Will look out for which is interesting, nadhim zahawi. as the new chancellor, he is very ambitious. he has a good track record with his vaccine programme. he also is rumoured to have pushed for a 9% pay rise for teachers. he was lobbying the chancellor and treasury on that so interesting to see what taki takes particularly on public sector pay demands. that interesting public sector pay demands. that interesting relationship between the prime minister and his new chancellor. tim, how do you see it playing out over the next days? will borisjohnson still be living here on friday? i boris johnson still be living here on frida ? ., , boris johnson still be living here on friday? boris johnson still be living here on frida ? ., , on friday? i would stay there if i were you. on friday? i would stay there if i were you. i on friday? i would stay there if i were you, i think on friday? i would stay there if i were you, i think things - on friday? i would stay there if i were you, i thi
Committee of tory backbenchers. they are electing committee of tory backbenchers. they are electing their executive and the next few are electing their executive and the next few days. 18 people who will decide next few days. 18 people who will decide whether to change the rules to allow decide whether to change the rules to allow another confidence vote in the prime to allow another confidence vote in the prime minister. it s amazing to think the prime minister. it s amazing to think it the prime minister. it s amazing to think it was the prime minister. it s amazing to think it was only a month ago today that last think it was only a month ago today that last one was. well, there could be another that last one was. well, there could be another one in the next of weeks. even before be another one in the next of weeks. even before the summer recess. tory rebels, even before the summer recess. tory rebels, the even before the summer recess. tory rebels, the prime m
Buckle up, it could be another dramatic day here in downing street. i m joined now by our political correspondent nick eardley. iam not i am not going to ask you what is going to happen next because nobody knows, but how good this progress in the next few hours and days? there is no sin the next few hours and days? there is no sign of the next few hours and days? there is no sign of the the next few hours and days? there is no sign of the moment the next few hours and days? there is no sign of the moment that - the next few hours and days? there is no sign of the moment that boris johnson is no sign of the moment that boris johnson is is no sign of the moment that boris johnson is going to move out of there johnson is going to move out of there voluntarily. the positions he appointed there voluntarily. the positions he appointed last night were all designed to be a message from him to say, i designed to be a message from him to say, lam designed to be a message from hi
Suspected borisjohnson could have been out of here by the time the ten o clock news came around. that didn t happen. he dug in, he appointed, he replaced. now people say he could be here for the duration. let s look at the papers. they had a tough job putting together the front pages. not quite knowing what was going to happen in those late hours. johnson on the brink , is the headline on the front of the times today. it describes the cabinet resignations as a coordinated move that dealt a potentially fatal blow to the prime minister. the sun s headline reads, last chance saloon and the paper says mrjohnson is clinging on after the shock walkouts . the mail compares mrjohnson to a greased piglet , over his ability to escape seemingly impossible situations, and asks if he will be able to wriggle out of this .
Multi million pound policies which go against conservative fiscal policy. he did always prided himself on being a realist. early in 2020 he said, i m going to level with you, i can t save every business and support every household. he wants to be honest with the public. that is something that is really important. it seems this approach has been an incremental thing that has eroded his relationship with the prime minister. last night his final stroke. let s look at his resignation letter. he says the public are ready to hear the truth. he says, you might find yourself working harder for less. the truth. he says, you might find yourself working harderfor less. it is time we accepted that. we understand the prime minister is uneasy with delivering difficult messages. he might want to say, we are going to keep on spending, cut