that was peter cardwell.rs are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 11:30pm this evening in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are jack blanchard, editor of the politico london playbook and anna isaac, reporter at the wall streetjournal. other news now. there's to be an independent review into maternity care at east kent nhs trust following concerns and confusion about the number of preventable deaths of babies. in a bbc interview yesterday, the trust's chief executive said there had been "six or seven" avoidable deaths since 2011, but today a board meeting heard there were possibly 15 deaths. from kent, our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. we didn't get to hold harry until the day that he died. i'm so glad we got to spend those seven days with him and see him. it means he was a real, living human being for those seven days and that means everything to us. our son harry died, because of a number of serious and preventable failures in the medical care and treatment that he and my wi

we can talk now to peter cardwell, who until yesterday was a special adviser at the heart of governmente daily telegraph. how did your boss tell you you were on your way out? robert was called to downing street as is the case for most cabinet ministers either to be told they are retaining their position or being promoted. he went about 11 ternet and, he was delayed because of the sajid javid situation. he came back to the department, ministry ofjustice, where i worked for six months with him,i where i worked for six months with him, i worked for other secretaries of state three years previously, i gave him a hug, well done, great you are staying on. he talked me through the discussion he had with the prime minister. then he said, i need to talk to you. my colleague, still his special adviser, another guy, left the room. he said, i‘m sorry, bad news for you. i said, not a huge shock. i got a six month bonus, to be honest. i am a relic of the theresa may well —— theresa may resignation. special advisers do not last long. is it true he said to you, i have to let you go because dom wants yo

one of those to lose theirjobs is peter cardwell, who was special adviser to thejustice secretary roberthear you like yourjob? thank you for the commiseration. i factory and a half years as a special adviser committed to last forever. it is one of the strange job within government has many people have today thatjust do not last forever. i was told by robert buckland and then i had a meeting with lee kane, the director of communications for number ten and he told me that i'm afraid that is it. but we fight on an as you have been hearing, roy mcelroy has come back to the top after five years and i imaginei to the top after five years and i imagine i will plot a course back to anotherjob at imagine i will plot a course back to another job at some imagine i will plot a course back to anotherjob at some stage. —— rory mcilroy. i imagine we have seen that sajid javid resigned because he didn't want to lose its advisers. i suppose my question is, robert buckland could've done what sajid javid done? have you been the sacrificial lamb because he decided to stay in hisjob? sacrificial lamb because

director larry cardwell and what he calls tax cuts to point out coming for a buffers and joining me to it talk about the broader environment in terms of investing today is the founder peter anderson is here. great to see peter thank you for joining us. so your take on where we are right now. this week we had another week of record highs and yet we've got those worries about coronavirus among other things slide down what has been a very strong backdrop. >> i would say it is never been more difficult that is right now and taking direction, trying to stocks, for 2020 and beyond. a lot of individual investors are confused they don't how to analyze the virus and how lethal it is going to be. so those things are distracting people from looking at a longer-term horizon. speed seven there is also an issue, please see distractions and supply chain, parts shortages, component shortages, doesn't that impact earnings? >> it does but it would be temporary. it is just a temporary setback. it is not a monumental shift in the way the economy is going as if some new technology emerged that wipes out all of the other existing technology. so keeping in perspective it's just a short-term, i

director larry cardwell and what he calls tax cuts to point out coming for a buffers and joining me to it talk about the broader environment in terms of investing today is the founder peter is here. great to see peter thank you for joining us. so your take on where we are

director larry cardwell and what he calls tax cuts to point out coming for a buffers and joining me to it talk about the broader environment in terms of investing today is the founder peteru for joining us. so your take on where we are

director larry cardwell and what he calls tax cuts to point out coming for a buffers and joining me to it talk about the broader environment in terms of investing today is the founder peter

director larry cardwell and what he calls tax cuts to point out coming for a buffers and joining me to it talk about the broader environment in terms of investing today is the founder peterour take on where we are