communication in terms of being straight up, reassuring and diligent in making those decisions and that compassionate conservatism will run throughout this premiership. i compassionate conservatism will run throughout this premiership.- throughout this premiership. i need to, iood throughout this premiership. i need to, good to throughout this premiership. i need to. good to you throughout this premiership. i need to, good to you and throughout this premiership. i need to, good to you and thanks - throughout this premiership. i need to, good to you and thanks for i to, good to you and thanks for talking to us. former conservative special adviser in the cabinet office. thanks to anita. this is the 0ffice. thanks to anita. this is the senior whitehall and those of the gates to downing street. a fairly small crowd having gathered there outside the gates just to see what is going on. lots of them, as i came in earlier, are basically curious tourists, just aware that there is a change
minister key will be. but this challenge, ithink, is minister key will be. but this challenge, i think, is so important. we have challenge, i think, is so important. we have seen the news this morning from the we have seen the news this morning from the statistics office about the hu-e from the statistics office about the huge rises from the statistics office about the huge rises in the price of food, everyday huge rises in the price of food, everyday goods. these are the sorts of challenges that he will have to address of challenges that he will have to address. ., a ., of challenges that he will have to address. ., ., ., address. into buckingham palace, throu:h address. into buckingham palace, through the address. into buckingham palace, through the main address. into buckingham palace, through the main gates, - address. into buckingham palace, through the main gates, the i address. into buckingham palace, i through the main gates, the central gates. and rishi sunak
remarkable and notable about this installation of a new prime minister is that he is the first british prime minister of british asian background. and we were talking yesterday to are my colleagues in india, in delhi about the response there. let s go back to my colleague who has been gathering the reaction and response. we were talking yesterday, and you mentioned an element of pride in the fact that mr sunak has achieved what he has achieved so far. talk to us about the response during the last 12 hours or so? and what kind of relationship people expected to be able to form with prime minister sunak? fin able to form with prime minister sunak? ., , able to form with prime minister sunak? . , ,. able to form with prime minister sunak? ., , ,., ., , sunak? on that first point, as we are watching sunak? on that first point, as we are watching here sunak? on that first point, as we are watching here in sunak? on that first point, as we are watching here in india - sunak? on that f
under extreme pressure. so i think as i said it does not look like there is a set of good options for liz truss at the moment, it doesn t look like there is an obvious path where she can kind of bring things back but i think as i said, at the moment, because everything seems so feverish, we don t have much concrete to work with, i think until we hear from the chancellor and downing street today, which i am sure we will, i think only then will the next steps become clear. star; the next steps become clear. stay with us, i the next steps become clear. stay with us. i just the next steps become clear. stay with us, i just want the next steps become clear. stay with us, i just want to the next steps become clear. stay with us, ijust want to remind people what they are looking at if they are justjoining us people what they are looking at if they arejustjoining us on bbc news. this is the plain that we believe the chancellor kwasi kwarteng has arrived back at heathrow airport on just a
both avoided spelling out precisely what they would do in a coming budget. in downing street today, a clear sign change is coming. borisjohnson is moving out, but the two candidates vying to replace him have very different views about the departing prime minister. he s one of the most remarkable people i ve met. i was very grateful to him that he gave me thatjob and i m proud of all the things we achieved in government together, actually. but it got to a point where for me, personally, and these things are personal decisions and liz made a different decision to me on this, but that s understandable, enough was enough. he admitted he made mistakes, but i didn t think the mistakes he made were sufficient that the conservative party should have rejected him. borisjohnson remains pretty popular among tory party members, and liz truss sounded more loyal to the outgoing leader. she also pitched herself as a born again brexiteer despite voting remain in the referendum. decision making in gove