she she had to bring penny mordaunt in. kemi badenoch?— she had to bring penny mordaunt in.— in government. i have heard she could be in— in government. i have heard she could be in line for the trade job, which _ could be in line for the trade job, which is — could be in line for the trade job, which is also important. this sort of post—brexit, buccaneering trading nation _ of post—brexit, buccaneering trading nation if— of post—brexit, buccaneering trading nation. if she gets that, a good promotion _ nation. if she gets that, a good promotion. we nation. if she gets that, a good promotion-— nation. if she gets that, a good oromotion. ~ , promotion. we definitely saw her groin in. promotion. we definitely saw her going in- so _ promotion. we definitely saw her going in. so conversations i promotion. we definitely saw her going in. so conversations going | promotion. we definitely saw her. going in. so conversations going on. we will leave it there for the moment. if you want updates on all of these appointments in the new cabinet, you will get them here or outside source bu

deals which is important to note, because there was pushback and the trade representatives like penny mordauntington, they went out to the individual states and i think kemi badenoch will and has continued that, i have spoken to some great people at the state level, they did a deal with north carolina, they are reaching out to arizona and other right—leaning republican leaning states for individual trade deals.— trade deals. thank you for bein: trade deals. thank you for being on _ trade deals. thank you for being on this _ trade deals. thank you for being on this morning, - trade deals. thank you for l being on this morning, greg swanson from brigg macadam. stay with us on bbc news, still to come... and the first kitemark for farmers will be launched today to measure their performance in reaching net zero targets. in all russia's turmoil, it has never quite come to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. the nightmare that so many people have feared for so long russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility that produced af

the party of witnesses, led by penny mordaunt in her new role. who will start proceedings.the whole world, sympathises with me in the irreparable loss we have all suffered. it is the greatest consolation to me to know the sympathy expressed by so many to my sister and brothers and that such overwhelming affection and support should be extended to our whole family in our loss. to all of us as a family, as to this kingdom, and the widerfamily of a family, as to this kingdom, and the wider family of nations, of which it is a part, my mother gave an example of lifelong love and of selfless service. my mother's reign was unequalled in its duration, its dedication and its devotion. even as we grieve, we give thanks for this most faithful life. i am deeply aware of this great inheritance and of the duties and heavy responsibilities of sovereignty. which have now passed to me. in taking up these responsibilities, i shall strive to follow the inspiring example i have been set in upholding constitutional government and to seek the peace, harmony and prosperity of the peoples of these

i supported tom tugendhat, then penny mordaunt and then rishi sunak. is tugendhat, then penny mordaunt i think it is sensible for everyone to judge her and new government on what's in that package and that's what matters to people in their real lives. she won the majority _ to people in their real lives. she won the majority of party members but not the parliamentary party. the last person to be elected leader of the conservative party in that situation was iain duncan smith. does it bode well? i situation was iain duncan smith. does it bode well?— does it bode well? i think it's a ureatl does it bode well? i think it's a greatly different _ does it bode well? i think it's a greatly different situation - does it bode well? i think it's a i greatly different situation because he was elected as leader of the opposition and liz truss is prime minister, therefore she has the government machine at her disposal and she is facing a hell of an in tray. everyone across the political spectrum agree that as prime minister she is facing a very difficult set of circumstances and what she said today

she only snuck through right at the end, if you're a member, it was penny mordaunt all the way who wewalkover. iain duncan smith's leadership didn't _ be a walkover. iain duncan smith's leadership didn't end _ be a walkover. iain duncan smith's leadership didn't end well. - be a walkover. iain duncan smith's leadership didn't end well. it - be a walkover. iain duncan smith's leadership didn't end well. it is - leadership didn't end well. it is the lowest _ leadership didn't end well. it is the lowest ratio _ leadership didn't end well. it 3 the lowest ratio since that, yes, she is here knowing she does not have the full throated support of all the mps so there is that problem and then you have the issue of legislation. all of the other mps who were elected under borisjohnson have a personal mandate, they were tied to him and his manifesto. they don't have that same attachment to her. they may feel a bit more emboldened to rebel about legislation. and then you have the other issue of the house of lords. we have a new leader of the lords, who is a bit of a hardliner and a right—winger a

with penny mordaunt, who has just taken on this role in the last few days, also adding her name.f it so far? it seen it before, what do you make of it so far?— seen it before, what do you make of it so far? it is a very movin: make of it so far? it is a very moving and _ make of it so far? it is a very moving and solemn - make of it so far? it is a very l moving and solemn ceremony, rooted in the past, but a confirmation of the fact that charles ii! is the king, it doesn�*t make him king, it confirms the fact that he is the new king. and as i say, it is a very solemn and moving moment which perhaps many of us will never see again.— will never see again. indeed. and hearing _ will never see again. indeed. and hearing as _ will never see again. indeed. and hearing as we _ will never see again. indeed. and hearing as we have i will never see again. indeed. j and hearing as we have done only a handful of times over the past few days, god save the king, it takes some getting used to, doesn�*t it? it king, it takes some getting used to, doesn't it?- used to, doesn't it? it still does.

