i won't say hardliners, but let's say some of the most committed brexiteers, people like priti patel,faith people like priti patel, put their backing and theirfaith in boris johnson. he may well be making a lot of promises that he will immediately run into trouble with as soon as he gets into number ten. that is also deeply concerning stock he is already talking about these tax cuts, about how we will not pay the £39 billion, that we will leave at the end of october, deal or no deal. if that happens in the way he portrays it, that will be catastrophic for the economy. he might propose these things and as you say get into downing street and suddenly realise things are a little bit more complicated, immediately losing the trust of people who voted for him on the basis that he will give them the hardest brexit possible. you wonder whether they have already forgotten how difficult theresa may found it. it seems like a long time ago, doesn't it? and matthew paris set out a damning indictment of borisjohnson‘s time as leader of london in an op—ed. i feel that boris johnson as leader of lond

priti patel, i will stop deliver brexit and get us out of the eu.t the birthday greetings for which i think her? the we st greetings for which i think her? the west midlands was the very first region in the country to launch its industrial strategy. i think it is actually the best regional industrial strategy. as this strategy is a shared endeavour between the region and the government, what further help can she give and the government give to realise its full potential? my honourable friend is absolutely right to highlight the government's industrial strategy and recognise the shared work that goes into the strategies between government and the region and business. we will be investing £20 million towards this region becoming the uk's first future mobility zone, introducing new technology to encourage more sea mless new technology to encourage more seamless and efficient journeys, investing up to £50 million to put the region at the forefront of 5g developments, and to the uk's first multi—city 5g test bed, 332 million from the transforming cities

this is one of his supporters, priti patel.ly showing how he has united our party. bringing people together from all different sections of our party, both remain, leave and people with different ideas as well. we've gone from ten candidates to seven today. esther mcvey, mark harper, and andrea leadsom are all out after failing to get 17 votes. the rest go on — to among other things a televised debate this weekend. tory mps then vote again on tuesday. by this time next week, only two will remain. the conservative party's ia0,000 members to pick one of them. most people expect borisjohnson to be in the final two. not everyone. this is the conservatives' longest—serving mp ken clarke. boris is not a shoo—in. boris is a my my politician is the great cliche. he has people enthusiastic about him, great fun, also quite a lot of mps who are extremely fearful about the idea that he is prime minister. this isn't some tv reality show, we are not choosing the winner of the great decor. —— great bake—off. political reporter, jessica parker,

and the former international development secretary priti patel said this.y the initial report that was taken to the guardian newspaper was politically motivated by people, i mean, the very prospect of someone typing someone very prospect of someone typing someone in their private home, quite frankly, tells me that that is politically motivated and that is not the type of behaviour you would associate with our country, you would associate it with the old eastern bloc. so tell me that is not politically motivated. and jacob rees—mogg, the head of the hardline erd group castigated the guardian for publishing the story saying they should be ashamed of themselves. —— your g group. i think politicians should feel safe and unmolested in their own homes, i think that is reasonable to ask for. the aggression of the hard left is really appalling and not how british politics has normally been carried out. snoopers are always unattractive, curtain twitchers, carbon easter curtain twitchers are not attractive. —— corbynista curtain twitcherss. there is one tv debate sch

this morning former international development secretary priti patel told bbc radio 4's today programmejohnson hasn't commented on what happened and there is no indication that there was any violence involved or anyone was in any danger, but it has begun a debate on whether we have a moral duty to report a domestic disturbance. ian mcnicholl, who is a survivor of domestic abuse. he was abused by his ex—partner for 14 months without any intervention from his neighbours despite visible signs he had been attacked. nazir afzal is the former chief prosecutor for the crown prosecution service. what you think of neighbours contacting the police if they hit a couple having a real classic for more than two decades we have been saying it is there responsibly and everybody‘s business. saying it is there responsibly and everybody's business. -- having a row. i remember a young teenage boy giving evidence against his father after he had murdered his mother after he had murdered his mother after suffering decades of abuse and he told the court, i wish a friend or neighbour or family men he told the c

of borisjohnson who‘s declined several broadcast interviews, one of his supporters, the tory mp priti pateler.|j about over the weekend about and admit with this partner. i think the first initial report to the guardian was politically motivated. the prospect of someone taping somebody in their private home, quite frankly, tells me that is politically motivated and not the type of behaviour you would expect in our country. it is the type of behaviour associated with the old eastern bloc. tell me that is not politically motivated. more now on the news that the uk‘s first gambling addiction clinic for children and young adults will open later this year. 13—to—25—year—olds will be able to access the service, and eventually there‘ll be 14 of these clinics opening around england. there are concerns that this issue of gambling addiction amongst young people is being fuelled by online gaming sites and targeted adverts. here‘s claire murdoch, nhs england‘s national director for mental health. i think it is really important that we do the awareness raising and todayis we do the awareness raising and