immediately we have a major political row, listen - have a major political row, listen to zac goldsmithr, a big friend of borisjohnson, and he talks about how the uk is looked up to on climate and the environment and he said today that rishi sunak is dismantling that credibility, not by accident but by choice, and he talks about how he was elected in the party was elected with a majority on a manifesto that could not have been clearer about our commitment to tackling climate change and he says rishi sunak endorsed that and then listen to this. his short stint as pm will be remembered as a moment in the uk turned its back on the world and on future generations, a moment of shame. the labour party is talking about a government in disarray. craig mackinlay, the chairman of the net—zero scrutiny group, he says he is pleased to see some pragmatism from rishi sunak but interestingly, you were talking about how rishi sunak says other countries need to bear the burden on this but that means that the one person he seems to be aligned with is tony blair, who said in the summer that you cannot ask

lord zac goldsmith , very happy.nted this on monday, maybe up to 150 backbenchers who are very committed to the net zero idea. yeah, i mean i sense jacob, this speech was the speech for conference that got leaked early. how big is the rebellion going to be? >> well, it depends how much has to pass through as legislation . to pass through as legislation. yes. in mind the labour yes. and bear in mind the labour party this. so party is committed to this. so with labour votes, greenery always goes through the house of commons, but actually what matters is the voters and penalised people for having a petrol car. you ulez not being able to get a new gas or oil fired boiler even sooner was penalising our voters and we are governed by consent . you are not governed by consent. you are not the consent for net zero the conservative party , the party of conservative party, the party of the poor, the labour party, the party of the wealthy. >> that's how it's shaping up for election . i will be for the next election. i will be ba

lord zac goldsmith , very happy.russ hinted this on monday, maybe up to 150 backbenchers who are very committed to the net zero idea. yeah, i mean i sense jacob, this speech was the speech for conference that got leaked early. how big is the rebellion going to be? >> well, it depends how much has to pass through as legislation . to pass through as legislation. yes. in mind the labour yes. and bear in mind the labour party this. so party is committed to this. so with labour votes, greenery always goes through the house of commons, but actually what matters is the voters and penalised people for having a petrol car. you ulez not being able to get a new gas or oil fired boiler even sooner was penalising our voters and we are governed by consent . you are not governed by consent. you are not the consent for net zero the conservative party , the party of conservative party, the party of the poor, the labour party, the party of the wealthy. >> that's how it's shaping up for election . i will be for the next election. i wil

in fact, you know, zac goldsmith, nice know, zac goldsmith, really nice guy ' know, zac goldsmith, reallyaybe he should go and . and vote. >> absolutely right. they >> you're absolutely right. they have in the tory have no place in the tory party. and mentioned brexit. one of and you mentioned brexit. one of you i'm not sure which brexit saw a fabulous clear—out of the social democrats who were sheltering in the tory party. the what was her name? the anna soubry's. et cetera. et cetera they went. and this. now this net zero business. sorry net zero become. it's become zero has become. it's become have that it's not a rule. >> it's not a rule. >> well, let's make it. >> well, let's make it. >> you're still be invited back. christine don't make it thrown >> you're still be invited back. chrii:ine don't make it thrown >> you're still be invited back. chri i :ine do notnake it thrown >> you're still be invited back. chrii:ine do not be :e it thrown >> you're still be invited back. chri i :ine do not be sot thrown >> you're still be invited back. chrii:ine do not be so far. �*own off. i might

in fact, you know, zac goldsmith, nice know, zac goldsmith, really nice guy ' know, zac goldsmith, reallyo and . and vote. >> absolutely right. they >> you're absolutely right. they have in the tory have no place in the tory party. and mentioned brexit. one of and you mentioned brexit. one of you i'm not sure which brexit saw a fabulous clear—out of the social democrats who were sheltering in the tory party. the what was her name? the anna soubry's. et cetera. et cetera they went. and this. now this net zero business. sorry net zero become. it's become zero has become. it's become have that it's not a rule. >> it's not a rule. >> well, let's make it. >> well, let's make it. >> you're still be invited back. christine don't make it thrown >> you're still be invited back. chrii:ine don't make it thrown >> you're still be invited back. chri i :ine do notnake it thrown >> you're still be invited back. chrii:ine do not be :e it thrown >> you're still be invited back. chri i :ine do not be sot thrown >> you're still be invited back. chrii:ine do not be so far. �*own off. i might not be so far. >

