greg hands is out, richard holden is in? quite a brutal and swift demise for greg hands.ogether, but he wasn't party chairman at the start of rishi sunak�*s... are you going to cut waiting lists, miss atkins? ,, �* ., atkins? she didn't even turn round for ou, atkins? she didn't even turn round for you. henry- _ atkins? she didn't even turn round for you, henry. they _ atkins? she didn't even turn round for you, henry. they have - atkins? she didn't even turn round for you, henry. they have it, i atkins? she didn't even turn round for you, henry. they have it, the l for you, henry. they have it, the new secretary of state for health. ignite the person who will become a household name, as we have been discussing! household name, as we have been discussinu! , ., , household name, as we have been discussing!— discussing! pretty fast demise for gre: discussing! pretty fast demise for greg hands. _ discussing! pretty fast demise for greg hands, because _ discussing! pretty fast demise for greg hands, because he - discussing! pretty fast demise for greg hands, because he wasn't

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richard holden's pinging away.nd that means he'll have a right to attend cabinet. but it is that's a role given typically to the party chairman. so we're waiting to see what's happened to greg hands, whether hands has hands, whether greg hands has been there been moved, we don't know. there was certainly have concerns was certainly have been concerns about not about his chairmanship ship, not least susan hall, least the way that susan hall, who's lacklustre who's a rather lacklustre candidate, was selected as the candidate, was selected as the candidate to take on sadiq khan in what could well be a close mayoral elections in may in the capital in london next year. so of course, it had a very difficult, difficult time so far. greg hands with a series of repeated defeats in in in with in seats normally held by as many as 20,000 at the last election. so it has been a very difficult time for greg hands i think richard holden just for me demonstrate a generational shift going after younger voters and voters in the red w

the trott and richard holden for the first time right now.— first time right now.bout — first time right now. the other thing about these _ first time right now. the other. thing about these appointments, first time right now. the other- thing about these appointments, and you touched upon it when you mentioned rishi sunak, when he was chief secretary to the treasury, as it will give laura trott a very new kind of exposure which could set her up kind of exposure which could set her up as a potential leadership candidate, orany up as a potential leadership candidate, or any of the others who are suddenly now going to get a much bigger national platform. rishi sunak will be _ bigger national platform. rishi sunak will be thinking - bigger national platform. t m sunak will be thinking this is bigger national platform. t 3t sunak will be thinking this is the team he hopes he can take in to a general election, who can help him turn around the dismal, and it really is dismal polling, the conservative party has at the moment, secure that unprecedented fifth consecutive te

earlier richard holden had this to say. i think there's two points he was making there. one, you can see with people like me from the north of england being promoted, people like laura trott from the south of england being promoted as well. you're seeing a broad coalition of people, that broad church of the conservative party, being refreshed. but i think there are some things, this is one of the points the prime minister made in that speech in manchester, was that there are some things the conservative party has done very well over the last 13 years, which is delivered real transformation for life chances for people. and one of those, which i know was a major driver of david cameron's time in government, was around education. we saw two thirds of kids attending good or outstanding schools in 2010. we are now seeing around 85%. we have seen us really rocket up international league tables in things like reading. i think what the prime minister was talking about them was those systemic short—term issues. it is quite clear that educational change is one of those real positi

richard holden , the new today.ichard holden, the new chair of the conservative party and a former prime minister making a surprise return to downing street. yes, lord david cameron is our new foreign secretary, seven years after he left the job in number 10 as prime minister, he replaces james cleverly, who takes up the home secretary portfolio. and that's after suella braverman was sacked by the prime minister, we understand by telephone early on this morning, ending days of speculation about herjob security in government. meanwhile the new foreign secretary says he is delighted to be back in government . i hope to be back in government. i hope that six years as prime minister, ii that six years as prime minister, 11 years leading the conservative party, gives me some useful experience and contacts and relationships and knowledge that i can help the prime minister to make sure we build our alliances. >> we build partnerships with our friends, we deter our enemies, and we keep our country strong. that's why i'm doi

