the first two who stayed in boris johnson s cabinet, nadhim zahawi, the chance of a, he wants to see tax cuts. he was to protect children from what he seas as radical activists. grant shapps talking about the need for an emergency budget. when it comes to sajid javid, the former health secretary, who wants a lot of tax cuts, he wants to scrap tax rises that came in enable on national insurance to help thunder getting the backlog in the nhs down. when he was in the cabinet he believed that was necessary but now he has a plan that wouldn t needed to stay in place. jeremy hunt talking scrapping corporation tax and more business acts in deprived areas, which could play well with mps who represent conservative seats in the north of england, so called redwall seats. this may not be a full field yet. there is a lot of chat about the
boris johnson s popularity - make of that swing? it is a test of boris johnson s popularity in i make of that swing? it is a test of| boris johnson s popularity in these borisjohnson s popularity in these key redwall seats. i can t see that this is a particularly unique by election, one that can just be written off as a one off. i think it will be a test of where things are in the redwall and these swings are fairly representative of the national position so it is not a hugely surprising result in our poll. i wouldn t bank on it going back to the conservatives if they lose it this time round. back to the conservatives if they lose it this time round. when we have been lose it this time round. when we have been speaking lose it this time round. when we have been speaking to lose it this time round. when we have been speaking to businessl have been speaking to business owners here they talk about the cost of living crisis which affects all constituencies, notjust this one. the des
drinking when they are working, partly because they are working at home and home is a place they associate with relaxing and drinking, so these non clear, ambiguous boundaries can make it even harder to keep a sensible approach. even harder to keep a sensible a- roach. , even harder to keep a sensible approach- even harder to keep a sensible a- roach. , , ., ~ approach. very interesting, thank ou ve approach. very interesting, thank you very much approach. very interesting, thank you very much indeed approach. very interesting, thank you very much indeed for - approach. very interesting, thank| you very much indeed for speaking approach. very interesting, thank - you very much indeed for speaking to us. the chief executive of alcohol change uk. whatever mps make of today s development, it is the verdict of the voters that they are also focused on in the very long run, particularly in places like lee and greater manchester, it is one of the so called redwall seats which had been a
around the chamber, a lot of those backbenchers behind him cheering him on whatever their constituency popped up. a lot went to redwall seats, about three different projects going to stoke seats, stoke on trent which the tories won all three chairs. it s pork barrel politics, but if all politics is local and you get papers like the yorkshire post heavy on their front page, tonnes of money coming to yorkshire? that works. this is disgraceful bribery of the electorate the electorate were saying, look, just over the boundary, that s red car, they are getting kinds of money because we don t they have a tory mp. we want that money. there s lots of money for the transport infrastructure network in the midwest before. no new money, a lot of this is money