i don't think people like zac goldsmith understand that simply getting a new electric car or gettingnew electric car or getting a new boiler or whatever is beyond the reach of most people or is causing them significant distress prospect of distress at the prospect of bankrupting themselves. so that britain can be world leading in the climate fight back , i found the climate fight back, i found the climate fight back, i found the hysteria from vast swathes of the media absolutely hilarious yesterday, as rishi sunak said that he'd slowed down those net zero plans, it was as if he'd kicked a family of polar bears to death , taking bears to death, taking a flamethrower to a patch of amazonian woodland and force fed coal to kids . amazonian woodland and force fed coal to kids. one loving media type thought that she'd managed to corner kemi badenoch on this morning's media rounds by saying , well, most poor people don't drive anyway. do they? so they won't really be affected by this ban on new petrol and diesel cars.i ban on new petrol and diesel cars. i mean, that in itself reveals the sh

zac goldsmith , an unlikely all.n unlikely hero of the labour party, it seems, calling for an election now. the morning after the night before. what's the political fallout ? fallout? >> well, it very much does feel as though this announcement has reached united. a tory civil war, which has of course, been bubbung war, which has of course, been bubbling under the surface really since rishi sunak took office last september. >> and we've heard some people who are very unhappy indeed , who are very unhappy indeed, both from inside the conservative party and outside zac goldsmith as you say, spoke in very, very stark language. we've had chris skidmore, the chair of the government review, into net zero. he's very, very angry indeed. he said that he would send a letter of no confidence in in rishi sunak if he didn't row back on this announcement late yesterday. bofis announcement late yesterday. boris johnson, the former prime minister, has had words as well. he's intervened . he said that he's intervened. he said that busi

we saw alok sharma and zac goldsmith on net—zero, boris johnson _ and zac goldsmith on net—zero, borisopposing what he's _ johnson and david cameron opposing what he's doing hsz. he will have an internal— what he's doing hsz. he will have an internal war— what he's doing hsz. he will have an internal war as well as an external war~ _ internal war as well as an external war~ so _ internal war as well as an external war. so good luck to rishi. yunus, welcome to _ war. so good luck to rishi. yunus, welcome to you. _ war. so good luck to rishi. yunus, welcome to you. a _ war. so good luck to rishi. yunus, welcome to you. a big _ war. so good luck to rishi. yunus, welcome to you. a big week - war. so good luck to rishi. yunus, i welcome to you. a big week because of the pushback of some of those green commitments.— of the pushback of some of those green commitments. what do you make of it? it green commitments. what do you make of it? it takes — green commitments. what do you make of it? it takes a — green commitments. what do you make of it? it takes a very _ green commitments. what do you

zac goldsmith is very good proof of that. party now and he is, you know, he said he's going to vote labour at the next election and, you know, again, it's not bad for rishi sunak if zac goldsmith, who's not a popular figure, is seen to be attacking him from the sides. >> i mean, tories are fighting over this has torn >> i mean, tories are fighting over this has tom the over this. this has tom the party in and divided parties is not a good look for an electorate . electorates don't electorate. electorates don't like divided parties . certainly like divided parties. certainly labour found that out during the corbyn years . corbyn years. >> but this but this is well this could well tap into something that people can get behind . it's something that people can get behind. it's a dividing line. that's the point. it's a dividing line. >> absolutely it is . whether >> absolutely it is. whether it's the one that's going to make up their 20 point deficit, i'm sceptical. >> can we just quickly have a look at the metro on the bulger kil

we've got zac goldsmith, boris johnson ally, goldsmith, a boris johnson ally, tweeting today that he'sng need election and saying we need an election now. got elements of this now. we've got elements of this announcement leaked to the bbc last night . we've got the agenda last night. we've got the agenda purported of the actual cabinet meeting that's just taking place by conference call to sign off on these plans leaked to another journalist at lunchtime . we journalist at lunchtime. we haven't seen this this degree of an unstable government since the back end of boris johnson . i back end of boris johnson. i think that's a worry for sunak. he'll hope, though, that he can get his messages right and get the right of the party. the right wing of the party, united behind his plans. and that's where he's hoping where that's what he's hoping for afternoon gives for this afternoon when he gives this press conference at 430 in the behind me. the building behind me. >> you might expect. but, >> as you might expect. but, chris, labour party has chris, the labour party has jumped on this , blami

