Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the deputy leader writer at the sun, olivia utley, and the editor of the political website, labourlist, sienna rodgers. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. The telegraph reports borisjohnson is plotting a dramatic overhaul of whitehall, following his election victory to ensure it delivers his agenda. The mail has the same picture that features on the front of the telegraph borisjohnson celebrating with his girlfriend, carrie symonds, as the exit poll was revealed on thursday night. Up to a third of the cabinet face the sack in a post brexit reshuffle according to the sunday times. Writing in the observer, Jeremy Corbyn accepts his personal responsibility for labours general election defeat. And the Prime Minister will repay the trust of the british people by protecting nhs funding in law thats according to the sunday express. Those are the front pages. Lets start off with the
Closing address at his parties conference in manchester, england, outlining his vision for the country and criticizing Jeremy Corbyns agenda. On brexit, the partners are 12 members it was time to get it done and assured members we are coming out of the eu on october 31st, come what may. This is about 40 minutes. [applause] good morning, everybody. Thank you all very much. Its fantastic to be here in manchester. I gather that was quite a lively mood last night, and i want you to know i understand that some of you may have been mildly. Eppered with abuse on your way im delighted that you werent. , i dont thinke any of us are abashed by that kind of thing. We get on with serving the people of this country, and speaking of service, i should begin by paying tribute to my predecessor, theresa may. [applause] i know the whole conference remains full of gratitude to you and to philip for your patience and forbearance, and yes, we will continue with your work of tackling Domestic Violence and b
Conference in manchester, england, outlining his vision for the country and sharply criticizing Jeremy Corbyns agenda. Brexit, the Prime Minister said it was time to get brexit done and assured members, we are leaving. Good Prime Minister johnson good morning, everybody. Thank you all very much. Its fantastic to be here in manchester. I gather that was quite a lively mood last night in the hotel bar, and i want you to know i understand that some of you may have been mildly peppered with abuse on the way in. Were you . Well then, good. I am delighted that you were not, but even if you were, even if you were, i dont think any of us are abashed by that kind of thing. And we getervatives, on with serving the people of this country, and speaking of service, i should begin by paying tribute to my predecessor, theresa may. [applause] Prime Minister johnson i know the whole conference remains full of gratitude to you and to philip may for your patience and forbearance, and yes, we will continu
England, outlining his vision for the country and criticizing Jeremy Corbyns agenda. The Prime Minister told me was it was time to get brexit done and assured members, we are coming out of the eu on october 31. [applause] good morning, everybody. Thank you all very much. Its fantastic to be here in manchester. I gather that was quite a lively mood last night, and i want you to know i understand that some of you may have been mildly. Eppered with abuse on your way im delighted that you werent. , i dont thinke any of us are abashed by that kind of thing. We get on with serving the people of this country, and speaking of service, i should begin by paying tribute to my predecessor, theresa may. [applause] i know the whole conference remains full of gratitude to you and to philip for your patience and forbearance, and yes, we will continue with your work of tackling Domestic Violence and building on your legacy. Ive been Prime Minister only 70 so manyt ive seen things that give me cause for
Out of the e. U. On october 31. [applause] [chanting boris] [applause] pm johnson good morning, everybody. Thank you all very much. Its fantastic to be here in manchester. The best attended conference for years and i gather it was quite a lively mood last night, and i want you to know i understand that some of you may have been lightly, mildly peppered with abuse on the way in. Were you . Well then good. Im delighted that you werent. Even if you were, i dont think , i dont think any of us are abashed by that kind of thing. We get on with serving the people of this country, and speaking of service, i should begin by paying tribute to my predecessor, theresa may. [applause] i know the whole conference remains full of gratitude to you and to philip for your patience and forbearance, and yes, we will continue with your work of tackling Domestic Violence and building on your legacy. Ive been Prime Minister only 70 so manyt ive seen things that give me cause for hope. Schools, or standards o