i think it isjust nadine dories coming out saying that| dories. to be careful, or else _ prime minister needs to be careful, or else there will be an electoral wipe-out, — or else there will be an electoral wipe—out, then you could argue, even though— wipe—out, then you could argue, even though she _ wipe—out, then you could argue, even though she had been a supporter of liz though she had been a supporter of liz truss— though she had been a supporter of liz truss in— though she had been a supporter of liz truss in the last few weeks, she's— liz truss in the last few weeks, she's been— liz truss in the last few weeks, she's been known as an exceptionally loyal person to boris johnson. she's been known as an exceptionally loyal person to borisjohnson. she's a former— loyal person to borisjohnson. she's a former cabinet minister, not in the cabih— a former cabinet minister, not in the cabin any longer, so the context there _ the cabin any longer, so the context there is— the cabin any longer, so the context there is quite interesting. the problem —

now coming out and taking _ nadine dories now coming out and taking aim — nadine dories now comingning the centre ground, she doesn't— she's abandoning the centre ground, she doesn't really have a mandate for the _ she doesn't really have a mandate for the real, or rather cold policy she's— for the real, or rather cold policy she's trying _ for the real, or rather cold policy she's trying to enact. you have jacob _ she's trying to enact. you have jacob rees—mogg with this education of the _ jacob rees—mogg with this education of the public around energy consumption. several issues going on at the _ consumption. several issues going on at the same _ consumption. several issues going on at the same time — i do think that frankly, _ at the same time — i do think that frankly, if— at the same time — i do think that frankly, if the party wanted to replace — frankly, if the party wanted to replace the leader, i don't think thatll— replace the leader, i don't think that'll happen in any case eminently. but you can't have a situation — eminently. but you can't have a situation where the to

was it another thing — forgive me interrupting — which i certainly picked up when i talked to nadine doris programme, a deep, deep resentment at the assumption that because of which city you came from, you should have a certain sort of politics. yeah, there's definitely a bit of that. if you were if you were a rebellious teenager in liverpool, you were a conservative. that's for sure. and you were it was well, certainly you felt like you wanted if you wanted to be different. how posh was this school that you were at? well, the liverpool college at the time was, i would call it an eccentric school. a hangover of liverpool's past. a lot of sport, quite a lot of religion. and we were taught by a fantastic cadre of mainly men who were all in their kind of fifties, some of who obviously, given the time, had kind of as young men had fought in the war. and it was a kind of dusty. incredibly enjoyable backwater, i have to say. i mean, it was fun at school. we had fun. did you have much to do with kids at the other schools at comprehensives? we didn't have a huge amount, no. if the truth be told, n

so those are just 3 names at the moment. nadine dories, a conservative n p. today, employment has been calling for the return of boris johnson. i think we would be in a very dist desperate situation. if we were to see a johnson come back, i didn't. he's out even in the country at the moment. but yes, for names, again, as i said, just shows that the indecision within the conservative party that not one name is come to the top. this been a calls from members of the public there to this should be a general election. i mean, it seems, would appear that her with loose trust stepping down and a leadership election within the conservative party to take place in the next week that it's unlikely to happen. is there any child, matt, better that that might happen. oh, they seem to just wandered off from behind me, but there were a number of protesters just earlier here calling for just that a general election. and it whether or not one would be triggered to, i mean, not now if the conservative party is going to choose another leader, what they're really, really trying t

general election, the sub text being the others aren't in a place to avoid a general election, and nadine dorysition parties, who are all calling for that general election. it does feel like there is an increasing number of conservatives open to that idea, seeing they would need a new mandate from the country, i suspect that rishi sunak, if he is in number ten will make the argument that we need some stability, that fiscal statement that is due a week today. it is a really significant moment for the country, we know there are spending cuts coming, big difficult decisions to be made, so that will need to happen as well. so i suspect rishi sunak would make the argument, if he is in number ten, beginning to give the new government some time to get the car back on the road, but those calls for a general election are only growing, and as you say, it is no longerjust opposition parties it is key conservatives as well and most importantly allies of boris johnson. ., ~' , ., most importantly allies of boris johnson. ., ,, , ., , most importantly allies of boris johnson. ., ,, , . most importantly alli

conservatives are the ones that are struggling, so we here know dean dories and others saying there's always going to be division. —— nadinetime is running out. all the previous prime _ time is running out. all the previous prime ministers i time is running out. all the i previous prime ministers have had varying degrees of ability when it comes to communication. rishi sunak is seen as very slick in terms of his social media broadcasting. what do you think are his strengths as a leader, and cannot be improved in terms of his public speaking? i’zre terms of his public speaking? i've watched him _ terms of his public speaking? i�*2 watched him for a number terms of his public speaking? i�*”2 watched him for a number of years and i think the more relaxed he is in any setting, in an interview or on stage, the more we get the best out of rishi sunak. it's the first time he's ever been able to stand there and be announced as the new prime minister. but he little bit wooden, and i think he needs to relax more and just trust himself, i trust that you can do it. when i'm seen him in action, no matter where it is, he's been really g