this young for turning on lord zac goldsmith, right?llionaire. his father was a billionaire. finance year. and yet he's going around telling poor people they've got to have electric cars. so kemi badenoch spoke up and said , i'd just like to point and said, i'd just like to point out to lord goldsmith that he won't have to take out a hire purchase deal to buy his electric car . but the people he electric car. but the people he wants to have electric cars , he wants to have electric cars, he can't afford them. well there you go. >> well said. amen to that. just a few seconds, please, sir. sheila for your back. page zero, the back pages zero. sheila for your back. page zero, theisack pages zero. sheila for your back. page zero, theis that)ages zero. sheila for your back. page zero, theis that titanicero. sheila for your back. page zero, theis that titanic ?). sheila for your back. page zero, theis that titanic ? that is the >> is that titanic? that is the liz truss refusing to go down with the iceberg lettuce after her 48 days or 49 days

this young for turning on lord zac goldsmith, right?his was a billionaire. his father was a billionaire. finance year. and yet he's going around telling poor people they've got to have electric cars. so kemi badenoch spoke up and said , i'd just like to point and said, i'd just like to point out to lord goldsmith that he won't have to take out a hire purchase deal to buy his electric car . but the people he electric car. but the people he wants to have electric cars , he wants to have electric cars, he can't afford them. well there you go. >> well said. amen to that. just a few seconds, please, sir. sheila for your back. page zero, the back pages zero. sheila for your back. page zero, theisack pages zero. sheila for your back. page zero, theis that)ages zero. sheila for your back. page zero, theis that titanicero. sheila for your back. page zero, theis that titanic ?). sheila for your back. page zero, theis that titanic ? that is the >> is that titanic? that is the liz truss refusing to go down with the iceberg lettuce after her 48 days

. >> show what zac >> let me show you what zac goldsmith, not happy.ith, he's not happy. so i think can bring his tweet up. think i can bring his tweet up. he's basically saying beyond belief referencing, belief and he's referencing, you know, was saying belief and he's referencing, you knov he was saying belief and he's referencing, you knov he scrapped was saying belief and he's referencing, you knov he scrapped meets saying belief and he's referencing, you knov he scrapped meet taxes,ig that he scrapped meet taxes, scrapped sharing that he scrapped meet taxes, scrappe the sharing that he scrapped meet taxes, scrappe the rest sharing that he scrapped meet taxes, scrappe the rest of sharing that he scrapped meet taxes, scrappe the rest of it, sharing that he scrapped meet taxes, scrappe the rest of it, he'sharing and all the rest of it, he's basically saying that these policies sunak has policies that rishi sunak has basically apparently basically u—turned on apparently didn't even exist in the first place. saying that place. so he's saying that this

the bloke that ran against him in the first place, zac goldsmith, made all sorts of dangerous jibes abouthe wanted to steal jewellery members steal your jewellery to members of indian community. michael of the indian community. michael gove that wanted to gove suggested that he wanted to introduce law. do you not introduce sharia law. do you not recognise racist aggression recognise the racist aggression in the abuse? >> there isn't. are >> there isn't. people are absolutely against this ulez and the expansion of it is a con. benjamin if you can't see this because it's hurting those that i thought you'd stick up for, hurting the poorest, hurting the disabled, hurting the single mothers , hurting the normal man mothers, hurting the normal man that's trying to get to work. it's stopping their livelihoods and their freedoms. and i'm disgusted you're sticking up for this. the truth is , lizzy, you this. the truth is, lizzy, you didn't when was didn't give a when it was extended, when it was implemented in central london. >> but you didn't a hang >> but you didn't give a hang on, on. didn't gi

there are 1 or 2 noisy, what i are 1 or 2 very noisy, what i would call eco zealots zac goldsmith. >>ing to say, he is wealthy, by the way. is very wealthy, by the way. >> could afford it, can't he? >> he could afford it, can't he? >> he could afford it, can't he? >> he resigned, of course, >> and he resigned, of course, as minister recently as a lords minister recently over all of this. came over all of this. and he came out yesterday said, there out yesterday and said, there you are. i told you this was what i had hoped what was happening. i had hoped that would happen, but that this would not happen, but it has happened. course, it has happened. and of course, bofis it has happened. and of course, boris come out boris johnson has come out because his stall by because he had set his stall by that as well. but, you know, it is it is important that we deal with i'm not saying with climate. i'm not saying it's not important that we do do that, have to do in that, but we have to do it in a way that brings everybody with us. everybody us. us. everybody with us. >> made lot yesterday to me

types, the sort of zac goldsmith types, the more kind of prosperous shire tories who always competing life really, really difficult the labour really difficult for the labour party they to party because they they have to say their university say to their university town, kind waitrose frequenting kind of waitrose frequenting supporters, oh, this is absolutely terrible. but then they have to say to the trade unions and their blue collar vote, but we're not to vote, but we're not going to reverse it. i you see reverse it. i mean, you can see i we've got quote here i i think we've got a quote here i can from gary can pull up from gary smith. gary smith is particularly strategic general secretary of the of the gmb, which is the third biggest union in the in the uk. and there he is, the uk must be honest about where we're going to get the gas we need up to 2050 and taking to 2050 and beyond. taking responsibility for more of our own gas supply will support good union both directly and in union jobs both directly and in the wider supply chain. here the wider supply chain. so here we we have

