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minister. tony wells, thank you very much for that. she was talking i much for that. she was talking about douglas ross there and we saw in alex forsyth s report beleaguered leader of the scottish conservatives, douglas ross, being described as a lightweight by fellow conservative, jacob rees mogg. that was after mrs ross had called for borisjohnson to resign. here s what some of his constituents had a say in elgin. some of his constituents had a say in elvin. .., some of his constituents had a say in elvin. .., ~ ., in elgin. the content. and, for rees-mogg in elgin. the content. and, for rees-mogg to in elgin. the content. and, for rees-mogg to say in elgin. the content. and, for rees-mogg to say that - in elgin. the content. and, for rees-mogg to say that the i in elgin. the content. and, for. rees-mogg to say that the leader in elgin. the content. and, for- rees-mogg to say that the leader of rees mogg to say that the leader of the tory party in scotland was a nobody, you k
johnson to resign caused something of a tory row- of a tory row. as anyone is entitled to their opinions, of a tory row. as anyone is entitled to their opinions, i of a tory row. as anyone is entitled to their opinions, i don t of a tory row. as anyone is entitled to their opinions, i don t take i to their opinions, i don t take leave of them. to their opinions, i don t take leave of them. . ., . .,, , a, . leave of them. jacob rees-mogg had called him a leave of them. jacob rees-mogg had called him a lightweight leave of them. jacob rees-mogg had called him a lightweight and - leave of them. jacob rees-mogg had called him a lightweight and today i called him a lightweight and today questioned his loyalty. it called him a lightweight and today questioned his loyalty. called him a lightweight and today questioned his loyalty. it seems to me that people questioned his loyalty. it seems to me that people who questioned his loyalty. it seems to me that people who hold - qu
very well. he is far from a lightweight. ifind it insulting, whatjacob lightweight. ifind it insulting, what jacob rees mogg lightweight. ifind it insulting, whatjacob rees mogg said, and i think it ill behoves the leader of the house of commons to talk about an mp in that way. is he going to belittle everyone who criticises the prime minister? we do live in a democracy. i think he owes douglas a huge apology and a little bit of respect. huge apology and a little bit of resect. ~ ., i. huge apology and a little bit of resect. ~ ., ,, ~ huge apology and a little bit of resect. ~ ., respect. well, do you thinkjacob rees-mogg respect. well, do you thinkjacob rees-mogg was respect. well, do you thinkjacob rees-mogg was just respect. well, do you thinkjacob rees-mogg was just trying i respect. well, do you thinkjacob rees-mogg was just trying to - respect. well, do you thinkjacob rees-mogg wasjust trying to be | rees mogg was just trying to be perhaps a bit provocative? l rees-mogg w