to pull off. a difficult job for richard holden to ull off. , ., to pull off., - to pull off. henry hill from conservative home, thankj to pull off. henry hill from - conservative home, thank you very much. in the last few minutes my colleague political editor chris mason has wrapped up an interview with david cameron who of course today has returned to front line politics as foreign secretary. so let's listen to that interview with david cameron. david cameron. david cameron. david cameron you left government over brexit and you will now be the face and the voice of post—brexit written, lord cameron, foreign secretary, quite a thing. i written, lord cameron, foreign secretary, quite a thing. i know it is not usual— secretary, quite a thing. i know it is not usual for— secretary, quite a thing. i know it is not usual for a _ secretary, quite a thing. i know it is not usual for a prime _ secretary, quite a thing. i know it is not usual for a prime minister. secretary, quite a thing. i know it. is not usual for a prime minister to is not usualfor a prime minister

richard holden . this the party. richard holden.th of england, people like david cameron, who've had a huge amount of experience in government from right across the country . and i think it's you country. and i think it's you know, it's a really it's really good. you can see a strong and unhed good. you can see a strong and united party see coming together now for the future . now for the future. >> now we're going to go to olivia utley, our political correspondent, who's been working very hard today. so we know what's happened , olivia, know what's happened, olivia, what's likely to happen, who's going to be around that table and what is the balance or the frictions likely to be like ? frictions likely to be like? >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> well, i wouldn't particularly agree with richard holden that we're seeing a new era of a unhed we're seeing a new era of a united conservative party. if anything, it seems as though the conservative party is more divided than ever before. one letter of no confidence in rishi sunak has alread

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he says he is disappointed to be leaving the job of chairman, and it is now going to richard holden.rade, able to choose to go back to trade, a job i also love full stop he is clearly disappointed he is not going to be running the conservative's election campaign next year, but do you think you should have stayed on the job? you think you should have stayed on the “ob? . , you think you should have stayed on the “ob? ., , ., the job? that is for the prime minister to — the job? that is for the prime minister to decide _ the job? that is for the prime minister to decide as - the job? that is for the prime minister to decide as to i the job? that is for the prime | minister to decide as to where the job? that is for the prime i minister to decide as to where to put the assets, the personalities, the individual strengths and so forth. i've known greg hands for a very long time. he is well connected with europe and beyond as well. he understands that reef, and has a huge amount of experience. i wish the new chair all the best, but ultimately i think greg will do a brilliantjob in busines

from greg treasury, and richard holden is now taking overfrom greg hands as chair of the conservativeshe live page, from which you may be watching this. the blockbuster news was the return of former prime minister david cameron to front line politics. our deputy political editor takes a look back at mr cameron's political career. as party leader, david cameron wanted to be seen as a modern, centrist, compassionate conservative, highlighting green issues, welcoming liberal democratic government and legalising gay marriage. all a far cry from the so—called culture wars of recent yea rs. good afternoon, everyone, and welcome. while out of office, the now lord cameron has been critical of some of rishi sunak�*s decisions, including scrapping part of the hs2 line. but there have been shifts in foreign policy, too. while he wooed the chinese president over a pint and a english pub, today, many tory mps see beijing as a huge threat. his intervention in libya in 2011 faced damning criticism. the foreign affairs select committee said it had been done with no proper intelligence analysis and the

richard holden is the new conservative party chairman, and laura trott becomes the chancellorjeremy hunt'sreasury. the prime minister promised change, and one thing this reshuffle isn't is change. it won't change the fundamental problems of the country. it won't do anything to fix the cost of living or nhs waiting lists. and just when the moves looked done for the day, there was another former cabinet minister, esther mcvey, back in government, charged with keeping a sceptical eye on what some label as political correctness or wokery. we've got rather used to shake—ups around here in the last few years. here is another one, prompting just two questions that really matter. what difference will it make to government? and what difference, if any, will it make to its popularity — or lack of it? chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. so let's get some reaction from the us on david cameron's return to front line politics. we can now speak to frank luntz, one of america's best known political consultants and pollster. thank you forjoining us on the program. i know you have worked with david camer

