conservative party. but i cannot understand him suddenly having a conversion to the labour party, that they are solutions to the problems of borisjohnson. it doesn t make sense. it seems to me that he is all over the shop. he is only two years in the house of commons, when mehdi dedicated people in bury south went out and voted for him and worked damn hard to get him elected and they will find his decision quite extraordinary. when many dedicated people. extraordinary. when many dedicated people. extraordinary. when many dedicated people. let s talk about bury south- dedicated people. let s talk about bury south. the dedicated people. let s talk about bury south. the conservative - dedicated people. let s talk about i bury south. the conservative prime minister made much about the party winning it in 2019. tell us about the constituency and the party s relationship with constituents because it s not a place where historically the party has done well. it historically the par
when i was elected and ever since then, it s been the sort of seat which determines who rules britain. there are many of those seats in the north west of england, and bury south is one of them. one mp whose cross to the labour party. doesn t make a huge amount of difference to the situation. let me explain how they might go about getting rid of the prime minister. the method by which the conservative party can remove a leader is by a vote of no confidence by the party s mps in parliament. 15% of the party s mps would need to submit a letter of no confidence to sir graham brady. he s the head of the 1922 committee of backbench mps. there are 360 tory mps, so 5a letters would be needed to trigger a vote. remember, though, the process is confidential, so only this man, sir graham, knows how many letters are in.
boys, no immediate princely type heirs would the crown be passed to the eldest daughter. that is how we got, say, queen elizabeth. girls only as a last resort, only when there were no boys. it was not until 2011 when they finally started thinking that maybe they should change this. but here s the thing about changing something like this. britain cannot just change that on its own. because when it comes to the queenship, when it comes to the monarchy, the british empire is still hanging around like a vestigial tail. yes, the prime minister and the government of britain only rules britain, but technically the queen still rules the whole commonwealth. so if you want to change the rules pertaining to the queen, you need to get everybody in the commonwealth to sign off all around the old colonial world. so it was in 2011 in perth, australia when the 16 commonwealth countries of which the queen is still queen met to discuss. and british prime minister david cameron announced at that meeting
delivers brilliant shine that finish gel can t beat. it even helps keep your dishwasher sparkling. new cascade platinum is cascade s best. the succession to the crown act of 2013. whether or not you are as psyched about the royal baby news as everyone else is, consider the succession to the crown act of 2013. a change in the rules to make succession to the crown not depend on gender. before this change, the old who gets to be king, who gets to be queen laws in britain dated back more than 300 years and the rules said basically boys first. the heir to the throne was to be the first-born son of the monarch. well, then how did we get any queens, then? only when there were no boys. only when there were no sons, no
the first-born son of the monarch. well, then how did we get any queens, then? only when there were no boys. when there were no sons, no boys, no immediate princely-type heirs would the crown be passed to the eldest daughter. that is how we got, say, queen elizabeth. girls only as a last resort, only when there were no boys. it was not until 2011 when they finally started thinking that maybe they should change this. but here s the thing about changing something like this. britain cannot just change that on its own. because when it comes to the queen ship, when it comes to the monarchy, the british empire is still hanging around like a vestigial tail. yes, the prime minister and the government of britain only rules britain, but technically the queen still rules the whole commonwealth. so if you want to change the rules pertaining to the queen, you need to get everybody in the commonwealth to sign off all around the old colonial world. so it was in 2011 in perth, australia when the 16