it is interesting, about nadine dorries, because as much as she was— nadine dorries, because as much_ she was the staunch supporter boris johnson, and so was liz truss. liz truss— johnson, and so was liz truss. liz truss canre — johnson, and so was liz truss. liz truss came out in support of boris johnson _ truss came out in support of boris johnson when everyone else was resigning. — johnson when everyone else was resigning, and nadine dorries made those _ resigning, and nadine dorries made those comments about liz truss being dress _ those comments about liz truss being dress and _ those comments about liz truss being dress and accessories while rishi sunak— dress and accessories while rishi sunak was— dress and accessories while rishi sunak was bring expensive shoes. whatever— sunak was bring expensive shoes. whatever the case, this front is suggesting that we are just seeing the dying — suggesting that we are just seeing the dying throes of an administration that has been in power— administration that has been in power for— administration that has been in power for too long. it a

. _ duncan smith, for example, nadine dorries. in— duncan smith, for example, nadine dorries, in veryon— the gunsmith who is already —— in devon smith has already put out a motion _ devon smith has already put out a motion for— devon smith has already put out a motion for an investigation of the privileges — motion for an investigation of the privileges committee into boris johnson — privileges committee into boris johnson and the fact that he has perhaps. — johnson and the fact that he has perhaps, and they will decide if they are — perhaps, and they will decide if they are allowed to go ahead, misled pariianrent— they are allowed to go ahead, misled parliament —— iain duncan smith. realty— parliament —— iain duncan smith. realty to — parliament —— iain duncan smith. realty to try _ parliament —— iain duncan smith. really to try to stop that investigation, and that report from coming _ investigation, and that report from coming out. she is heading for real trouble _ coming out. she is heading for real trouble. with a no—confidence vote being _ trouble. with a no—confidence vote being

nadine dorries who we saw earlier.e standing there. and she will be setting out a vision for the country i think we'll still be optimistic but with the backdrop of one of the most daunting entries for any prime minister in the last 50 years. she has a lot to face up to. the potential of recession being confirmed. inflation, the economy in a challenging place. the cost of living crisis. the nhs in a challenging place. it will not be an easy ride for her. i have spoken to people around her and they get that, they get it will be a turbulent period. she has a chance at apm or thereabouts to set out to the country what she thinks she can deliver to help everybody with the crisis. :, ~' , :, deliver to help everybody with the crisis. :, ,, , :, a deliver to help everybody with the crisis. :, ~ , :, a ., , deliver to help everybody with the crisis. :, ,, , :, ., , ., , crisis. thank you. nick eardley was talkint crisis. thank you. nick eardley was talking about _ crisis. thank you. nick eardley was talking about boris _ crisi

ok, it i sounds like there might be a bit room for manoeuvre there, that is something nadine dorries,g at the business case! i l i'm looking at the business case! i will update you once i have done so. on a personal level it must be strange to have taken over a couple of weeks ago with all of these decisions we have been talking about, and then, as a government, you are keen to crack on it but obviously things had to pause for almost two weeks following the sad death of the queen. i want to finish with, what is the mood light within the cabinet now? you have your head around the jobs, the cabinet now? you have your head around thejobs, he the cabinet now? you have your head around the jobs, he wants to crack on forward, but how do you regain momentum and start? i on forward, but how do you regain momentum and start?— on forward, but how do you regain momentum and start? i don't think we ever lost momentum. _ momentum and start? i don't think we ever lost momentum. whilst _ momentum and start? i don't think we ever lost momentum. whilst we - ever lost momentum. whilst we haven't been m