conservative headquarters firing on to make sure it machine, and want to make sure it was was top richard holdenty leader, david cameron wanted to be seen as a modern, centrist, compassionate conservative, highlighting green issues, welcoming liberal democratic government and legalising gay marriage. all a far cry from the so—called culture wars of recent years. good afternoon, everyone, and welcome. on the steps of downing street... while out of office, the now lord cameron has been critical of some of rishi sunak�*s decisions, including scrapping part of the h52 line. but there have been shifts in foreign policy, too. while he wooed the chinese president over a pint and a english pub, today, many tory mps see beijing as a huge threat. his intervention in libya in 2011 faced damning criticism. the foreign affairs select committee said it had been done with no proper intelligence analysis on the failures led to the country becoming a failed state. even more difficult will be questions about david cameron's career since leaving downing street. a committee of mps accused him of a significant lack

you've got richard holden as a conservative party chairman.hese are people who were elected in 2019, not very well known to our viewers. claire coutinho, course two appointed net zero secretary back in september . chair you've got some september. chair you've got some other other positions. victoria atkins, she's now a senior role it what's you're seeing here is a reshuffle the tory party is trying to try to change the shape of this government to try and reinvent it like a snake shedding its skin to try and become a more of a kind of attractive option for voters as that's they do every so that's what they do every so often you well know, martin, often as you well know, martin, they do try and find a new way often as you well know, martin, th presenty and find a new way often as you well know, martin, th present themselves new way often as you well know, martin, th present themselves to w way often as you well know, martin, th present themselves to voters. to present themselves to voters. the big marquee signing today, if was a football analogy

richard holden is the new conservative participant cheryl and laura hunt becomes chief deputy to they. >> the prime minister promised changed and one thing this reshuffle isn't, is change. it won't donything to fix the problems of the country, the cost of living or any other lists. >> here is amount one prompting just two questions that really matter. what difference will it make to government and what difference, if any, will it make to it popularity or lack of it? "bbc news," westminster. >> and so, david cameron returns to the fray as foreign secretary but what exactly does that mean for the u.k.'s foreign policy and with a general election fast approaching where does it leave the conservative party? our political editor has more. >> thought you'd seen the back of david cameron? this was him walking away after he'd lost the brexit referendum in 2016. since then he has criticized his successors. >> of course i've agreed with some individual decisions but politicians politics is a team endeavor. and i've decided to join which team because i think rishi sunak is a good leader with go

richard holden , the new today.rd holden, the new chair of the conservative party and a former prime minister making a surprise return to downing street. yes, lord david cameron is our new foreign secretary, seven years after he left the job in number 10 as prime minister, he replaces james cleverly, who takes up the home secretary portfolio. and that's after suella braverman was sacked by the prime minister, we understand by telephone early on this morning , telephone early on this morning, ending days of speculation about her job security in government. meanwhile the new foreign secretary says he is delighted to be back in government . i hope to be back in government. i hope that six years as prime minister, 11 years leading the conservative party, gives me some useful experience and contacts and relationships and knowledge that i can help the prime minister to make sure we build our alliances. >> we build partnerships with our friends, we deter our enemies, and we keep our country strong. that's why i'm doing the

well, richard holden also becomes the new party chair with greg hands axed.atching appointment. gb news very own esther mcvey, who i must admit i was actually on the phone to about two hours before she rather sneakily entered downing street there. i think we'll let her off, she was made cabinet minister with the secret mission to ingrain common sense and tackle wokery across whitehall. to whitehall. maybe she'll have to start very top . i'm start right at the very top. i'm breaking tonight. dame andrea jenkyns has become the first tory submit a letter of no tory mp to submit a letter of no confidence in prime minister confidence in the prime minister with simply enough with the message simply enough is enough. and very soon she will join me. she'll join us with an exclusive interview to explain her bombshell decision and which, if any mps will follow suit. should the letters of no confidence now go in? i want to hear from you on that. has this reshuffle got you all shook up ? has sunak pulled out shook up? has sunak pulled out pocket aces or now is he a buste

well, richard holden also becomes the new party chair with greg hands axed.ye catching appointment. gb news very own esther mcvey, who i must admit i was actually on the phone to about two hours before she rather sneakily entered downing street there. i think we'll let her off, she was made cabinet minister with the secret mission to ingrain common sense and tackle wokery across whitehall. to whitehall. maybe she'll have to start very top . i'm start right at the very top. i'm breaking tonight. dame andrea jenkyns has become the first tory submit a letter of no tory mp to submit a letter of no confidence in prime minister confidence in the prime minister with simply enough with the message simply enough is enough. and very soon she will join me. she'll join us with an exclusive interview to explain her bombshell decision and which, if any mps will follow suit. should the letters of no confidence now go in? i want to hear from you on that. has this reshuffle got you all shook up ? has has this reshuffle got you all shook up? has sunak pulled out pocket aces or

