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the new conservative party leader kemi badenoch has named her full shadow cabinet team ahead of theirphilp has been appointed shadow home secretary, robertjenrick, who was beaten in the final round, will serve as shadowjustice secretary, while mel stride will be shadow chancellor and dame priti patel will be shadow foreign secretary. let's speak to our chief political correspondent henry zeffman. robertjenrick finally found something he likes the look of, then. �* , something he likes the look of, then. �* ., ., then. always one of the interesting _ then. always one of the interesting thing - then. always one of the interesting thing is - then. always one of the | interesting thing is when then. always one of the i interesting thing is when a then. always one of the - interesting thing is when a new leader is putting together their team, leader is putting together theirteam, be it leader is putting together their team, be it a cabinet or shadow cabinet in this case, is what they do with their defeated rivals. kemi badenoch has found a way to accommodate robertjenrick, who she beat by

i mean, i think they'll have done shadow cabinet by tuesday in time for that shadow cabinet meeting,not they've done the lower ranks. below that, i guess, is the is the wider question and hence this desire that those who have been doing it in a kind of shadow shadow cabinet way sincejuly might have to do that thing at the despatch box or that thing that, you know, that parliamentary obligation. but it is actually it's interesting. and i think newscasters will like this in a way. opposition parties actually are really quite small outfits and operations. they don't have many people. they're either going to be trying to persuade some experienced people to hang around a bit longer, or they're going to have loads of people who haven't done it before thinking, well, you know, where do we go? where are the loos in the norman shaw building, in westminster, where the leader of the opposition hangs out? how many staff do they get? what's the relationship between them and the official tory party headquarters round the corner in matthew parker street? just how does this actually work? and kemi b

that's really diminished when you consider that a full shadow front bench, notjust the shadow cabinet. about two thirds of conservative mps. i suspect as kemi badenoch puts together the rest of that team in the coming days, we'll see more and more mps doubling up, because some mps who haven't been given jobs because some mps who haven't been givenjobs in because some mps who haven't been given jobs in the shadow cabinet or didn't wantjobs cabinet or didn't want jobs perhaps, cabinet or didn't wantjobs perhaps, some of them will say, "lid perhaps, some of them will say, "i'd rather be on the back pages altogether than be the shadowjunior minister for something or other." so, i think that will be a challenge for her, especially given she said on saturday after accepting the leadership that her first task as a leader is providing an effective opposition to the government in parliament. opposition to the government in parliament-— parliament. that was my colleague _ parliament. that was my colleague martine - parliament. that was my| colleague martine croxall talking to henry stefan. we h

is it a shadow cabinet that rishi sunak could have assembled ? maybe it is actually., where does that go if and totally right, it's very, very early on, but if by number of months down the track, there's a sense that the new leadership isn't making much progress, etc., etc.. let's see. i was just going to say the two bits of other bits of uk news that i've noticed today. before we sat down to record this podcast. tuition fees in england, going up for the first time in ages and interest rates going down. yeah, both quite - significant, actually. i mean, the tuition fees thing is significant - on a number of levels. a, because it's going to affect a lot of people, you know, - because a lot of students and all the rest of it. - and b, because the sector, the higher education sector for some time has been warning of an imminent collapse - or financial crisis, - with a lot of universities saying they're having l to make redundancies, even close courses, - because the whole sector is getting close to the brink. so i think there was some real pressure on the government . to

democrats looking to form a shadow cabinet to act as opposition, to challenge the incoming trump administration>> borrow from british friends and.shadow cabinet to fight back against the worst abuses of the second trump administration. a team from the opposition that mirrors the government's own cabinet members. another form of checks and balances. >> you heard how the democrat congressman saying that needs to be shadow cabinet. we followed this during the first term in the op-ed from miles taylor and new york times talking about how they work to undermine donald trump, he seems to have learned, surrounding himself with loyalists but kind of opposition do you think you will face from the permanent bureaucracy in the deep state? >> we saw it before it worse n now. when you said shadow cabinet, i thought that's a cute name and then the congressman says we are establishing a shadow cabinet, i can't believe they are using those terms. we have to be ready for this and i think trump is. i love the way gutfeld refers to the trump sheen as a pirate ship so parents are going to get off the ship so to th