zac goldsmith said this is cynical beyond belief.ironment into a political fire life, he is chucking the environment into a politicalfire purely life, he is chucking the environment into a political fire purely to score points, it is reprehensible. other people are pointing out that in the telegraph this morning perhaps lord goldsmith can afford to get a brand—new tesla. what do you want to say, rebecca? m get a brand-new tesla. what do you want to say, rebecca?— want to say, rebecca? i think it is an incredibly _ want to say, rebecca? i think it is an incredibly depressing - want to say, rebecca? i think it is an incredibly depressing u-turn . want to say, rebecca? i think it is| an incredibly depressing u-turn on an incredibly depressing u—turn on the part of the government. i bought a second—hand electric car five years ago, that is when i started with electric cars, and i have done about 110,000 electric miles now in that time. when cars have improved, i have now switched to a car that has got a much longer range and ditched the

what do you make, carl, though, of one of your colleagues like zac goldsmith? good guy by all accounts, but also a very, very rich man saying that this is a disgrace. shame on rishi sunak saying there should be an immediate general election , but immediate general election, but actually does he have any idea of how much net zero is going to cost people in your constituency 7 cost people in your constituency ? see, for example , i'm not sure ? see, for example, i'm not sure i like zac a lot and we share the same corridor when we first got elected in 2010. >> but i don't attend the same dinner that he does in dinner parties that he does in notting hill and around islington the westminster islington and in the westminster bubble. i'm those bubble. and i'm sure those people in london, you know, they don't experience life like most of the of the country. of the rest of the country. london has a great public transport system . transport system. >> a couple of other cities do as well. >> in the uk, but the vast majority of people in this country use their cars, whethe

what do you make, carl, though, of one of your colleagues like zac goldsmith? good guy by all accounts, but also a very, very rich man saying that this is a disgrace. shame on rishi sunak saying there should be an immediate general election , but immediate general election, but actually does he have any idea of how much net zero is going to cost people in your constituency 7 cost people in your constituency ? see, for example , i'm not sure ? see, for example, i'm not sure i like zac a lot and we share the same corridor when we first got elected in 2010. >> but i don't attend the same dinner that he does in dinner parties that he does in notting hill and around islington the westminster islington and in the westminster bubble. i'm those bubble. and i'm sure those people in london, you know, they don't experience life like most of the of the country. of the rest of the country. london has a great public transport system . transport system. >> a couple of other cities do as well. >> in the uk, but the vast majority of people in this country use their cars, whethe

lord debden zac goldsmith the climate committee will be wrong.ative in the last election want and want to vote for net zero again until they found out the cost. the cost is not true . one cost that is true not true. one cost that is true is the cost of living crisis we're currently experiencing, which is caused on reliance on external fossil fuels. >> and we should produce our own. and it's green. >> it will go on a global >> it will go on to a global market and we'll back. market and we'll buy it back. >> won't climate change commission in this is an official government body has said we will be reliant on said that we will be reliant on fossil fuels. some proportion of fossil fuels. some proportion of fossil fuels, some proportion. >> there's your key, mix, >> there's your key, a mix, a mix that certainly doesn't include opening new oil fields. it does . of course it does. you it does. of course it does. you want to if you're winning a race, you don't slow down. wouldn't you rather buy oil from saudi arabia? >> gas or from vladimir >> oil and ga

we'd expect zac goldsmith put the boot in. he goldsmith to put the boot in.he said it wasn't committed enough to green issues . rishi sunak support . and what rishi sunak support us is this is about us can say is this is about sticking up for people who are struggling the cost of living crisis. >> that's right. that's what he will say. and we don't know when that speech might be. andrew, the rumours here in in westminster, could as soon westminster, it could be as soon as that, of course, would as today. that, of course, would see speech him bounced see the speech him being bounced into after the leaks into giving it after the leaks to the bbc overnight, but more likely to be later this week. to the bbc overnight, but more likeiwhat 3e later this week. to the bbc overnight, but more likeiwhat 3e idoesthis week. to the bbc overnight, but more likeiwhat 3e idoes say, neek. to the bbc overnight, but more likeiwhat3e idoes say, izek. to the bbc overnight, but more likeiwhat3e idoes say, i think we but what he does say, i think we are now seeing for me the beginni