how- young this government as it is two days and the roles they have had to step into, we saw penny mordauntems like the economy i same time. at a time when it seems like the economy is i same time. at a time when it seems like the economy is atj seems like the economy is at the brink of recession. thank you for talking us through those front pages, some stories inside the papers. to mark the queen's death, the poet laureate simon armitage has written a poem called floral tribute. it has two verses, or stanza, of nine lines. the first letter of each line, when taken together, spells out 'elizabeth'. when i was made laureate it was pointed out to me there would be some significant roles in all likelihood coming up. and i think, i made some notes in anticipation of that, and then my computer crashed a few months ago, and when i realised i needed to write this poem i had to start again. i took that as an omen all i remembered was i read somewhere favourite flower of the queen was the lily of the valley, and there was something beautifully simple about that, and i wanted to try to combine that w

but one which was televised for the first time — the new lord president, the conservative mp penny mordauntbute to his late mother — saying her reign had been unequalled in dedication, duration and devotion. he vowed to follow her example and seek peace, harmony and the prosperity of all the nations where he is now head of state. he also confirmed that the day of the queen's funeral will be a bank holiday across the country. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell has been watching today's events. in the setting of london's original royal palace at saintjames is, the accession council, a meeting of 200 privy councillors, written's political leaders past and present, with other notable figures, a meeting rooted in past centuries, essential to the transition to a new reign, and seen for the first time through television. the king joined the accession counsel gathered in the accession counsel gathered in the palace's throne room to make his declaration. it is the palace's throne room to make his declaration. , , the palace's throne room to make his declaration-— declaration. it is my most so

even now 200 tory— sunak and penny mordaunt.inst something she herself which has been arguing for, small estate, less spending, and adding massively to britain's— less spending, and adding massively to britain's already massive public debt and — to britain's already massive public debt and the market will be spooked by that— debt and the market will be spooked by that and the tory party will be. i by that and the tory party will be. i imagine — by that and the tory party will be. i imagine the public will thank her for it— i imagine the public will thank her for it because the public are terrified _ for it because the public are terrified about what is happening this winter. we terrified about what is happening this winter. ~ ., terrified about what is happening this winter-— terrified about what is happening this winter. ~ ., ., ., ., this winter. we are doing it again, talkin: this winter. we are doing it again, talking about _ this winter. we are doing it again, talking about her _ this winter. we are doing it again, talking

secretary —— therese coffey, to make an announcement very shortly for the we have the commons leader penny mordauntn leader of the opposition, the late john smith, asked. _ opposition, the late john smith, asked, although it is accepted that assets _ asked, although it is accepted that assets held by the queen are sovereign, should not be liable to inheritance tax, will the premise to explain _ inheritance tax, will the premise to explain why all private assets passing — explain why all private assets passing from one sovereign to the next should also be exempt? i think that this _ next should also be exempt? i think that this remains legitimate question, so would the leader of the house _ question, so would the leader of the house of— question, so would the leader of the house of lords time for discussion on this— house of lords time for discussion on this matter? if house of lords time for discussion on this matter?— on this matter? if the honourable gentleman _ on this matter? if the honourable gentleman would _ on this matter? if the honourable gentleman would like _ on this matter? if the hono

through by a few votes, more than if you were not a huge margin over the third favoured candidate penny mordauntet table, we are at one who supported rishi sunak throughout the contest so there is not much of it bringing the party together in that respect. they are going to fulfil a lot of junior ministerial candidate and that will be the figleaf that perhaps gets everyone back onside. that is a bruising leadership. the approach to the economy, this trust wanting tax cuts and rishi sunak said that the drive up inflation and is not a good economic approach at the moment. she will now expect them to get behind her vision but if she is not bringing a lot of them into the top team default, that could make things slightly more difficult. 0ne make things slightly more difficult. one last quick thought. it's humbling for politicaljournalists humbling for political journalists when humbling for politicaljournalists when someone like liz truss makes it to the top because she had been discounted by many for so long and yet quietly she seems to have kind of kept going as other more prominent and more fancy