shadow government similar to the uk. a group of lawmakers that mirrors the cabinet and publicly challenges them. say senator elect adam schiff , as shadow attorney general, congressman gregory meeks, secretary of state or colorado senator michael bennet as treasury secretary. that idea isn't just from a strategist but a lawmaker, joining me now, the man behind this idea, congressman wiley mikell, a democrat from north carolina. no dream music needed, you're in person with us. congressman, why do you think this is the way to possibly challenge this administration. >> this is something that can definitely happen, they've been doing it for over 100 years in the uk. this is an idea, if we do the exact same thing against trump we're going to get the same results. we have to step up our game, we have to go toe to toe with trump and it's not just about saying what we're against, it's about saying what we're for and putting our best messengers out there to go toe to toe. at the u.n., we should have someone going one-on-one with her, talking about what we would do better, and why the choices they make are

with a shadow cabinet, there's no hiding. each decision by the government faces a ready counterpoint. not just from the media and voters, but also from political leaders poised to step in. shadow cabinet members can also become the clear point people for advocacy and grassroots organizers. making it easier to unify and amplify the solutions that those in power are ignoring. it's democracy's insurance policy. and it strengths the government too. there's no room for lazy ideas when rivals stand ready to step in. and it strengthens the government too. so what would a shadow cabinet look like here in the united states? we certainly would make it our own american version. we have an amazing wealth of talent on the democratic side of the aisle in congress. people loyal to the constitution and ready to be the watchdogs for an out-of-control trump administration. democratic leaders hakeem jeffries in hakeem jeffries and chuck schumer could appoint 26 members of congress to go one-on-one with each member of donald trump's cabinet. if

the new shadow cabinet will meet tomorrow.charge against his now estranged wife. he was capped 100 times for scotland admitted shouting, swearing and acting in an abusive manner towards his wife. he also admitted repeatedly tracking her movements and sending messages of an her movements and sending messages ofan alarming her movements and sending messages of an alarming and distressing nature. another quarter of a million more flats could have flammable cladding on them according to a report from the national audit office. it suggests there may up to 7,000 tower blocks across britain still to be identified and tested. 0nly only a third have been fixed. with work estimated to take another decade. the prime minister has said people smuggling should be viewed as a global threat similar to terrorism. speaking at a meeting of the international police organisation interpol, sir keir starmer confirmed the government was investing a further £75 million to crack down on gangs bringing migrants to the uk. our home editor mark easton rep

gopal. 0ur headlines today: the new conservative leader kemi badenoch prepares to appoint her shadow cabinetlice officers to valencia as many remain missing after the devastating floods which have killed at least 200 people. in the us, the two presidential candidates race across the key swing states as the campaign reaches its final days. in sport, it's heartbreak for england as a failed drop goal attempt from george ford means they're edged out by new zealand at twickenham. and good morning. it's another largely dry and mild and rather cloudy day out there. there will be some glimpses of sunshine around. i will bring you all of the details, coming up shortly. it's sunday the 3rd of november. our main story: the new conservative leader kemi badenoch has promised to win back voters and renew the party after securing an historic victory in the leadership contest. the 43—year—old former business secretary, who becomes the first black woman to lead a major uk party, beat the former immigration minister robertjenrick by 12,000 votes and will now begin forming her shadow cabinet. 0ur political cor

he's talking about creating a shadow cabinet to combat this cabinet. >> it is about accountability.r of the cabinet. when they step out of line, you have someone who is ready to call them out of. out. that something we don't have. hakeem jeffries and schumer can appoint folks. anita: a shadow cabinet to go up against decisions made by donald trump's cabinet, has this ever been done before? >> i don't recall this, it seems like being a sore loser. we got the trifecta for a reason. people said loud and clear they want republican leadership, trump's appointees, they want to that kind of government. if you are a democrat with these appointees there's a lot you can get done with republicans with this administration. democrats realize their agenda on the environment failed and got a lot of people upset as energy prices went up and it was harder to promote and regulate these industries and a guy like doug bergram saying i will create a big energy opportunity. that could be a huge lifeline to democrats if they are willing to engage. anita: what do you think of this? >> we've seen it work an

