it s an interesting question. i mean, school look, i my so i was born to a pair of penniless students. both my parents first in their family to go to university. both came from modest backgrounds in yorkshire. i m actually genetically yorkshireman and you know, they built a life in liverpool which was, you know, prosperous and my dad started a business and built it up. my mum worked very hard to become a lawyer. they are prime examples of the value of kind of good education and hard work and they built a life for me and my sisters, which was a good one. but you re right, i guess. i mean, my parents were fortunate and worked hard to build what they had and we benefited from that. but, you know. was it another thing forgive me interrupting which i certainly picked up when i talked to nadine doris on this programme, a deep, deep resentment at the assumption that because of which city you came from, you should have a certain sort of politics. yeah, there s definitely a bit of that.
to back, will continue with those manifesto promises and will continue to deliver for the government, and for the conservative party moving forward. ., ~ for the conservative party moving forward. ., ,, , ., , ., for the conservative party moving forward. ., ,, , ., ., forward. thank you. yes i am going to be backing forward. thank you. yes i am going to be backing liz forward. thank you. yes i am going to be backing liz truss, forward. thank you. yes i am going to be backing liz truss, as - forward. thank you. yes i am going to be backing liz truss, as nadine i to be backing liz truss, as nadine said i to be backing liz truss, as nadine said i think to be backing liz truss, as nadine said i think she is as strong a brexiteer said i think she is as strong a brexiteer as either of us, she has been brexiteer as either of us, she has been my brexiteer as either of us, she has been my strongest supporter in the cabinet been my strongest supporter in the cabinet in been my s
answers as to who would fare best in answers as to who would fare best in an election and who would do best at governing the party. i think the risk to the tory party is so much bad blood spills out, some are ready to call off the dogs on figures like rashida rishi sunak. are people like nadine doris and jacob rees mogg going to play ball, or will they view this as saying we don t think this person should have been prime minister and we are not meant to be supportive in the commons. it does feel like we are heading to a chaotic situation in the commons. how divided the party as, particularly boris johnson s borisjohnson s exit, boris johnson s exit, it borisjohnson s exit, it makes it harder to do that. boris johnson s exit, it makes it harder to do that. boris johnson s exit, it makes it harder to do that. good to speak to ou. we harder to do that. good to speak to you- we will harder to do that. good to speak to you. we will have harder to do that. good to speak to you. we wi
yorkshire. city of culture is going to be in yorkshire- city of culture is going to be in yorkshire. , ., ., ., ., yorkshire. they don t get a lot of cash, they yorkshire. they don t get a lot of cash, they get yorkshire. they don t get a lot of cash, they get the yorkshire. they don t get a lot of cash, they get the big yorkshire. they don t get a lot of cash, they get the big drum - yorkshire. they don t get a lot of cash, they get the big drum roll. cash, they get the big drum roll everything but especially towards £95,000 which is a lot of money to an individual but very little when it comes to sustaining a series of events over a year. as was the argument is a bit like these major events and i think that s my big experience of the olympic and of the big sporting events. it is also associated with economic benefits and the extra levels of tension and investment that comes through that. but the commission to talk about this all day. i5 but the commission to talk about th
that broader argument about whether, as they see it, him being the best leaderfor the as they see it, him being the best leader for the conservatives in this time, ratherthan leader for the conservatives in this time, rather than anyone else. in one of his biggest cheerleaders in recent days has been nadine doris, the culture secretary, she has just recorded this little interview which we can bring you. that is nonsense because that s not how government works and where the party of how government works and where the party of government. the whips have no say party of government. the whips have no say over party of government. the whips have no say over what happens in individual no say over what happens in individual constituencies. not only is it nonsense it is attention seeking is it nonsense it is attention seeking behaviour from william wragg who has seeking behaviour from william wragg who has been a constant critic of the prime who has been a constant critic of the pr