more than 300 people have been killed in the past week. so the breaking news reports of a 72 hour ceasefire and when we have more news we will be bringing it to you. the politcal future of dominic raab, the ukjustice secretary, still hangs in the balance as the prime minister considers the findings of an inquiry into bullying allegations against his deputy. a decision on whether or not mr raab would be sacked or should resign was expected earlier after the report was delivered to rishi sunak on thursday morning. opposition politicians have accused the prime minister of dithering . jonathan blake reports from westminster. reporter: have you always behaved professionally mr dominic raab? fix, behaved professionally mr dominic raab? behaved professionally mr dominic raab? a decision to decide whether dominic raab? a decision to decide whether an dominic raab? a decision to decide whether an enquiry . dominic raab? a decision to i decide whether an enquiry into accusations of bullyi
of the ukrainian since the start of the conflict with russia?- the conflict with russia? it has been one of the conflict with russia? it has been one of ukraine s - the conflict with russia? it has been one of ukraine s main - been one of ukraine s main international allies. been one of ukraine s main internationalallies. here, officials are obviously watching it very closely but i don t think there is any concern that this change will affect the relationship or cause any kind of change in terms of the support that is being given by the uk to the ukrainians because the policy, the support that has been given was by and large designed as when borisjohnson was prime minister, liz truss was foreign secretary and rishi sunak was chancellor, so i don t think there is any concern that this could cause any change. we have had a tweet from president zelensky about two hours ago saying congratulations to rishi sunak on taking office. i wish you to successfully overcome all of the challenges fa
in other words, what we used to call sound money, making the numbers add up was clear to the markets there and then. well, you would like to think, wouldn t you, the conservative party in charge and i speak as a chartered accountant, that would be a given. and maybe that s one of the reasons why we re surprised that people are surprised. it is a given that, you know, ourjob is to make the books balance. and, you know, i m sure that s what the treasury team will, will lay out in the weeks to come. you know, it s important now at this period of volatility that the bank and the treasury stick close together. and they seem to be doing that. which is great. i m sure, you know, it s not my department, but i m sure treasury will be explaining in the days and weeks to come what the plan is. and this is something you clashed with the previous chancellor in cabinet. now, normally we don t get to know, but we did learn. kit malthouse, we read took rishi sunak on in the cabinet said where s the gr
we re not allowed to call a budget. so that that awful phrase, no, it s not yours. fiscal rectitude. in other words, what we used to call sound money, making the numbers add up was clear to the markets there and then. well, you would like to think, wouldn t you, the conservative party in charge and i speak as a chartered accountant, that would be a given. and maybe that s one of the reasons why we re surprised that people are surprised. it is a given that, you know, our job is to make the books balance. and, you know, i m sure that s what the treasury team will will lay out in the weeks to come. you know, it s important now at this period of volatility that the bank and the treasury stick close together. and they seem to be doing that. which is great. i m sure, you know, it s not my department, but i m sure treasury will be explaining in the days and this is something you clashed with the previous chancellor in cabinet. now, normally we don t get to know, but we did learn. kit malthous
and, you know, i m sure that s what the treasury team will will lay out in the weeks to come. you know, it s important now at this period of volatility that the bank and the treasury stick close together. and they seem to be doing that. which is great. i m sure, you know, it s not my department, but i m sure treasury will be explaining in the days and weeks to come what the plan is. and this is something you clashed with the previous chancellor in cabinet. now, normally we don t get to know, but we did learn. kit malthouse we read took rishi sunak on in the cabinet said where s the growth plan? where is the plan for looking again at spending? well, i mean, i obviously can t comment on cabinet. you ll have to see the minutes when they emerge in now 20 years. we ve shortened it from 30. so you don t have long to wait. you can tell us if the report is rubbish, which i know you re not doing, if you look back at my record, i ve always been a kind of low tax tory. i do believe that strongly