back to borrow from british friends and shadow cabinet to fight against worse abuses of a second trump administration. a team of opposition that mirrors the government's own cabinet members. they washed closely public she met publicly challenging and offering new ideas. it is another form of checks and balances. the quiet guardrail that holds those in power accountable. >> laura: another form of checks and balances. was that in the constitution? i must have missed that. i love when they bring their props, by the way. this makes it more critical for president trump to have all his ducks in a row on the hill before making big appointments. he's always been more effective that way, there is no time to waste. well all of this plays out, we should also consider the source or sources of this incoming stream of criticism. these people have been wrong about pretty much everything. propping up biden's terrible picks because first, first this, first met and of course, with help of the press. >> president biden announcing historic picks for cabinet, janet yellen tipping the first woman treasury s

but here's what he says. >> we need to borrow from our british friends appoint a shadow cabinet to fightt worst abuses of a second trump administration. a team from the opposition that mirrors the government's own cabinet members. it is another form of checks and balances. >> your thoughts? >> interesting. i mean, washington does all kinds of shadowy things i'm not surprised like something like this would be cooked up out in the open it kind of seems to me it echos from democrat senators forming their own group in so far. we think others will join too. saying that they are going to form a resistance essentially that whatever president trump decides to do they as democrat senators will oppose that. you've got governor healy up in massachusetts saying she won't allow state offices to deport people and won't be a part of that. there's going to be plenty of opposition interesting he's talking about openly doing it. but i think there's plenty of resistance and president trump knows what he's walking into. i think 2016 there was a little bit of a learning curve. he's not surprised to the resis

bus because they say he knew the full story of her conviction before he appointed her to the shadow cabinetending her. it feels at least like he's panicked in the face of some media attack on one of the most effective cabinet ministers he's got. i mean, she's already steered through legislation to bring the railways into public ownership. she's getting on with reregulating the buses. but now her fraud conviction has come to light, the conservatives are questioning why keir starmer appointed her in the first place. it sounds like keir starmer appointed her in full knowledge of this background. so was that the right decision? i think most of my constituents would think that that was a questionable decision. but downing street say the prime minister only accepted her resignation when further information emerged. they won't specify what this is. what we do know is she didn't inform the relevant civil servants of her offence when she became a cabinet minister. she had resigned from the insurance giant aviva, her employer, when her work phone went missing. i'm told it had been carrying out an int

shadow cabinet, the resistance. do this, do that.ican people do want -- i mean, you want a government that works for you. democrats cannot just be against, against, against, but it's really hard to -- the legislative realities are that y'all aren't in charge at this point now. maybe one of the house races go a different way and democrats end up in charge of the house. but it looks as though not in charge of anything, in the minority and all of it. so what really can you all do, because midterms are around the corner. >> what i would say is, first, look at what we did and stopped these last two years, not being in the majority. we've been in the minority, and yet we stopped a lot of horrific things from happening in the house and pushed back on real hard. we have got to double down. i believe hakeem jeffries is the right person to lead this caucus and fight like head against every single bad policy that the republicans put out there. we've got to bring the facts, the evidence, and call out even things that are happening in the senate.

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miss badenoch is expected to name her shadow cabinet in the coming days. ahead of their first meeting on tuesday with former contenders robert jenrick, tom tugendhat , mel jenrick, tom tugendhat, mel stride and dame priti patel reportedly open to frontbench positions . elsewhere, labour mp positions. elsewhere, labour mp dawn butler shared a social media post accusing kemi badenoch of representing white supremacy in blackface. shortly before she was elected as the new tory leader. the brent east mp has since deleted the repost from her x account. neither downing street nor dawn butler have made any comments. >> he's a race baiter. have made any comments. >> he's a race baiter . why is >> he's a race baiter. why is she still got the whip.7 >> look, that's up to labour. i mean, i think genuinely i genuinely think that given what she's said, she should have the whip removed from her. there should be some discipline and some disciplinary measure against this kind of really hateful device. >> i was reminded that the former conservative chancellor , former conse

bus because, they say, he knew the full story of her conviction before he appointed her to the shadow cabinetpend political capital defending her. it feels, at least, like he's panicked in the face of some media attack on one of the most effective cabinet ministers he's got. i mean, she's already steered through legislation to bring the railways into public ownership. she's getting on with reregulating the buses. but now her fraud conviction has come to light, the conservatives are questioning why keir starmer appointed her in the first place. it sounds like keir starmer appointed her in full knowledge of this background. so was that the right decision? i think most of my constituents would think that that was a questionable decision. but downing street say the prime minister only accepted her resignation when further information emerged. they won't specify what this is. what we do know is she didn't inform the relevant civil servants of her offence when she became a cabinet minister, and i'm told she had resigned from the insurance giant aviva, her employer, when the work phone went missing.

