, it's my way oi’ mr davies, mrjohnson, it's my way or the highway, hard brexit or soft brexit? is the issue, our authority has been fatally undermined. she's still the prime minister, the leader, make a decision! our authority has been undermined. the one irony is her biggest weakness is her biggest strength. nobody else at this point wants to take over. it is a poisoned chalice. i can see the real crunch points coming for it, either at co nfe re nce points coming for it, either at conference or when you have got through the divorce proceedings. at the moment nobody wants to touch it because it is so difficult and there are no easy answers. onto the financial times, no easy answers for the scottish as well, or at least for the snp, henry. the scottish as well, or at least forthe snp, henry. some the scottish as well, or at least for the snp, henry. some are suggesting that nicola sturgeon‘s announcement today that she is not going to push for a second independence referendum until after the brexit talks suggests that, for the brexit talks suggests that, for the first time in qu

we heard from mrjohnson earlier, saying it was fighting to get on with the job. rumours that he was eyeing up the top job. he said the cabinet was behind and wanted to get on with the business of governing. theresa may is having a meeting with seeming tea m is having a meeting with seeming team 22 committee. the group of conservative backbenchers. it will be an exciting meeting to be a fly on the wall that. they want to voice their concerns about the election campaign. more people arriving for this meeting. we will leave that. we will speak to our royal correspondent, who is at kings college hospital. we saw the duchess of cambridge arriving. she is here at this very busy hospital. it is quite common for members of the royal family to appear in hospitals after such terrible incidents as we saw last weekend. in private, she will meet some of those still being cared for in the hospital. although we are ten days on from the attack, there are still many people in the hospital as a result of the attack. she will talk to the doctors and staff about the tape of care whi

to launch his leadership bid then michael gove decided that he'd stand and pull his support from mrjohnson it all went horribly wrong for both of them in the end. mrjohnson has said very clearly to mps that he's not interested , very clearly to mps that he's not interested, that east not launching any kind of leadership bid. given the circumstances that we are in, the circumstances that we are in, the uncertainty that there is, the idea really that tory mps would want three months of an internal battle when next week they want to start brexit talks, particularly for those on the brexit side of the argument. that's not what they want. the other thing they definitely don't want is another general election any time soon because they have been so shocked by what's happened to them, thatterly in the south where labour did well moving close to tory mps in many seats. they don't want to risk being out of power completely. that is quite something. it would suggest that the government's not wanting to put forward a legislative programme and immediately gets voted down because then there is the gene

could you pick up on morning, mrjohnson. could you pick upona morning, mrjohnson.niser who is now jailed. people will be wondering should there be a rescaling of who is at risk and who was not at risk? could you tell us what questions are being asked by security services about how those people are deemed to be the risk they are. it is important to stress that the police on the night did an outstanding job in dealing with those terrorist when i worked with security services as mayor of london as they did for many yea rs, mayor of london as they did for many years, i found they were fantastic and did an incrediblejob of giving us and did an incrediblejob of giving us safer. people are understandably right to look at the photographs in the papers today and the tv show that this guy was in and ask what happened? how did this person slipped through the net in the way that he seems to have done? i cannot really comment much on that because there is a live and ongoing investigation. i think, there is a live and ongoing investigation. ithink,1.i there is a live and ongoing

mrjohnson tried to rebut it, but it didn't go well.speech, on the day she became prime minister, theresa may described several burning injustices — as she put it — in our society. i want to look at them. measures to... oh, hang on a second. there are all sorts of measures that we want to take to — to ensure we do not discriminate against everybody. well, what we want to see on mental health care is a... erm, a proper understanding. there, indeed, to get back to your first question... well, why don't we do the questions in the order i'm asking them? it's not a two ronnies sketch, you can't answer wéllsfi’b—ét wej'ia nt ta see well, why don't we do the questions in the order i'm asking them? it's not a two ronnies sketch, you can't answer the question before last. so, where does this government go? we asked downing street if any ministers were available to be with us tonight, but unfortunately none were. but as the government will come under pressure in the next couple of years both from its own back benches and from the official parliame

i think the broad truth is mrjohnson does not want to be implicated in any way, in any moves to unseatth is if you wield a knife you rarely inherit the crown. that is what happened to michael heseltine after he did in mrs thatcher and then was done in himself. i think boris johnson's then was done in himself. i think borisjohnson's position is stand back for now, wait to see how this unfolds and if down the line a va ca ncy unfolds and if down the line a vacancy should emerge, i'm sure he will put himself forward. norman, thank you. all eyes on the dup and what happens next with arlene foster. al corresponded is in belfast. he said he believes the prospect of another election will not help the power—sharing elect. the nationalist parties say the prospective deal between the dup and the conservatives is not going to help at all in fact it will probably make things more difficult. sinn fein in particular have been very critical of the deal and they say it shows the british government can be expected to —— cannot be expected to act as an impartial broker. the sinn fein leader has said the