is really mattering at the moment to tory mps. it is not about the politics. it is not about the mechanism for getting liz truss, it is, are the markets going to keep giving the uk pounding by making us all poorer and punishing the government situation? or did they look at what happened at the weekend and say, maybe there is some crit ability and we can see where go next? 50 ability and we can see where go next? ~., ., next? so if we turn, martin, to the front page next? so if we turn, martin, to the front page of next? so if we turn, martin, to the front page of the next? so if we turn, martin, to the front page of the express, - next? so if we turn, martin, to the front page of the express, their . front page of the express, their question is, what is the likelihood more u turns could save our economy? there is a much larger context to all of this, isn t there? all of this, isn t there? there is, but ou all of this, isn t there? there is, but you have all of this, isn t ther
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ignored nicola sturgeon health that might rub up scottish voters the wrong way. might rub up scottish voters the wrong way- might rub up scottish voters the wrong way. might rub up scottish voters the wrath wa . . ., ., ., wrong way. what are we hearing in terms of prominent wrong way. what are we hearing in terms of prominent scottish i terms of prominent scottish conservatives and where they are placing their allegiance at this stage in the contest, thinking back to the last contest many of the scottish conservatives mps bumped forjeremy hunt when borisjohnson went on to win. i forjeremy hunt when boris johnson went on to win. went on to win. i wonder fess some more have went on to win. i wonder fess some more have thought went on to win. i wonder fess some more have thought twice went on to win. i wonder fess some more have thought twice about i went on to win. i wonder fess some i more have thought twice about coming out too strongly for anyone after that. some have suppo
and it 67 votes is good for a first outing and it puts 67 votes is good for a first outing and it puts her in a prime position to challenge rishi sunak. do and it puts her in a prime position to challenge rishi sunak.- to challenge rishi sunak. do you think the argument to challenge rishi sunak. do you think the argument for to challenge rishi sunak. do you think the argument forjeremy i to challenge rishi sunak. do you - think the argument forjeremy hunt s former supporters and the former supporters of nadim zahawi, what is the argument you will make to them as to why they should get behind penny mordaunt? bath as to why they should get behind penny mordaunt? as to why they should get behind penny mordaunt? both of them were ve stron: penny mordaunt? both of them were very strong arguments penny mordaunt? both of them were very strong arguments against - penny mordaunt? both of them were very strong arguments against the i very strong arguments against the current very stro
aware of those tactics. i don t think they happen. it would be counterproductive to do so. these issues are bubbling counterproductive to do so. these issues are bubbling up counterproductive to do so. these issues are bubbling up every i counterproductive to do so. these issues are bubbling up every day, | issues are bubbling up every day, putting a lot of pressure on boris johnson. is he going to make it through, do you think?- johnson. is he going to make it through, do you think? luck. that s what we are through, do you think? luck. that s what we are waiting through, do you think? luck. that s what we are waiting for through, do you think? luck. that s what we are waiting for for - through, do you think? luck. that s what we are waiting for for the i what we are waiting for for the report that is due to come out. i have every confidence in the prime minister. he led us to, i am not somebody who voted for borisjohnson to be leader of the conservative party, i voted forjer