have told us that louise haigh and fully declared her conviction when she was appointed to the shadow cabinetour were in opposition. all the details have been emerging over the recent past, so we are making those calls and we will bring that to you as soon as we can, and specially for the transport secretary. christian: shaun jolly, thank you very much. on the other going to focus on -- on the other going to focus on aaii decoded, and the advancs we see in ukraine. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs app now and stream the best of pbs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

if kamala harris wins, the new conservative party leader kemi badenoch appoints her shadow cabinet witheam. the government faces a backlash as the education secretary, bridget phillipson , announces university phillipson, announces university tuition fees are to rise for the first time in eight years. >> the prince of wales is in cape town for his earthshot prize, following meetings with young environmentalists. today he'll meet with the country's president and as the isle of man is considering scrapping the triple lock on pensions as it struggles to afford social security, we're asking should the rest of britain follow suit and support this morning? >> fulham scored two very

kemi badenoch has been appointing her shadow cabinet after becoming the new conservative leader. her rival in the leadership contest, robertjenrick, will become shadow justice secretary. dame priti patel has been named shadow foreign secretary and mel stride is the new shadow chancellor. a quarter of a million more flats could have flammable cladding, according to a new report from the national audit office. it suggests there may be more than 7,000 tower blocks across britain still to be tested. nearly 5,000 buildings have been identified since the grenfell tower fire but only a third of them have been fixed so far, with work estimated to take another decade. you're live with bbc news. at least ten people have been killed when a volcano erupted in eastern easier and easier. video received by the bbc shows bed and damaged houses. residents fled in terror which happened in the middle of the night. let's go to jakarta so now and speak to our correspondence. thank you for joining us. get us up to speed with how things are on the ground now. has the volcano stop spewing? figs ground now

here in the uk, the new conservative party leader kemi badenoch has finalised her shadow cabinet teameing's strike finally ends — a majority of workers vote in favour of a 38 % wage increase, spread over four years. hello, i'm martine croxall. after months of campaigning the wait is finally over. polling stations are now open in most of the eastern seabord states, as voters decide the country's 47th president. in what has been one of the closest run races in living memory, the final polling shows it's a toss—up between donald trump and kamala harris. this is the scene in new york city where the polls are opening right now.... it is six o'clock local time. we can show you charlottesville, virginia. people are making their way in early. the two candidates held their final rallies late last night — with a particular focus on the battlegrouds that will decide the election. there'll be extra attention on voters in georgia, arizona, nevada, wisconsin, michigan, north carolina, and pennsylvania , where the result could have particular influence on the overall outcome. in a long—held traditio

that she disclosed this to the labour leadership when she was appointed to sir keir starmer�*s shadow cabinete have not had that. conservatives say there are serious questions to answer. downing street this evening has not commented. two bulgarian men have pleaded guilty to spying for russia in the uk. biser dzhambazov from london and orlin roussev from great yarmouth have admitted conspiracy to spy. their guilty pleas can be reported for the first time after a jury at the old bailey was told about them at the start of a trial of three other alleged spies. ian harvey, the former medical director of the hospital where lucy letby murdered seven babies and tried to kill a further seven, has admitted that there had been a "potential missed opportunity" to stop her. giving evidence at the public inquiry, mr harvey said the unexplained deaths of three babies on the neonatal unit injune 2015 should have been reported as a serious incident. who's in iraq on a three day visit, has announced a plan well, we've heard about legal migration — the home secretary, who's in iraq on a three day visit, has ann

have told us that louise haigh had fully declared her conviction when she was appointed to the shadow cabinetng over the recent period of time, we will bring you updates and we are in touch with the department for transport and spokespeople for the transport secretary. irate transport and spokespeople for the transport secretary. we are auoin to the transport secretary. we are going to take — the transport secretary. we are going to take a _ the transport secretary. we are going to take a short _ the transport secretary. we are going to take a short break. - the transport secretary. we are going to take a short break. on| going to take a short break. on the other side of the break, we will focus on al decoded, we will focus on al decoded, we will take you into the ai world of combat, in particular the advances we've seen recently in ukraine. it will be really fascinating. stay with us for that. hello there. for most of us, it's been a dry but cold day today after that widespread frost. but things over the next few days are going to change. temperatures are going to be rising. the cold air tha