richard holden is the new conservative party chairman.es chancellorjeremy hunt's deputy as chief secretary to the treasury. the prime minister promised change and one thing this reshuffle isn't is change. it won't change the fundamental problems of the country, it won't do anything to fix the cost of living or nhs waiting lists. we've got rather used to shake—ups around here in the last few years. here is another one, prompting just two questions that really matter. what difference will it make to government? and what difference, if any, will it make to its popularity or lack of it? chris mason, bbc news, westminster. for more on this we can speak now to our uk political correspondent rob watson. good evening to you. i look back at your 7am briefing to your colleagues saying i'm going down to westminster. could you have imagined this is the way that they would have worked out?— worked out? absolutely not! it is virtually impossible _ worked out? absolutely not! it is virtually impossible to _ worked out? absolutely not! it is virtually im

also in that reshuffle , richard holden is the reshuffle, richard holden is the new conservative chair and a former prime minister makes a surprise return to downing street. lord david cameron , our street. lord david cameron, our new foreign secretary. seven years after he left. number 10, he replaces james cleverly, who takes up the home secretary portfolio. that's after suella braverman was sacked early on this morning by phone, ending days of speculation about her job security in government . job security in government. meanwhile, the new foreign secretary says he's delighted to be back in government . be back in government. >> i hope that six years as prime minister 11 years leading the conservative party, gives me some useful experi audience and contacts and relationships and knowledge that i can help the prime minister to make sure we build our alliances . we build build our alliances. we build partnerships with our friends, we deter our enemies, and we keep our country strong. that's why i'm doing the job and i'm delighted to accept lord david cameron speaking there. >> his ret

richard holden is the new conservative party chairman, and laura trott becomes the chancellorjeremy hunt'sretary to the treasury. the prime minister promised change, and one thing this reshuffle isn't is change. it won't change the fundamental problems of the country. it won't do anything to fix the cost of living or nhs waiting lists. and just when the moves looked done for the day, there was another former cabinet minister, esther mcvey, back in government, charged with keeping a sceptical eye on what some label as political correctness or wokery. we've got rather used to shake—ups around here in the last few years. here is another one, prompting just two questions that really matter. what difference will it make to government? and what difference, if any, will it make to its popularity — or lack of it? chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. more from chris in a few minutes. so what's behind the move to bring david cameron back into government? is it a good move for the conservative party or is it, as labour claim, a sign of desperation? here's vicki young. thank you very much. thought y

richard holden is the new conservative party chairman.ecomes chancellorjeremy hunt's deputy as chief secretary to the treasury. the prime minister promised change and one thing this reshuffle isn't is change. it won't change the fundamental problems of the country, it won't do anything to fix the cost of living or nhs waiting lists. we've got rather used to shake—ups around here in the last few years. here is another one, prompting just two questions that really matter. what difference will it make to government? and what difference, if any, will it make to its popularity or lack of it? chris mason, bbc news, westminster. so david cameron returns to the fray as foreign secretary. but what does that mean for the uk's foreign policy? and, with a general election fast approaching, where does it leave the conservative party? 0ur deputy political editor vicky young has more. thank you very much. thought you'd seen the back of david cameron? this was him walking away after he lost the brexit referendum in 2016. he hums. right! since then, he ha

richard fulston, richard holden replacing greg howes as the party chairman.e prime minister saying that it is an enthusiastic and energetic team and a fresh face, a fresh cabinet full stops some saying it is not necessarily that fresh when you have a former prime minister sitting around the table but either way, we will continue our coverage this morning here on bbc news as rishi sunak�*s new cabinet speaks. stay with us here on bbc news. over the next few days, temperatures will vary. you can see the colours, yellow representing the higher temperatures, blues representing the lower temperatures so over the next few days, they believe do flip—flop in between colder and milder conditions. at the big next week as we start to pull in more of a northerly, turns colder again. what we have today is this weather front continuing to pillow a from the south—east. another one across the north west. both are introducing some rain or showers in the south—east, the rain will clear in that it south—east, the rain will clear in thatitis south—east, the rain will clear in th

