review one quote i have from a former cabinet minister yesterday who said it is a bit like being told by a doctor that you have eight months to live or 12 months to live. you are still going to die, and the appropriate treatment in this case would be to appoint a less toxic leader and lose future election by fewer seats. that is the level of desperation that some of these tory mps are feeling right now. certainly the thing that is keeping her safe at the moment is this lack of agreement about what they do next. and if they did replace her, who would be? and if they did replace her, who would be? ., ,, i. , . . would be? thank you very much. we aet our would be? thank you very much. we get our first would be? thank you very much. we get our first sight would be? thank you very much. we get our first sight of would be? thank you very much. we get our first sight of the would be? thank you very much. we get our first sight of the new - get our first sight of the new chancellor thi
good morning. it s a tale of two halves this weekend. it s a blustery, showery saturday, and then on sunday a slightly quieter story, before more wet weather starts to arrive in from the west. all the details coming up shortly. it is saturday 15 october. our top story: the prime minister is working to shore up her authority today after she announced a second major u turn on her economic plans. some conservative mps are privately discussing ousting liz truss as leader after she sacked her chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, and reversed a key policy to scrap the planned rise in corporation tax. our political correspondent helen catt reports on a turbulent day in westminster. the prime minister with her new chancellor, jeremy hunt. his job to reassure the markets, hers, to reassure her own mps. yesterday liz truss was forced into another u turn on her mini budget.
family thanked the police and said they believed it couldn t have done anything differently. they are now nearer to knowing what happened to their missing daughter. phil mackie, bbc news, milton keynes. apologies for the connection issues. thank you for staying with us. you are giving your reaction. you had gone through the market reaction in terms of the mini budget. your reaction to the what liz truss has done to stabilise the ship. l reaction to the what liz truss has done to stabilise the ship.- done to stabilise the ship. i don t think she has done to stabilise the ship. i don t think she has stabilised - done to stabilise the ship. i don t think she has stabilised the i think she has stabilised the ship because everyone knows that this was her mini budget. she ran for months on cutting taxes for the wealthiest in our country, everybody warned her against it, but she ploughed on. so of course, when people are looking for credibility, when they are looking for stability, they don
liz truss faces a backlash from conservative mps after sacking kwasi kwarteng as chancellor and scrapping a planned increase in corporation tax. but it is clear that parts of our mini budget went further and faster than markets were expecting, so the way we are delivering our mission right now has to change. jeremy hunt begins his first day as chancellor, the fourth in as many months. we ll speak to him live at 8:30am. good morning from stjames s park, newcastle, where the rugby league world cup kicks off this afternoon. hosts england take on another of the heavyweights, samoa, in an opening clash of the titans. you re a wizard, harry. remembering robbie coltrane. rributes are paid to the actor, who has died at the age of 72.