. the key players in the tory party? what _ the key players in the tory party?will they do? how much of a test is this for _ what will they do? how much of a test is this for rishi _ what will they do? how much of a test is this for rishi sunak? - what will they do? how much of a test is this for rishi sunak? it - what will they do? how much of a test is this for rishi sunak? it is i test is this for rishi sunak? it is a test not _ test is this for rishi sunak? it is a test not only _ test is this for rishi sunak? it is a test not only about _ test is this for rishi sunak? it is a test not only about boris and whether— a test not only about boris and whether he _ a test not only about boris and whether he is _ a test not only about boris and whether he is going _ a test not only about boris and whether he is going to- a test not only about boris and whether he is going to put- a test not only about boris and whether he is going to put thisi whether he is going to put this clear— whether he is going to put this clear water— whether he is going to put this clear w

we sign that the tory party is unfit for government.— sign that the tory party is unfit for governmentunfit for covernment. ~ . , , for government. we have been used in new des - ite for government. we have been used in new despite recent _ for government. we have been used in new despite recent weeks _ for government. we have been used in new despite recent weeks to _ for government. we have been used in new despite recent weeks to think - new despite recent weeks to think feeling a bit calmer, a bit less factional in the conservative party, clearly, there has been this row that we were discussing earlier in the day of the borisjohnson's resignation honours list. little did we know thatjust resignation honours list. little did we know that just a few resignation honours list. little did we know thatjust a few hours later he would be resigning himself in spectacularfashion, so he would be resigning himself in spectacular fashion, so you he would be resigning himself in spectacularfashion, so you have been through main details of the statement, but i think it is worth pointing outjust h

this is complete chaos at the top of the tory party. may i remind people of the chaos — tory party.year. it may help, reversety. — the chaos of last year. it may help, reversely, rishi sunak look responsible. it is a reminder of last year — responsible. it is a reminder of last year-— last year. given all of your experience, _ last year. given all of your experience, what - last year. given all of your experience, what will - last year. given all of your experience, what will be l last year. given all of your - experience, what will be happening right now in 10 downing street, in parliament because dorries actually is going on's parliament because dorries actually is going en'— parliament because dorries actually is going on'_ is going on's they are putting a towel into _ is going on's they are putting a towel into a — is going on's they are putting a towel into a basin _ is going on's they are putting a towel into a basin and - is going on's they are putting a towel into a basin and putting. towel into a basin and putting a towel— towel into a basin and putting a towel over their h

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when he left office, the tories were — party. when he left office, the tories were four _ party. _ party. when he left office, the tories were four or 596 - party. when he left office, the tories were four or 596 behind | party. when he left office, the i tories were four or 596 behind in party. when he left office, the - tories were four or 596 behind in the tories were four or 5% behind in the opinion polls and it is now much bigger than that and he was able to show that he was an election winner in 2019. if he were leader, different things would be happening. where does borisjohnson head to next? to another parliamentary seat, to a career outside politics. rishi sunak knows a former prime minister and those loyal to him still could be a thorn in his side. but bring you an update on sudan. residents in the sudanese capital, khartoum, are reporting fresh exchanges of gun and shellfire, following the expiry of a 24—hour truce. the ceasefire had held better than previous ones, but the army and the rival paramilitary force, the rsf, resumed combat shortly after dawn on sunday. the

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there are calls from within the tory party for help, surrport— within the tory party for help, supportple facing higher— support packages for people facing higher mortgage payments, things like mortgage interest relief. that is definitively being rejected at the moment by government, saying they dont— the moment by government, saying they don't want to do anything that risks further fuelling inflation. what — risks further fuelling inflation. what we — risks further fuelling inflation. what we are seeing today from the chancellor — what we are seeing today from the chancellor is a reassurance exercise. _ chancellor is a reassurance exercise, a chance to say there are conversations, they understand people — conversations, they understand people are facing difficulties, but ultimately there is nothing significant coming from the government at the moment because, as peter said. _ government at the moment because, as peter said, they are relying heavily on higher— peter said, they are relying heavily on higher interest rates trickling through— on higher interest rates trickling through the