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said she welcomed this appointment for cameron, as have some conservative mps like damian green, richard holden baroness warsi. some criticism too from some conservatives around the sacking of sowell braverman, andrea jenkyns criticising that move and lord crothers who has been previously critical of government in the past. pretty strong from a conservative peen pretty strong from a conservative peer, describing it as a coup, the coup is complete, remain has won and democracy is lost. a flavour of some backlash it causes among the right—wing of the conservative party even though if some towards the centre are pretty blues.- even though if some towards the centre are pretty blues. lone, this comes a year— centre are pretty blues. lone, this comes a year ahead, _ centre are pretty blues. lone, this comes a year ahead, less - centre are pretty blues. lone, this comes a year ahead, less than - centre are pretty blues. lone, this comes a year ahead, less than a i centre are pretty blues. lone, this i comes a year ahead, less than a year ahead of a general election. == ahead of a general election. --

perhaps he will put one of them in the health department, we have heard names like laura trott, richard holdenb. he might chew somebody on a lower rung of the cabinet. robertjenrick, the immigration minister, he was a minister at the health department. it will be an interesting guide to what the rest of the reshuffle is going to be like. taste what the rest of the reshuffle is going to be like.— going to be like. we have been talkin: a going to be like. we have been talking a lot — going to be like. we have been talking a lot about _ going to be like. we have been talking a lot about the - going to be like. we have been talking a lot about the main i going to be like. we have been| talking a lot about the main big surprises, not least of course the return of david cameron to front line politics, but what other announcements have probably not talked about in great detail, anything we have missed? 50 talked about in great detail, anything we have missed? so far it has been quite _ anything we have missed? so far it has been quite a _ anything we have missed? so far it has been quite a streamline

that was richard holden, who's party chairman pleased there. fraser, chairman pleased there. that was richard holden and lucy fraser, theiirman . yeah, and lucy fraser, the culture secretary . yeah, and lucy fraser, the cul'theseecretary . yeah, and lucy fraser, the cul'these are :ary . yeah, and lucy fraser, the cul'these are all regulars on our >> these are all regulars on our tom keep going. tom moore i'll keep going. please . please do. >> yeah. chris heaton—harris time for tax cuts for gb news viewers, come on, do it . viewers, come on, let's do it. >> there are quite a lot of christine harris, northern ireland secretary there. >> gillian keegan there saying, how are you doing ? how are you doing? >> and that's a hint of something there from alister jack that's right. >> the cabinet, they've , they've >> the cabinet, they've, they've seen the detail of the autumn statement behind me. they've signed off the detail. now they're all grinning, which is quite good sign, maybe for quite a good sign, maybe for viewers of gb news. maybe we're goin

is concerned, richard holden is concerned, richard needs to look at his own majority . i think he's got a majority. i think he's got a majority in durham somewhere, just over a thousand votes. richard holden will not be an mp after the next election . after the next election. >> okay, those questions yesterday. >> let's go to hardship now and find out what you think . find out what you think. >> what way? hard up do you think the supreme court ruling will go today and if so, what is the repercussion on for the prime minister >> well, i think that we can't really second judge which way the ruling is going to go. there are rumours started out yesterday that perhaps the government is going to lose. i valenzuela's letter. she seems to try and be covering all bases by claiming it's not my fault. governor sort of approach that if we win, we still can't enforce it. well then why have you been pursuing this policy? and she seems to be saying that, you know, i wasn't supported. but you're a barrister and you have a knowledge. you've had the highest legal job in the country befor

and i think that's what richard holden comes in.oblem for him, the seat that he currently represents is disappearing because of boundary changes. so he currently doesn't even have a seat in the next election. i suspect one will be found for him, though, pretty sharply. that cabinet meeting earlier, there was obviously so much to be discussed, but one of the things is that the supreme court's ruling on rwanda asylum policy tomorrow now lines coming out of this cabinet meeting is that cabinet ministers war gamed? >> how to respond if the supreme court rules against the government . they've been looking government. they've been looking at possible out comes and what contingency measures there might be. yes that's right. >> the judgement due tomorrow morning. it's been long awaited. the success or otherwise of rishi sunak's priority in stopping the boats hangs on it. so yes. and the chap who was foreign secretary yesterday morning and is now home secretary james cleverly has had to get to grips with this all very quickly. he was up dati

