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here is rob watson. >> the mood is it was inevitable he was going to have to go.t is worrying the conservative party is what they are seeing in the opinion for. there have -- opinion polls. there have been two out, two thirds suggest it is time for a change in british politics. these suggest large leads for the opposition labor party. they suggest that rishi sunak, his own personal popularity is plummeting. hes still not as unpopular according to these polls as liz truss, boris johnson, and theresa may at their worst. plenty to be worried about for the governing conservatives. >> when rishi sunak came to power, he said at the outset that his government would be one of professionalism and integrity. that used to be taken for granted for government. that is how they should behave. if you take that as a standard at the beginning and then fall short, the members of your team for short, that is a problem. >> it is. there was a third one in there, which is accountability. the none too subtle message of rishi sunak when he came to downing street is i am looking to draw a

here's our political correspondent rob watson.g, think that it's time for a change in british politics. both of these opinion polls suggest very large leads for the main opposition labour party and they also suggest, rather worryingly for the prime minister, rishi sunak, that his own sort of personal popularity as plummeting, although i suppose is plummeting, although i suppose one should point out, louis, that he's still not as unpopular according to these polls, as liz truss, borisjohnson and theresa may, his predecessors, were at their worst, but plenty obviously to be worried about for the governing conservatives. interesting. when rishi sunak came to power, he said right at the outset that his would be a government administration of professionalism and integrity. and that used to be, one assumes, at some point taken for granted for governments. of course, that's how they should behave. but if you hold that up as a standard right at the beginning and then fall short or the members of your team fall short, that's a political pr

robbing patrons inside a lack of. after the shooting that customer then left the scene. charles watsonoins us live in our southeast beer with the very latest on this very bizarre story, charles. >> bizarre indeed, arthel bread there are certainly a lot of questions about whether the shooting of an armed robbery by a customer insight a houston restaurant was justified. here is why. take a look at the security camera. this is inside the restaurant you can see the armed man pointing his gun at patrons as he demands that the armed robber turned his back and walks toward the entrance. a customer, a man in the booth to the far left pulls out a gun and fires at nighttime shooting and killing the suspect. most of the shots coming on the ground. [background noises] >> you how those shots moments later the customer of fire the shot takes a suspect weapon and throws it at the wall, after realizing the gun was a plastic part he then returns stolen money to other customers before he is later seen during a cup at the lifeless suspect as he leaves the restaurant by the owner of the establishment wher