If indeed you would have? weill. minister deal with this differently, if indeed you would have? well, from what one is if indeed you would have? well, from what one is healing, if indeed you would have? well, from what one is healing, people if indeed you would have? well, from what one is healing, people in - if indeed you would have? well, from what one is healing, people in the - what one is healing, people in the commons have known for a long time that chris pincher was not the right person to have in the role of deputy chief whip, particularly as he was charged with looking after the welfare of others. it is a very hardy prime minister hard to believe the premise minister was not aware of that so i would not have liked him to put chris pincher to the first place as. i resigned from the party simply because i knew thatjohnson was not the right man to be prime minister and wejust see all the time more and more demonstrations of that. the prime minister, we are told, was not
Reality is you have various dangerous moments coming up for the prime minister even though we have had this boat, whether it is to buy elections you were just talking about in your report, which are in different parts of the country and there are different risks in the north in wakefield and a newly one seat from labour which can go back to labour, and then in the south you have the liberal democrat threat as well. losing both of the seats will end up worrying mps again about will their own seats be safe in the next election and if you are losing both in the north to new voters and in the south to establish motors, then there is a real problem you also have the parliamentary committee on privileges looking at whether the prime minister misled parliament or not so that does not really draw a line or put an end of things. you still have things coming up which could cause problems for the prime minister. , ., , minister. yes, and whilst the remise minister. yes, and whilst the premise for
Leak has been coordinated by dominic cummings, i don t think that s the case. but the reality is even this party that s come out today, there were 30 people in that room one of them the prime minister, one of them his wife. but that s 28 people who he just assumed would never tell, would never talk about it. the same person at every single one of these, a belief that he was untouchable. and the problem is that now, i think the culture in downing street is much more like a circularfiring squad. we ve heard the briefings that the prime minister will allow junior civil servants or senior civil servants to take the fall to protect his position. that s a massive insensitive to trying get out and make a plan, massive insensitive to trying get outand make a plan, orto massive insensitive to trying get out and make a plan, or to leak information to benefit perhaps the prime minister there is absolutely no loyalty in number ten any more i think that s what makes it hard for the premise mini
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Respond to some of those issues in thejustice system, how respond to some of those issues in the justice system, how you try and deal with the cost of living crisis that many conservatives are really nervous about, notjust opposition parties but a number of conservative backbenchers over the next few weeks. part of that is the tax question. we know that national insurance in the uk is going up. that was a manifesto busting decision the prime minister made he said because of the fiscal meteorite in that typical borisjohnson a flush of language from the pandemic. it was instant because a premise there was asked a good few times whether he would commit to not raising any more taxes. the conservative party often says it is the party of low taxation and ministers not so subtly say they think the uk is as heavily taxed at the moment as it should be. the answer the premise minister was he doesn t want to raise taxes but you and i have followed politics for long enough to know that is not a fi