constituencies and another tory would _ constituencies and another tory would win— constituencies and another tory would win the seat anyway. why did they go _ would win the seat anyway. why did they go ahead and do this? another paper— they go ahead and do this? another paper has— they go ahead and do this? another paper has the headline, the prime minister started this week_ headline, the prime minister started this week talking about how he would save the _ this week talking about how he would save the planet and say it's half—time or 5—2 down. and now this is a spectacular thing to continue the analogy. and how did they not realise _ the analogy. and how did they not realise that many of their own backbench mps were absolutely fundamentally against this some of them _ fundamentally against this some of them vocally against it, some abstained and others trying to stay with the _ abstained and others trying to stay with the house they demanded to take part in— with the house they demanded to take part in the _ with the house they demanded to take part in the vote and there is widespread anger not to mention the opposition_ widespread anger not to mention the opposition because of the process. you can't _ opposition because of the process. you can't change the system like thisjust — you can't change the system like thisjust to— you can't change the system like thisjust to get you can't change the system like this just to get someone else you can't change the system like thisjust to get someone else off the hook— thisjust to get someone else off the hook and that's of the general public, _ the hook and that's of the general public, the — the hook and that's of the general public, the detail of all this of what — public, the detail of all this of what was _ public, the detail of all this of what was said and what was not said and how— what was said and what was not said and how long it took, whether it was