don't think that the tory party is going to— that i don't think that the tory party is going to react, in my view, that this sooit— chance, in my view, that this sooit te— chance, in my view, that this sooit te o— chance, in my view, that this could be a blessing in disguise . tons— could be a blessing in disguise . toris is— could be a blessing in disguise . boris is not— could be a blessing in disguise . boris is not going to be a pioyer— . boris is not going to be a pioyer in— . boris is not going to be a pioyer in tne— . boris is not going to be a player in the commons for the toreseeotie— player in the commons for the foreseeable future and his retum— foreseeable future and his return will— foreseeable future and his return will depend on central time— return will depend on central office approving— return will depend on central office approving him as an alternative— office approving him as an alternative candidate. when it to— alternative candidate. when it comes to henley— alternative candidate. when it comes to henley . and there comes to henley. and there orent— comes to hen

a pain in the tory but- _ party for some years to come. a pain in the tory but. r some years to come. a pain in the tory but. sorry about - party for some years to come. a pain in the tory but. sorry about my - in the tory but. sorry about my unparliamentary language, by the way. i unparliamentary language, by the wa . ., �* ., ., unparliamentary language, by the wa. .,�* ., ., way. i don't want to call you out, it is your — way. i don't want to call you out, it is your show. _ way. i don't want to call you out, it is your show. i _ way. i don't want to call you out, it is your show. i was _ way. i don't want to call you out, it is your show. i was being - it is your show. i was being provocative. _ it is your show. i was being provocative. i— it is your show. i was being provocative. iwill- it is your show. i was being provocative. i will stop - it is your show. i was being provocative. i will stop all i it is your show. i was being i provocative. i will stop all that nonsense. within the party, this is very difficult. let us hear from people, sarah, in doncaster

_ crooks in the high ranks of the tory party? i— crooks in the high ranks of the tory .a ? f coming out of it. there is an inquiry — no proof coming out of it. there is an inquiry though _ no proof coming out of it. there is an inquiry though will _ no proof coming out of it. there is an inquiry though will stop - an inquiry though will stop everybody says something. covid was a really bad thing. but other countries wearing giving people money and helping them out... furlough wa5 money and helping them out... furlough was a common thing beyond our own boundaries. don't go anywhere. let's bring in geoffrey in glasgow. anywhere. let's bring in geoffrey in glasuow. ., ., ., glasgow. good morning, how are you. ? there is loads _ glasgow. good morning, how are you. ? there is loads of _ glasgow. good morning, how are you. ? there is loads of things _ glasgow. good morning, how are you. ? there is loads of things people - ? there is loads of things people are saying. _ ? there is loads of things people are saying. we — ? there is loads of things people are saying, we had _ ? there

tories. perhaps the prime minister can tell me which london party leader is the greatest threat to scottish democracy? the tory to my right rogatory to my left? or the tory to my left? >> i didn't hear fully the honorable gentlemen. from what i could gather i think he probably agrees with me the leader of the opposition is not the right person to lead our country. >> worried about the cost of living, will the primus are agreed is completely wrong for labor to be introducing new money? [shouting] >> prime minister. >> my right honorable friend is right to raise this issue. we are providing support to families with cost of living. the labor mayor of london is tting it up, imposing the charge against the overwhelming views of residents and businesses. it is disappointing he's not listening to the bridge public and the public in london. 's plan to raise costs on working families is backed by the leader of the opposition. >> thank you, mr. speaker. you talked about the child poverty coalition. your government and austerity measures have closed 4. 2 million children into poverty, 70% of them in -- 42% livi

of the tory party or in the us gfc. yeah, well i take it in, in the tory party, they're having difficulty with the truth. there's, there's no doubt that you know, that prime minister johnson has had some difficult of that as president trump. i think when you'll see in the us is in emergence of a new generation of republicans that are actually telling the truth all the time president has a problem with hyperbola, there's no doubt about it. you know, i think that maybe maybe perhaps the electorate is growing tired of that. and you'll see whether it's rod santas or nikki haley or mike pants or tim scott, you'll see a different a different apart republican party, the next 6 or 12 months. yeah, well, either left or right as long as we can stick to the truth with all the parties. i think everyone would be in agreement that that would be best for everyone. rest when i think that would be great. yeah, and you'll see it you're seeing on the left in the us is right around the way i'm going to have to interrupt your we're out of t

