nick timothy, her former chief of staff has come along with a page in the telegraph to explain why. wasn't radical enough. the prime minister he believes did want to do real hard stuff on tuition fees, instead it was this namby— pamby stuff on tuition fees, instead it was this namby—pamby cuts, diet basically, not proper conservative thinking. so he is very commentary about her replacement, a chap called damian hinds. already touted as a potential prime minister. i checked oi'i potential prime minister. i checked on various betting websites before i came on. as you do, but what about this issue? (i) did you put a bet on? it is a very complicated move. people did think this was someone, a lesbian cabinet minister, very much a moderniser... lesbian cabinet minister, very much a moderniser. .. the face of modern britain in some regards. but i heard an interview that was done with an educationalist or somebody who knew the sector very well, saying what justin greening actually did as education secretary was stopped a lot of things, and that excess. grammar schools, continuing sets tests

she can't blame nick timothy this time, she can't blame any other advisers.ou spend the weekend briefing about a reshuffle then failed to carry it out? it is quite remarkable. but there have been significant changes. it is quite remarkable. but there have been significant changesm terms of titles! the name of the department. yes, jeremy hunt with an extra bit on his portfolio, but he was already the secretary of state for social care anyway. but the daily telegraph, night of the blunder stiletto, alluding to what i was saying at the beginning. jenni, your point. the papers which on the whole have really backed theresa may on what they are sceptical tonight. the sun, the telegraph, pretty much cheerleaders, and they are saying this is feeble, the reshuffle has fallen flat, she has been derailed, andi fallen flat, she has been derailed, and i think your point that some of these appointments make sense is all a different point, because despite herself has ended up withjeremy hunt not only staying in health but saying he wants to take social care into that brief.

there have been some who have put their heads above the parapet, all called nick, including nick timothyr her to provide a narrative about the future. we have had a lot of austerity, we have got brexit, now we need optimism and hope. the prime minister is in a perfect position now to articulate that. so it is not a criticism of the prime minister, but i think more people do see this great opportunity to take some of the beleaguered things this government is doing and put it into a comprehensive and clear narrative which we can take to voters. ou not —— so you are not criticising the prime minister, but you agree with them? i would urge your viewers to read my article, there is a lot of great stuff going on in this government, some fantastic ministers, and the prime minister is ina great ministers, and the prime minister is in a great position to stitch that together and provide a bold and narrative. thank you very much. south african music legend hugh masekela has died. he was often called the father of south african jazz. the accomplished trumpeter was also an outspoken critic of aparth