shadow cabinet. cabinet right at the centre of forming this budget. opens a door for you to get into a chauffeured car or says chief secretary. ah, there you go. how did that happen? yeah. i mean, look, you know, i have a pass to swan in and out of downing street. that's crazy. you know, when you're, when i was first appointed by the prime minister, you go off to buckingham palace to see the king, to join the privy council. you're making decisions often every half an hour, about hundreds of millions, billions of pounds that affect people's lives and their communities directly. and, you know, that's not normal. and you have to remember when you're doing that, that you mustn't become institutionalised or kind of used to or expecting that because you're just holding an office for a period of time. well, let's talk about those sorts of decisions and the office, because people are often confused by that title, chief secretary. no one knows what it means. no. well, i'll tell you my phrase and you tell me yours. i always say i've over the years of covering p

the new conservative leader kemi badenoch has been filling more topjobs in her shadow cabinet. ecretary. our political editor, chris mason, is with me. out what to do with a guy come second is a problem in any leadership race and i understand there are variousjobs leadership race and i understand there are various jobs offered, kind of a scratching of the chen, and in the end, after a bit of mudslinging as well a year, not from the leadership, and acceptance from robertjenrick of thejob leadership, and acceptance from robertjenrick of the job as shadow justice secretary, so he is in the tent. who else? you mention the new shadow chancellor, absolutely key role on any shadow front bench, it will be mel stride, former leadership contender earlier in the race, managed to hold onto his seat in devon at the election by the narrowest of margins. we will see plenty of mel stride in the coming weeks, months and years, no doubt. as you mention, new shadow foreign secretary, dame priti patel, raising the odd eyebrow in westminster because you might remember she managed to cost herself her

new tory leader kemi badenoch, who's appointed mel stride priti patel and robert jenrick to her shadow cabineto stood against her in the leadership race. so, i mean, i guess that's saying keep your friends close and your enemies closer. >> oh , she's just a good winner. >> oh, she's just a good winner. you know, she's just yeah, she's magnanimous, you know, lots of good sports and politics, especially kemi. >> so they're going to be the shadow chancellor, foreign secretary and justice secretary. >> but that's not what jenrick wanted is it. >> well it's not what he wanted but i think he'll be i think he wanted to be the chancellor. did he. >> he wanted to be prime minister but i think. >> yeah, but people are saying there's some tension now between them because, you know she didn't get what he wanted. >> sexual tension. >> sexual tension. >> right. >> right. >> i mean, obviously yeah, i think he'll be good as justice minister. he's got that, you know, that. that's his background jeremy kyle type, you know. and yes, his background also he's a conviction politician. so you know, somebody like tha

the long term, and privatizing va, which is something that donald trump tried to do with his shadow va cabinet that he had in his first term, is not something that we can return to. so that would be my question for doug collins is what kind of va secretary are you going to be? one that looks out for the veterans or one that looks out for trump's business interests? what about marco rubio for secretary of state? i look forward to talking to him. you know marco rubio, you have strange bedfellows and you have strange alliances and stuff. when i was trying to get my daughter permission to get my daughter onto the floor for the first time before i gave birth to my daughter marco rubio came up to me and said, tammy, i will back you every step of the way because i wish i could have brought you know, my kids onto the floor as well. and so we have a friendship we've served together. i look forward to talking to him, to see what he's going to do and what his policies will be. okay, let's democratic congresswoman former democratic congresswoman tulsi gabbard who the president elect tapped to serve as dir

shadows of german colonialism. the, this is the domain is live from the land. israel security cabinet has approved deceased by deal with hezbollah and 11 on lebanese. celebrates after the deal is announced, the truce comes into effect and a few hours and will end a year of conflict between hezbollah and israel. and angela medical release is a memoir and confronts the critics. look at whether she has done anything differently during her 16 years as german chancellor. the i'm told me a lot of goal welcome to the program or israel and has the have agreed to a 60 day see spot and the fighting and 11 on people across the southern 11 on set. celebrated news of the deal, which comes into effect at full am local time on wednesday morning. under the agreements is really and has the troops to gradually withdrawal from southern lebanon to be replaced by 11. these army has been on israel, have continued to exchange rocket far as the deadline approaches i have to choose holds, it will bring an end to over a year of violence between the 2 classes. the united states and france were a key parties in brokering the deal us presiden