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let's talk about the system in the tory party now. at one point you can think, "oh, this might be borisjohnson finished and actually he's got a dwindling band of supporters." then you see quite a lot of tweets from mps saying, "i back boris." but then is it really that many? it's maybe only about ten. and then you think, well, we've got this vote on monday, that will be a really good test. but then actually, maybe people will abstain because they don't want to be involved. that doesn't mean they are secret borisjohnson fans, who are wishing for him to come back. i was doing a new episode of the boris podcast that i did in the summer, just catching up with everything. we had someone on there who is a big boris backer, back, and she said "he's got a route back to power." and i said, "what is it?" and she couldn't say. so then you're like, actually, maybe is it all over? and then you think back to rishi sunak on monday when he came out swinging for borisjohnson about the conversations they had reportedly had behind the scenes about all t

potentially, and i think it would have looked in the l i think it would have looked in the tory partywere he to try and block this list, which is something labour had called for. they describe this as a carousel of cronies. but every time there is a resignation honours list, there is a resignation honours list, there is a resignation honours list, there is this sort of controversy. but i think particularly in boris johnson's case, after three years of scandal strewn chaos, and he has oftenjudged by scandal strewn chaos, and he has often judged by the time he left office, there is a feeling even within the tory party that it was inappropriate for him to have a resignation honours list, but he is within his rights to ask for one and we expect to have it very soon. but potentially it is a gift for labour because they can say, look, boris johnson left office under a dark cloud are now potentially rewarding a lot of his friends and allies and cheerleaders who stuck with him through thick and thin. ben wright, if there is more _ through thick and thin. ben wright, if there is more detail, _

mps are not being told by the tory party which may be have to vote, they are not even being told theythat he was taking his time to consider the report's findings. there have been a handful of mps ultra—loyal to borisjohnson have said explicitly that they will vote against the report, but we now know that boris johnson is vote against the report, but we now know that borisjohnson is in vote against the report, but we now know that boris johnson is in fact telling them that is not what they should do and that he does not want a vote at all. it clearly suits everybody in the tory party not have a big parliamentary showdown over this, although the opposition parties will feel differently. just briefly, something that has just come on, the mail newspaper hasjust confirmed that borisjohnson is going to be their new columnist. we are expecting his first piece to be published later this evening. leila nathoo there _ published later this evening. leila nathoo there at _ published later this evening. leila nathoo there at westminster. the time is 1.19. our top story this afternoon. there has b

well, the people who run labour's campaigns tell him that he speaks fluent tory if he's to progress in the labour partys in the labour party, as many of his supporters think he will, he's going to have to persuade his own party supporters that he uses that language as a way to sell labour ideas. thanks for watching. live from london. this is bbc news. india's railways minister says the cause and those responsible for the country's worst train crash in decades have been identified. the governor of the russian border region belgorod has urged citizens to evacuate to avoid cross border shelling as the area comes under heavy bombardment overnight. thousands of people are on the streets of warsaw protesting against a new law against russian influence — but critics say could target opposition politicans. and the epic challenge for a group of rowers as they attempt to row around the entire coast of great britain. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. a signalling fault looks to be the most likely cause of india's

tory government. housebuilding at its lowest rate since the war because he cannot stand up to his own party. a tory mortgage bumps or because they crash the economy. many left without support because he would not make lenders put families first. rather than -- why don't he try and locate his nerve? >> is not taken the time to understand the details -- again i'm happy to explain it again. it is right we provide to mortgage owners which is why we improve the generosity and support for mortgage interest in and it is why we introduce new mortgage charter which goes much more father than the labour party policy on protecting. on housebuilding reppert -- proud to protect greenbelt and invest more in developing sites. the simple truth is that is what i said i would do and that is what we have delivered and that is the difference between us. i deliver what i promise. he just breaks his. >> thank you, mr. speaker. labor run hercules counsel plan is seeing hundreds of homes but a greenfield spas about the agreed development levies, section 106 agreement which is supposedly for local infrastructure spen

