had to seven days on the front pages, you had to resign. this has been six months had to resign. this has been six months and it is not going away. i don t months and it is not going away. i don t believe the public are going to forgive don t believe the public are going to forgive and forget those breaches of the to forgive and forget those breaches of the rules at number ten during the lockdown. quite honestly, everyone the lockdown. quite honestly, everyone has got their own experiences of the sacrifices we all made experiences of the sacrifices we all made for experiences of the sacrifices we all made for the greater good, and i feel very made for the greater good, and i feel very betrayed. it is very raw, and i feel very betrayed. it is very raw, and i do feel very betrayed. it is very raw, and i do not feel very betrayed. it is very raw, and i do not think people are going to forgive and i do not think people are going to forgive and forget. so and i do not
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in a new leadership election. if mps vote in support, he can stay as party leader and prime minister, and no new vote can be triggered for 12 months. sirgraham sir graham brady sirgraham brady did sir graham brady did acknowledge that you may not necessarily be safe if he survives the vote, that it is possible for the rules to be changed. a spokesperson for mr johnson s officers he welcomes an opportunity to make its case to mps. the former treasury ministerjesse norman this morning said he no longer has confidence in the prime minster and has submitted a letter of no confidence to the chair of the 1922 committee. mr norman published a letter to borisjohnson on twitter, setting out his reasons for withdrawing support, after backing the prime ministerfor 15 years.
meanwhile, congresswoman liz cheney is back in leadership in a different role, though. she ll serve as vice chair of the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. the same day she was named to that position, members of her own party launched another attack against her. congressman andy bigs and 16 other members requested minority leader kevin mccarthy change the rules so republicans can remove cheney and congressman adam kinzinger, who is also a member of the committee, from the republican conference, throw them out of the caucus. they said the opposition is not because of a policy or political difference. the republicans argue, quote, accepting committee assignments from speaker pelosi and ignoring the long-standing practice of being nominated by gop members