new prime minster is might want to give to suit their views is also going to have a very brutal reality check with the markets and with inflation and of course with the energy crisis. inflation and of course with the energy crisis inflation and of course with the ener: crisis. , ,, , . energy crisis. yes, sebastien payne, ou are energy crisis. yes, sebastien payne, you are nodding energy crisis. yes, sebastien payne, you are nodding through energy crisis. yes, sebastien payne, you are nodding through some - energy crisis. yes, sebastien payne, you are nodding through some of. you are nodding through some of that. people might be following all this coverage thinking why earth would somebody want the job frankly at the moment? would somebody want the ob frankly at the moment? at the moment? well, i think the boris johnson at the moment? well, i think the boris johnson you at the moment? well, i think the boris johnson you know - at the moment? well, i think thej boris johnson
as a world first agreement with rwanda to try to deter migrants from crossing the channel. but the first deportation flight due to take off onjune14 was grounded amid a series of legal challenges. from today, millions of people in england and wales will be invited for their autumn covid booster vaccine. care home residents will be first in line for the jab as health bosses predict a resurgence of covid and flu this winter. wales has already started offering boosters while the rollout will begin in northern ireland in two weeks time. it s really important for the nhs that people take up their vaccines when offered. this is but equally true of the flu vaccine programme which will be commencing over the next several weeks. and also the covid 19 vaccine programme. it is certainly the case that our nhs is under considerable stress and the more we can do to stop ourselves getting respiratory infections that need us to need hospital care, the better it will be for the nhs. police in
johnson, partygate and other allegations were toxic for the brand. at the same time they are inheriting an entry that no prime minister would be keen on. the economic issues that the country is facing, also global issues, pressure on the nhs this winter also. it builds up a poison chalice, as well as a backdrop, only half a term to make their pitch to the public. they are on the back foot, but what works to their advantage as the public are not that enamoured with keir starmer or labour either, they have the opportunity therefore to win back some votes that have been lost to the labour party throughout boris johnson s prime ministerial tenure. but it is such a difficult economic backdrop, if the blame for that is laid at conservative party donor, they will face an uphill battle no matter who is the leader. laid at
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