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a new video emerges of tory activists partying during the uk's lockdown.has apologised and calls the behaviour unacceptable. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has met his chinese counterpart at a time of great tension between the two countries.

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do you share the optimism the tory party? do optimism of the tory party?a lot, but surely what's more ridiculous is the government's inaction on the climate change. their own climate change. their own climate change. their own climate change committee today have said they're failing. they're not meeting targets. so you've got cricket. it's a great sport. i love watching cricket. it few it was interrupted for a few minutes and probably the interruption probably entertained it gives entertained people. but it gives us to discuss us this platform to discuss these issues which are so important. and, you know, countries india, australia, countries like india, australia, pakistan, cricket is pakistan, where cricket is loved, not going to be loved, they're not going to be able to play it seem because it's just going to hot. it's just going to be too hot. they're approaching bulb they're approaching wet bulb temperatures if temperatures where thousands, if not could not millions of people could have at risk . a have their lives at risk. a little bit alarmist, i l

particularly, if we can start with the question of what is happening within the tory party as a resultad one mp suggesting this could cause a civil war. it suggesting this could cause a civil war. , ., y suggesting this could cause a civil war. , ., , ., , suggesting this could cause a civil war. ,., i”, ., suggesting this could cause a civil war. ,., ., ., war. it is lovely to be down at the old college _ war. it is lovely to be down at the old college green. _ war. it is lovely to be down at the old college green. i _ war. it is lovely to be down at the old college green. i was - war. it is lovely to be down at the old college green. i was at - war. it is lovely to be down at the old college green. i was at the i war. it is lovely to be down at the i old college green. i was at the bbc headquarters, it is great to be here. you have been doing all of the big interviews. to reflect back on that, when you think of the interviews you have been doing with conservatives on both sides of the argument, the big question it seems comes up first of all is, are we going to see some kind of civil

the tory party? i say no . tbe bertw es rm— party? the tory party? i say no . . yeah, exactly. so dougie beattie. yeah, exactly.i oo—sboettm-t so you shouldn't you shouldn't be made a lord just by being tower—sorrebtl loyal to a corrupt, corrupt rrrme— loyal to a corrupt, corrupt prime minister.- loyal to a corrupt, corrupt prime minister. okay. 3r9 prime minister. okay. talking eboet— prime minister. okay. talking eboet-otter. - prime minister. okay. talking about other. talk about all the other. let's talk about all the other. let's talk about happy about corrupt. so you're happy with thrown with the book being thrown at bods with the book being thrown at boris eating boris for basically eating birthday own house? birthday cake in his own house? and yet tony blair, who took us to war on a lie, costing us 8 billion in blood and treasure. yeah, but you're doing but you're so you're obe. you're doing you're so you're obe. you're tormg wbetb— you're so you're obe. you're doing what? aboutism- 3r:1; 3r:1; [jib you're doing what? aboutism here. and it's doing what?

