, other than his brexit strategy. —— owen paterson, the mp.imes looks at it differently, saying that go this challenging johnson, you must stay and fight me this time. not the desperate taunts at the telegraph caesar does. the most amusing part of the telegraph today, i think, is if you look at the letters page. they are far more reflective of the conservative party membership. i think the letters page shows you, you will see that at the times as well, a number of people are looking to back boris and a harder brexit position. there are two camps within the conservative party. there is one which thinks brexit must be delivered by october 31, or that is the end of the conservative party. no matter what. there is another group that thinks the dangerous and promising an exit by that date. i think that the membership on the whole is in the former camp, and i think they are wrong. yes, so, that is the issue, isn't it? that seems to sum it all up. michael gove was one who said, actually, october 31 is not set in stone in his mind. yet for borisjohnso

we also know that iain duncan smith, owen paterson, both members of the conservative party had aboutbout a half—hour meeting conservative party had about a half— hour meeting with conservative party had about a half—hour meeting with the president in the late afternoon everything from brexit to nato to trade. we do think he is going to schedule in a meeting with michael gove at some point at winfield house. it is unclear whether that has happened already or if that might happen early tomorrow morning but we do know that donald trump's team reached out to michael gove, one of the conservative party contenders for the leadership position. michael gove said he would be willing to meet him. other conservative front runner for the leadership of the party borisjohnson, we understand the meeting had been declined. he said he had to meet with other conservative party members but they had a good meeting on the phone.” just wonder if when he says tonight will be about looking forward, you wonder if you'll be talking about that in the toast. he certainly sees a new chapter in the political stor

he's also spoken to owen paterson, and ian duncan smith, the conservative mps on the brexit side of theate. and we understand he has held a meeting with michael gough, the environment secretary, who sat earlier today, he didn't know, but he met sometime when michael go interviewed him in the oval office. we will keep our eye on even stare at the us investors residence, and go and talk to them shortly, but a look back on the days events, and how it's all unfolded. here's our political editor, learned whose bird. he always draws a crowd. but doesn't always please them. when the president comes to town... controversy is never far. the the president comes to town... controversy is neverfar. the prime minister was his first international guest at the white house. this kodak moment for the maze and the terms will be one of her last. a press conference with donald trump on a momentous occasion. a grand leaving do for theresa may. clear even from the niceties, the two have sometimes clashed. of always talk with you donald when we have taken a different approach, and you have done the same with