question the credibility of ms truss staying on as prime minister. supporters say she should be given more time. bill supporters say she should be given more time. supporters say she should be given more time- more time. all those colleagues of mine who never more time. all those colleagues of mine who never wanted more time. all those colleagues of mine who never wanted liz - more time. all those colleagues of mine who never wanted liz truss l more time. all those colleagues of| mine who never wanted liz truss in the first mine who never wanted liz truss in the first place, it s about time they the first place, it s about time they thought about what they really wished they thought about what they really wished for, because i was very sceptical wished for, because i was very sceptical when borisjohnson wished for, because i was very sceptical when boris johnson was kicked sceptical when boris johnson was kicked out. i said we would rue the day. kicked out. i said we wou
huge number of ministerial positions, i ve also served in the private sector, i worked in the public sector. private sector, i worked in the public sector. private sector, i worked in the nublic sector. ., public sector. down the road at the same time public sector. down the road at the same time another public sector. down the road at the same time another contender, - public sector. down the road at the i same time another contender, former soldier says he ll priorities much more money for the military. when we talk about defence more money for the military. when we talk about defence spending more money for the military. when we talk about defence spending we ve i talk about defence spending we ve .ot talk about defence spending we ve got to talk about defence spending we ve got to he talk about defence spending we ve got to be absolutely clear that we will never got to be absolutely clear that we will never put the safety of our country will never put the safety of
johnson, your contempt for this country is no longer tolerated. your government has no ideas, no plan to address the issues facing our country. it is not acceptable. it facing our country. it is not acceptable. facing our country. it is not acceptable. it was the british forei . n acceptable. it was the british foreign minister acceptable. it was the british foreign minister s acceptable. it was the british foreign minister s first - foreign minister s first election test since the party gate scandal and vote of no confidence called from his mps. he is in rwanda but he will have some explaining to do at home and a key question to answer, whether he remained a vote winner. mark lobel, bbc news let s get the thoughts of bbc newsnight s policy editor, lewis goodall. priced in for weeks, what do you read into the scale of the swing? ido i do not think. i think
embassy but stayed in the airport to help. there were very many impressive demonstrations of the courage and integrity we expect of british diplomats and of course of soldiers and border force staff and other home office officials. this is a tragedy of failure, not of the stock employed to do it stop as you said, the foreign secretary was moved and is now the deputy prime minister. , ., ., , ., minister. some might see that as a promotion- minister. some might see that as a promotion- in minister. some might see that as a promotion. in terms minister. some might see that as a promotion. in terms of minister. some might see that as a promotion. in terms of circular - promotion. in terms of circular button, he s still in hisjob, why? sir philip barton. indie button, he s still in his “ob, why? sir philip barton. sir philip barton. we don t have the power sir philip barton. we don t have the power to sir philip barton. we don t have the power to hire sir phili
of the peace process. we can get more now from our chief political correspondent adam fleming. hello, adam. so, a warning from the republic of ireland that the uk should not take unilateral action on the protocol yet. the government has suggested that it might do that. so, how far is liz truss going to go today in what she says to parliament? today in what she says to parliament? ,., ., ., parliament? good morning. the forei . n parliament? good morning. the foreign secretary parliament? good morning. the foreign secretary may - parliament? good morning. the foreign secretary may go - parliament? good morning. the foreign secretary may go less i parliament? good morning. the i foreign secretary may go less than far today than some people expected, and some briefings to newspapers over the last few days kind of hinted at. i think what she is going to do is state the government has micro existing position, is that they want to get changes to the protocol through negotiations with the