let�*s talk about the system in the tory party now.t then is it really that many? it�*s maybe only about ten. and then you think, well, we�*ve got this vote on monday, that will be a really good test. but then actually, maybe people will abstain because they don�*t want to be involved. that doesn�*t mean they are secret borisjohnson fans, who are wishing for him to come back. i was doing a new episode of the boris podcast that i did in the summer, just catching up with everything. we had someone on there who is a big boris backer, back, and she said "he�*s got a route back to power." and i said, "what is it?" and she couldn�*t say. so then you�*re like, actually, maybe is it all over? and then you think back to rishi sunak on monday when he came out swinging for borisjohnson about the conversations they had reportedly had behind the scenes about all these peerages and you think, actually is this a bit energising for rishi sunak? it�*s given him a bit more oomph, permission to fight back against borisjohnson, rather than just trying to

and naturally, we're tory party.e going joined by nigel going to be joined by nigel farage, fellow gb news farage, my fellow gb news presenter, president of reform uk, to find out what happens next on the right. and i'm going to be joined by yuri sunak, ukrainian minister of defence, spokesperson for president zelenskyy, about what's going on in particularly, and in kherson particularly, and it's been a bumper weekend generally for blonde politicians. donald trump's former chief of staff, mick mulvaney , is going to be joining mulvaney, is going to be joining me to discuss him me from the us to discuss him being and what means being indicted and what it means for his presidential hopes. let's take through the let's just take you through the front of all. now front pages, first of all. now as you can imagine, boris, very much dominates. so the sunday telegraph off the headline there is johnson orchestra attack on pm over swindle in the sunday times, goes with slightly more negative take allies abandoned johnson as tor

together after boris tonncon— tory party together after boris tonncon oc— tory party together aftery knew about this. - the home office under the table. nobody knew about this. not- the home office under the table. nobody knew about this. not even our councils apparent really until it was signed, although i'm not sure how complicit they are because they seem to have just rolled over and accepted that they are coming . never that they are coming. never answered. the second question. often in a fraught meeting last week, they addressed their concerns. they want to know why nontont — concerns. they want to know why nontont toct— concerns. they want to know why nontont ton .— concerns. they want to know why portland port , who— ii they want to know why portland port , who they say portland port, who they say ctontc— portland port, who they say ctontc to— portland port, who they say stands to make— portland port, who they say stands to make a fortune from tttc.— stands to make a fortune from tttc-occct— stands to make a fortune from this,-asked them- stands to make a fortune from this, a

meanwhile sir tory lockdown party. meanwhile ste—nas— tory lockdown party. and in that- that's right. and in that particular one that the london mayoral candidate, shaun bailey was the picture. he isn't in was in the picture. he isn't in this video that he left the party before that video was taken . but, yes, i'm sure they taken. but, yes, i'm sure they will look at it again. and the question is, does it provide more evidence that they didn't see first time round? and secondly , is it in the public secondly, is it in the public interest to have a long and expensive investigation all over again ? well, you're no fan of again? well, you're no fan of the conservatives. are you? i think the conservatives. are you? i tntnt tts— the conservatives. are you? i think it's fair— the conservatives. are you? i think it's fair to _ the conservatives. are you? i think it's fair to say.- are you? i think it's fair to say. nigel, do think it's fair to say. nigel, te wew— think it's fair to say. nigel, te you tntnt— think it's fair to say. nigel, do you think an- think it's

employees teeehthe— footage of tory party employees laughing eheet— footage of tory party employeesthe papers at 1030. but that is a bombshell at1030. but that is a bombshell weee,— at 1030. but that is a bombshell weee, e— at1030. but that is a bombshell weee, e weee— at1030. but that is a bombshell video, a video that— at 1030. but that is a bombshell video, a video that i believe eetehttettw— video, a video that i believe potentially loses— video, a video that i believe potentially loses the tories the next— potentially loses the tories the next election.— potentially loses the tories the next election. a— potentially loses the tories the next election. a massive teweteehg— next election. a massive developing story. and we are on it developing story. and we are on tt tehtght. — developing story. and we are on tt tehtght. tt— developing story. and we are on it tonight. it is— developing story. and we are on it tonight. it is 9:00 on tv, on hette— it tonight. it is 9:00 on tv, on tette ehe— it tonight. it is 9:00 on tv, on radio and online— it tonight. it is 9:00 on tv, on radio an