trump rally you saw a litany of speakers, some of whom were are now going to be in the cabinet, it's almost like a shadow government was on stage there. so i think the voters are that's why you see, the polling shows the voters are a lot less surprised than a lot of the beltway classes. yeah. >> stephen, the other piece, part of your piece that stood out to me as well. and that i think that some of what we just saw captured a little bit of on video is this idea of trump as a cultural force, right? you wrote a little bit about that. the trump dance in particular. we have now seen kind of across sports fields there does seem to be a sense that there were people who were not publicly embracing trump, who, in the wake of the election results, seem willing to do that, and that that cultural shift stood out to me as much in kind of thinking through what we had today news wise, as anything else. right. >> he's putting himself in iconic situations. you know, he's standing there yesterday with his chin in the air, watching this rocket go up almost like there was some credit to accrue to him for the elon musk. and

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key former cabinet officials and administrators, staffers that left the white house in 2021. set up multiple different organizations that began running a shadow transition four years in the making to get ready for this moment, that would be ready to fill out in administration and the 4,000 political appointees. and this is where mark was suggesting that it was really a campaign that turned into a transition that turned into an administration back in 2021 or i should say 2017 which was ill equipped at the time to actually run a federal government. this go around, you know, you can make the case, you can question the policies and the way in which they intend to use the executive branch. but nobody is questioning the preparedness of the trump administration to execute on their game plan. of course, that was the premise of project 2025, that 900 page document that prepared not only how the departments and the agencies would be able to effectively run. i know one of the organizations, the american first policy institute had more than 200 draft executive orders ready to turn over to donald trump. donald trump knows foreign leaders this go around, h

calling on her once again this time for a cabinet level position at the helm of the department of education. >> no. >> so that we can. >> but her selection being shadowed by allegations from her roots in the wwe. a new civil lawsuit filed just last month naming her directly alleging that she and her husband knowingly allowed their employee a ringside announcer who worked for the wwe in the 1970s and 1990s, to groom and sexually exploit children as young as 13 years old as ring boys. the filing accuses the mcmahons of knowing and tolerating their employees peculiar and unnatural interest in young boys. an attorney for linda mcmahon, calling the allegations false, saying the civil lawsuit based upon 30 plus year old allegations, is filled with scurrilous lies exaggerations and misrepresentations and an attorney for vince mcmahon did not respond to cnn's request for comment. now notably, this new lawsuit is just coming up now, 30 years after the fact. erin because the maryland legislature, the state where this suit is brought forth, they recently enacted a law that opens up the statute of limitations for civil lawsuits for sexual assaults involving childr

. >> back at home, kemi badenoch has held her first shadow cabinet meeting today, saying she'll win back the trust of the pubuc she'll win back the trust of the public with a team effort as she released her full shadow cabinet this morning. chris philp has been announced as shadow home secretary, while jessye norman has been appointed shadow leader of the house. notably, there is no role for tom tugendhat , who no role for tom tugendhat, who was a contender in the leadership race yesterday. badenoch former rival robert jenrick accepted the role of shadow justice secretary, while the former work and pensions secretary mel stride, is the new shadow chancellor and former home secretary priti patel has been appointed shadow foreign secretary. the new co—chair of the conservative party, nigel huddleston, spoke to eamonn and isabel earlier today. >> he was very clear that she wanted to offer roles to all of her opponents because she has a great degree of respect for them. all of those who wish to serve and all of the them. all of those who wish to serve ithisall of the them. all of those who w

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she will appoint a top team, the shadow cabinet, by tuesday with some familiarfaces team, the shadow by tuesday with some familiar faces missing. the former leadership contender and current shadow home secretaryjames cleverly has said he will not be looking for a front rankjob. the shadow chancellor and former chancellorjeremy hunt will also be leaving the shadow cabinet, as all steve barclay and oliver dowden. but they will be a job offer for robert jenrick. they will be a “ob offer for robert jenrick. ., , ., ., , jenrick. rob, we have all been impressed _ jenrick. rob, we have all been impressed by _ jenrick. rob, we have all been impressed by your _ jenrick. rob, we have all been impressed by your energy - jenrick. rob, we have all been impressed by your energy and | jenrick. rob, we have all been - impressed by your energy and your determination. you and i know that we don't actually disagree on very much. and i have no doubt that you have a key role to play in our party for many years to come.— have a key role to play in our party for many years to come. don't expect a rush of