he's richard holden and hejoins us now. good morning. congratulations on your promotion.k we are all remembering - your promotion. thank you very much. i think we are all remembering that i i think we are all remembering that speech that rishi sunak gave only last month to the tory county conference when he talked about being change, he represented change, a break with the politics of the past. how is it a fresh start to bring back david cameron into government? i bring back david cameron into government?— bring back david cameron into government? bring back david cameron into iovernment? ~' ., :, government? i think there are two ioints he government? i think there are two points he was _ government? i think there are two points he was making. _ government? i think there are two points he was making. number- government? i think there are two l points he was making. number one, you can see with people like me from the north of england being promoted, people like laura trott from the south of england being promoted, we have a broad coalition of people, a broad church of th

conservative party chairman richard holden told gb news that this positive for the tories .ories. >> i think you can see we've got a very broad church of a conservative party, a people like me from the north of england, people like david cameron, who've had a huge amount of experience in government , but from right government, but from right across the country . and i think across the country. and i think it's, you know, it's a really it's, you know, it's a really it's really good. you can see a strong and united party coming together now for the future. we've got those big aims that the prime minister has already outlined and there will be some big decisions on those coming up this week . this week. >> us president joe biden has told israel the al—shifa hospital in gaza must be protected amid as fighting continues . it comes after the continues. it comes after the world health organisation said gaza's main hospital is no longer functioning . israel has longer functioning. israel has accused hamas of having a command and control centre under the hospital , which the terror t

laura trott steps in as treasury chief secretary, also in that government reshuffle today, richard holden has taken up the post of conservative chair and a former prime minister made a surprise return to downing street today . lord david cameron street today. lord david cameron signed up as the new foreign secretary seven years after he left number 10 and he replaces james cleverly, who takes up the home secretary's portfolio that thatis home secretary's portfolio that that is after suella braverman was sacked, we understand, by telephone this morning by the prime minister ending days of speculation about her job security in government . security in government. meanwhile, the new foreign secretary lord cameron, says he's delighted to be back in government . government. >> hope that six years as prime minister 11 years leading the conservative party, gives me some useful experience and contacts and relationships and knowledge that i can help the prime minister to make sure we build our alliances. we build partnerships with our friends, we deter our enemies, and we keep our country strong.

well, also in that government reshuffle, richard holden is the new chair of the conservative party andhe former prime minister, lord david cameron was appointed foreign secretary seven years after he left number 10. he replaces james cleverly, who takes up the role of home secretary that it's after suella braverman was sacked by the prime minister early this morning , prime minister early this morning, ending prime minister early this morning , ending days of morning, ending days of speculation about her job security in government . security in government. meanwhile, the new foreign secretary, lord david cameron, says he is delighted to be back in government and hope that six years as prime minister, ii years as prime minister, 11 years as prime minister, 11 years leading the conservative party, gives me some useful experience and contacts and relationships and knowledge that i can help the prime minister to make sure we build our alliances. >> we build partnerships with our friends, we deter our enemies , and we keep our country enemies, and we keep our country strong. that's why i'm

well, also in that government reshuffle, richard holden is the new chair of the conservative party andhe former prime minister, lord david cameron was appointed foreign secretary seven years after he left number 10. he replaces james cleverly, who takes up the role of home secretary that it's after suella braverman was sacked by the prime minister early this morning , prime minister early this morning, ending prime minister early this morning , ending days of morning, ending days of speculation about her job security in government . security in government. meanwhile, the new foreign secretary, lord david cameron, says he is delighted to be back in government and hope that six years as prime minister, ii years as prime minister, 11 years as prime minister, 11 years leading the conservative party, gives me some useful experience and contacts and relationships and knowledge that i can help the prime minister to make sure we build our alliances. >> we build partnerships with our friends, we deter our enemies , and we keep our country enemies, and we keep our country strong. that's why i'm