only ones for some labour have done it and the only ones for some labour have done it and the liberal democrats do it and is part it and the liberal democrats do it and is part of politics, a very rough trade but i have to say that when rough trade but i have to say that when gavin rough trade but i have to say that when gavin williamson was education secretary. when gavin williamson was education secretary, it was not his finest hour~ secretary, it was not his finest hour~ the secretary, it was not his finest hour. the old quote from danny seeley hour. the old quote from danny seeley that rough, tough labour chancellor talking about his opposite number on the opposite benches opposite number on the opposite benches the labour were powers, jeffrey benches the labour were powers, jeffrey how was like being criticised by a dead shoe. and i can see a criticised by a dead shoe. and i can see a little criticised by a dead shoe. and i can see a little bit of that all com
embelli5hing her leadership credentials, try to set a clear bar between her and the past and leadership of boris between her and the past and leadership of bori5john5on. and she is becoming in this race a sort of surprise contender. ri5hi sunak had 5urpri5e contender. ri5hi sunak had been touted as the certain front runner he was nailed on to reach the final two but penny mordaunt really kind of getting a much closer margin to him this of people expected and probably i think a lot of conversations going on tonight in conver5ation5 going on tonight in parliament about whether or not she really stands a very good chance of making the final two. what really stands a very good chance of making the final two. making the final two. what do you make of her, digby? making the final two. what do you make of her, digby? she - making the final two. what do you make of her, digby? she is a - making the final two. what do you l make of her, digby? she is a former trade minister and you were a tr
interesting and as digby so interesting and a5 digby 5o helpfully remind5 interesting and a5 digby 5o helpfully reminds us this is a paper review so i will mention two things on the front page of the i. fir5t review so i will mention two things on the front page of the i. first of all, jeremy hunt knocked out and then according to the ipa i5 all, jeremy hunt knocked out and then according to the ipa is backing ri5hi sunak because he says of the economy and quotes hi5 decent character but i wanted to ask you about something which the i also mentions that penny mordaunt i5 mentions that penny mordaunt is facing a whi5pering campaign with gavin william5on for education secretary accused of dark art5 gavin william5on for education secretary accused of dark arts and i know i was reading the suggestion in the time today william5on wa5 ma5terminding ri5hi sunak 5 campaign. can you enlighten u5 ma5terminding ri5hi sunak 5 campaign. can you enlighten us about what the supposed dark art5 might b
to right, page and look at it coming down left to right, 88, 57, 50, 40, 37, 32, 25,186“ to right, 88, 57, 50, 40, 37, 32, 25,18 and you to right, 88, 57, 50, 40, 37, 32, 25, 18 and you have 43 votes with jeremy, 25, 18 and you have 43 votes with jeremy, and nadhim zahawi in the next battle tomorrow, those 43 votes are going next battle tomorrow, those 43 votes are going to next battle tomorrow, those 43 votes are going to go somewhere and then again are going to go somewhere and then again you are going to go somewhere and then again you will get another darwinian selection again you will get another darwinian selection of one or two dropping out at the selection of one or two dropping out at the bottom. those boats have got to go at the bottom. those boats have got to go somewhere and i don t think rishi to go somewhere and i don t think rishi sunak s 88 looks anywhere near as the rishi sunak s 88 looks anywhere near as the lead rishi sunak s 88 looks anywher
as the world economy 5aviour and it s facing some - really tough challenges. a big one is the demographicl challenges of their child policy which they reversed but it s going to take years to. - cream i can still have falling birth rates and the broader structural change shifting from coal to gas which will keep energy prices high. and so, that whole production of china overtaking the us - as the world global economy standards, i think that - may not happen now. in volatile inflation - if you look at the 19705, inflationjumped up and down quite a bit of a number of years. - so, even if it comes down in the next few months, l it can pop up again fairly soon- and i think the uk and ri5hi sunak, i what i would expect is he may have. to come back and spend more money. the interesting thing now but the uk economy is that there is a labour shortage