saying she will win back the trust of the public with a team effort as she released her full shadow cabinet this morning. chris philp has been announced as shadow home secretary, while jessye norman has been appointed shadow leader of the house. notably, there's no role for tom tugendhat, who is a contender in the leadership race. yesterday, badenoch former rival in the tory leadership race, robert jenrick, accepted the role of shadow justice secretary, while the former work and pensions secretary, mel stride, is the new shadow chancellor and former home secretary priti patel has been appointed shadow foreign secretary. the new co—chair of the conservative party, nigel huddleston, spoke to eamonn and isabel earlier. >> he was very clear that she wanted to offer roles to all of her opponents because she has a great degree of respect for them, all of those who wish to serve and all of the names you mentioned, they are talents in the party. and one of the key things kemi wants to do is unite the party and make sure that we draw in all the talents in terms of those serving in the shadow team, t

and moments ago she has released her full shadow cabinet. is philp has been announced as shadow home secretary, while james cartlidge is now shadow defence secretary. victoria atkins is shadow environment secretary and jessye norman is the shadow leader of the house. notably, there is no role for tom tugendhat, who was a contender in the leadership race yesterday. badenoch former rival in the tory leadership race, robert jenrick, accepted the role of shadow justice secretary, while the former work and pensions secretary, mel stride is the new shadow chancellor and former home secretary priti patel has been appointed shadow foreign secretary. the new co—chair of the conservative party, nigel huddleston, spoke to eamonn and isabel. huddleston, spoke to eamonn and isabel . earlier. isabel. earlier. >> he was very clear that she wanted to offer roles to all of her opponents because she has a great degree of respect for them. all of those who wish to serve and all of the names you mentioned, they are talents in the party. and one of the key things

win back the trust of the public with a team effort as she released her full shadow cabinet this morningris philp has been announced as shadow home secretary, while jessye norman has been appointed shadow leader of the house. notably, there is no role for tom tugendhat, who was a contender in the leadership race yesterday. badenoch former rival robert jenrick accepted the role of shadow justice secretary, while the former work and pensions secretary, mel stride, is a new shadow chancellor and former home secretary priti patel has been appointed shadow foreign secretary . in other foreign secretary. in other news, the queen is unwell with a chest infection and has had to withdraw from her engagements this week. that's according to buckingham palace. sir keir starmer has posted on x saying on behalf of the whole country, i wish her majesty the queen a speedy recovery. the duchess of gloucester has stepped in on the queen's behalf to attend the annual opening of the field of remembrance at westminster abbey on thursday , and a proposed ban on thursday, and a proposed ban on thursday, and a

many were in the nato opposing pacifist jeremy corbyn's shadow cabinet, to name a few.eader of the house, lucy powell, northern ireland secretary hilary benn, culture secretary hilary benn, culture secretary lisa nandy, deputy prime minister angela rayner, defence secretary john healey and of course, the prime minister himself, the reverend sir keir starmer. all of these people wanted jeremy corbyn to be the prime minister. now jeremy corbyn wanted nato to be disbanded, claiming it could create great danger in the world. he wanted to decommission trident, infamously voting against its renewal in 2016. jeremy corbyn is a man so committed to pacifism, which is a perfectly honourable cause that he occasionally found himself referring to enemies of the west as his friends and the people now running the country wanted him to be prime minister. this decision has come in the midst of the west facing two proxy wars and at risk of a third. what must putin or the iranian mullahs be thinking as they see the uk cut back on defence? how tasty a morsel may taiwan appear to president

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the trust of the public with a team effort as she released her full shadow cabinet this morning . shadow cabinet this morning. chris philp has been announced as shadow home secretary , while as shadow home secretary, while jessye norman has been appointed shadow leader of the house. notably, there is no role for tom tugendhat, who is a contender in the leadership race. yesterday , badenoch former race. yesterday, badenoch former rival robert jenrick accepted the role of shadow justice secretary, while the former work and pensions secretary, mel stride, is the new shadow chancellor and former home secretary priti patel has been appointed shadow foreign secretary. in other news, the queen is unwell with a chest infection and has had to withdraw from her engagements. this week. that's according to buckingham palace. sir keir starmer has posted on x saying on behalf of the whole country, i wish her majesty the queen a speedy recovery. the duchess of gloucester has stepped in on the queen's behalf to attend the annual opening of the field of remembrance at westminster abbey on thursday. sir a