that while working people are worried about mortgages, paying the bills, even repossession, the tory party is reporting those guilty of economic vandalism? >> no amount of personal attacks can disguise the fact that the honorable gentleman does not have a plan for this country. he comes here every week when we are getting on and delivering for this country. we are stopping the votes all while he is focused on the past. we deliver for the country. >> i know you are popular. come on. >> thank you very much. my constituents continue to be concerned about energy prices and energy security. willie prime minister assure me that he will not cave in to the extremists who want to stoppages on oil and taxes on the leadership and instead commit to developing new oil and gas production in the united kingdom, which will be good for jobs, good for the economy, and make them less dependent on foreign countries? >> my honorable friend makes an excellent point. this weaponization of energy has amplified the needs to create energy security and that is why we have launched a new round. block would mean that

democrats or the labour party and the tory party— the labour party and the tory nan-ani— the labour party difficult and— other in selby. i think it'll be difficult and nobody really nanis— difficult and nobody really nanis ine— difficult and nobody really wants the big— difficult and nobody really wants the big thing. we've seen it wants the big thing. we've seen ii sinne— wants the big thing. we've seen ii they— wants the big thing. we've seen it since they rishi— wants the big thing. we've seen it since they rishi came in. isaae— it since they rishi came in. isaac levido_ it since they rishi came in. isaac levido started advising the government— isaac levido started advising the government on their sinaieey. — the government on their sinaieey. they- the government on their strategy. they need to focus on men— strategy. they need to focus on inein posiiive — strategy. they need to focus on their positive issues. what was their positive issues. what was the government's— their positive issues. what was the government's story for last ween— the government's story for last week i— the gover

i think, you know, there is a huge faction, the tory party, which is still in love with boss johnson. the gloss roots are still in love with him, and they haven't got boss johnson. also of the system and this is a huge hi. they can a huge come for him. no way to be in peace. it will find that on monday when they have divided by the gloss which is still very much paperless. johnson, i think what you'll see for the next 18 months for that selection is boy's not going from the sidelines throwing grenades in every time the tories now speak, pausing out spend. he'll be looking to disrupt and what you see. nothing today is very much off the trump playbook. and so what, what do you know? what do you think about that? the comparisons between bar as johnson and donald trump, once their experiences appear to be quite similar, although there is a much greater i mean, as a continuous, i suspect the gravity of what trump is, is going to and yes, as, as phone grades have. but i mean, how would you compare the, of course, you call me direct comparisons, but there is some sort of similarity in the di

a new video emerges of tory activists partying during the uk's lockdown — prompting outrage from theamilies of covid victims. it was almost like one rule for them and another, you know, for the rest of the country. and it's upsetting. a day of national mourning declared in pakistan — for those who died on a boat off the coast of greece. "i'm certain i've done nothing wrong" — scotland's former first minister, nicola sturgeon, responds after being arrested and released without charge over the snp finances inevestigation. voters in switzerland approved a new law to make the country carbon neutral by 2050. this is bbc news. a rare meeting between two superpowers. china and the us secretary of state antony blinken has held talks with his chinese counterpart. it is the highest profile visit to the us by a us —— visit to china by a us representative. mr blinken said the talks were "candid, substantive and constructive" — and stressed the importance of maintaining open channels of communication. china's foreign minister said replations between both nations were currently at their lowest poi

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mrjohnson�*s resignation comes amid political turmoil with the tory party. enry hill, deputy editor of conservativehome, a news outlet focused on the conservative party in the uk. henry, good evening to you, so why did borisjohnson decide to take this move now? so, basically, borisjohnson has been under investigation by a committee of the members of parliament, our legislators about the allegations that he misled the house of commons over his knowledge of conduct during the pandemic, when he and his team and his staff were found to have been breaking lockdown rules. now apparently he's seen their recommendations — their recommendations we therefore assume mean he would be suspended from parliament for more than ten days, creating a mechanism for him to have to face a by—election, a special election in his seat, and that would've been very hard for him to win. so he's instead gone out, sort of, on his own terms. as you said, this would trigger a by—election — would this be a seat labour would be targeting? potentially yes. the government are a very long way be