october the 31st, with the government is going to set out its longer term fiscal plan, and crucially where the spending cuts are going to fall, then what? what can liz truss do? what policies can she put forward? what would you catch pass? the answer is none of those things. even though she told the bbc yesterday she was going to fight the next general election, i do think there is a single person in the conservative party who thinks thatis the conservative party who thinks that is actually going to happen. today, 41 days in a job where i think i m right in saying. you ve been writing today about possible mechanisms by which liz truss would be removed from the job, mechanisms by which liz truss would be removed from thejob, and a successor appointed. be removed from thejob, and a successorappointed. do be removed from thejob, and a successor appointed. do you think we are at that stage already? are at that stage already? there s two wa s are at that stage already? there s two ways to
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your release and the restricted physical space as well as the psychological trauma you endured. how is running in any way help you with processing that? yes. how is running in any way help you with processing that? with processing that? yes. in two wa s with processing that? yes. in two ways actually. with processing that? yes. in two ways actually, to with processing that? yes. in two ways actually, to maintain - with processing that? yes. in two ways actually, to maintain my - with processing that? yes. in two i ways actually, to maintain my health and also to fight insanity. because you do exercises, especially running, it is really helpful. hess running, it is really helpful. how are ou running, it is really helpful. how are you adapting running, it is really helpful. how are you adapting to running, it is really helpful. how are you adapting to being back home again? because you have this long period of separation from your wife and daughters here, i mean, your life has b