to stop being so nasty— had told nadine dories to stop being so nasty to _ had told nadine doriesne of the things coming through from this— was one of the things coming through from this debate, that it felt like they were — from this debate, that it felt like they were trying to be more cordial to each— they were trying to be more cordial to each other, trying to give fewer attack _ to each other, trying to give fewer attack lines to the labour party. now the i's front page looks like, much _ now the i's front page looks like, much like — now the i's front page looks like, much like the euros, it might be another— much like the euros, it might be another competition there will be won by— another competition there will be won by a — another competition there will be won by a woman. we have sunak on the ropes _ won by a woman. we have sunak on the ropes here _ won by a woman. we have sunak on the ropes here because in yet another pou. _ ropes here because in yet another poll. it— ropes here because in yet another poll, it looks like liz truss is ahead — poll, it looks like liz trus

of them to or have already tovares' johnson needs to go. others, you're still backing him like nadine doris, the coach or secretary who left us earlier and she said others are biting him too. but the 19th 20th you committee will now meet next monday elect to new executive. and many of the candidates for that specifically want to stand to get rid of bars. johnson, he eventually when pushed said that if he did a fight another gonna competence vote and lost, he wouldn't push for a fresh election, but then he would not commit to resigning either. so it was a lot of guesswork as to what's going on in the prime minister's maryan right now. and what will happen a for i some people say when there is another vote in his leadership. all right, thanks very much. nadine baba with all the latest that from number 10 downing street apps. now we can bring in some one that might have an idea of what might be going on in the prime minister's mind. sonya panel is a political commentator, an author of the book, jas. boris. a tale of blond ambition. she joins his life now from london. can you imagine boris john

but tell the home secretary is here to we've also seen nadine doris, the culture secretary, a walk into number 10. she told reporters she thought maurice johnson should stay. so he is going to face a very tough time here in the next hour or so. one problem that has gone away for now is the prospect of an imminent vote of no confidence because the 1922 committee which is considering a rule chase while out another vote within the space of a year having held in june is now not going to address these you until next monday, that's when they'll choose a new executive, the whole of the executive 18 members. and now it's understood that many people standing for that specifically want to run or to change the rule to, to be able to get rid of boys. johnson bots at the liaison committee earlier in parliament, boris johnson was asked whether he would in fact i'm pushed for a fresh general election. and after several times of being pushy, he did rule that out. then he was asked if he would resign if he lost a vote of no confidence. he did not directly address that question. nadine baba on downing st

i've seen a nadine doris, the culture media and sports m secretary, one of johnson's or biggest ally, he's really not commenting, not looking to happy or she was a yesterday as well. nadeem as a how we the new chance, sir, or who actually oh, produce the statement calling on johnson to resign? earlier on thursday before johnson stepped down as prime minister. he's arrived as well. he's one of the people being talked about as a, a leadership contender. dominic rob, now way being told in the u. k. press has ruled himself out of any leadership contest. so yet our meeting bar is johnson right now. he in his a statement stress that he will stay on until a new leader is in position. and after that speech, his parliamentary private secretary said that there is no constitutional arrangement other than for the sitting prime minister to be in charge until there is a new leader of the conservative party. there. as you heard was that there was certain ann, from certain quarters, her disappointment in the tone in that bar. johnson effectively blamed his own m. p . 's talking about the herd mentali

are people like nadine doris and jacob rees—mogg going to play ball, or will they view this as sayingto be supportive in the commons. it does feel like we are heading to a chaotic situation in the commons. how divided the party as, particularly boris johnson's borisjohnson's exit, boris johnson's exit, it borisjohnson's exit, it makes it harder to do that. boris johnson's exit, it makes it harder to do that.— boris johnson's exit, it makes it harder to do that. good to speak to ou. we harder to do that. good to speak to you- we will _ harder to do that. good to speak to you. we will have _ harder to do that. good to speak to you. we will have that _ harder to do that. good to speak to you. we will have that crucial i harder to do that. good to speak to you. we will have that crucial 1922' you. we will have that crucial 1922 committee meeting later on. it sounds dry and procedural, but it is absolutely crucial to who will emerge at the next leader of the conservative party and, of course, britain's next prime minister. stay with us throughout the day for all of the very latest updates

just brief statements from nadine doris and jacob rees—mogg announcing they will support liz truss in steps down, when all of this is resolve. there are 11 candidates in all standing, we expect to hear from others shortly, we will bring you them speaking, rishi sunak is one of them speaking, rishi sunak is one of the candidates that we expect to hear from shortly so we will bring you that when it happens. problems scanning valid digital tickets and a lack of training for stewards may have contributed to the chaos at the champions league final in paris in may. french authorities have so far blamed the chaos on fake paper tickets among liverpool fans, a transport strike, and local troublemakers who broke into the stade de france. our paris correspondent lucy williamson has been speaking to those who were there. these scenes haunt france's global image. fans with valid tickets blocked from the stade de france, caught between local gangs and tear—gassing police. but what caused the chaos at the turnstiles here on the 28th of may? french authorities point to thousands of fake paper tickets

push to stop rishi sunak, a big push to stop liz truss, she was endorsed byjacob rees—mogg and nadine doriespact do you think grant shapps - with that past. briefly, what impact do you think grant shapps stepping j do you think grant shapps stepping out of the contest will have, what impact will priti patel deciding not to stand for the contest have? significant for both of them. priti patel, first of all, the right of the party, the long—standing euro sceptics, brexiteers, their votes will be split amongst a number of candidates. there's more chance of those candidates going ahead to the first round because of the 20 mp5 to get onto the ballot, as opposed to 30 to get through the first round — if she stood and others hadn't withdrawn, then that may have made it much more difficult for those who have a long brexit pedigree to do particularly well. grant shapps is significant, he was one of the first mps to call for theresa may to go. in borisjohnson's campaign, he was known as the spreadsheet, crunching the numbers to get borisjohnson through to that final stage, defecting to rishi sunak, gi

change their minds to back him and they also point out that a couple of people went to their and nadine dorisof people today that were not on my list of numbers to call and expecting them to resign. i think there has been a mood change in the conservative party, a feeling of inevitability and that feeling of inevitability and that feeling of inevitability is not shared by the man in there.— inevitability is not shared by the man in there. ., ,, i. , . man in there. thank you very much. for any further— man in there. thank you very much. for any further developments, - man in there. thank you very much. for any further developments, you i for any further developments, you know or we are. thank you very much. let's take a quick reminder as to how we got here, not going all the back of the last year but in terms of the last few days because late last week, this man chris allegedly grouped two men in london in a formal complaint was made and he was suspended in time and the conservative party. the prime minister said borisjohnson had not been aware of a specific allegations against chris pincher

this is a picture of the dean dories leaving number ten. is a picture of the dean dories leaving numberten. —— nadineher major crisis. rishi sunak, the chancellor, and sajid javid, the health secretary, both quit. it comes after borisjohnson admitted that he knew there had been previous official. the prime minister said he bitterly regretted the mistake. we saw the prime minister returning to downing street in the past few minutes. journalists gathered outside. he's now back inside number ten with his advisers. paul is the most dramatic —— follows the most dramatic hour for number ten. both outlined their reasons for resigning in both written to the prime minister to explain. sajid javid said... he added... rishi sunak, the x chancellor, tweeted... let's just take you back to downing street. we'vejust let's just take you back to downing street. we've just seen let's just take you back to downing street. we'vejust seen nadine dorries leave in the last half an hour or so. dorries leave in the last half an hour orso. no dorries leave in the last half an hour or so. no movement since then. as we pointed