tell the prime minister that, in the words of steve baker, the gig is up. i predict we will have a new leader of the party, a new prime minister, by party conference this year. i m geeta guru murthy live in westminster, where we ll be bringing you the latest reaction to the vote. if you are a conservative voter, what do you want to happen next? do let me know on instagram, twitter and tiktok i m @vicderbyshire. an arizona man who begged police for help before drowning is told by officers i m notjumping in. the family of a british geologist jailed for 15 years in iraq for attempting to remove historial artefacts says his conviction amounts to a death sentence we ll speak to them in the next hour. and england manager gareth southgate says racist abuse aimed at england players during the euro 2020 penalty shoot out is a factor when it comes to choosing who ll take spot kicks. borisjohnson will try to draw a line under last night s vote of confidence in his leadership, when
their new leader and next prime minister is- minister is. i know there was a first cabinet minister is. i know there was a first cabinet meeting - minister is. i know there was a | first cabinet meeting yesterday minister is. i know there was a i first cabinet meeting yesterday of these people who had been pulled together. there were pictures of that. they ll gathered around the table. there was business being somehow. then there was the private side of inside number 10. we are seeing the pictures of their first meeting. that is an interesting moment in itself, isn t it? it was amazin: moment in itself, isn t it? it was amazing seeing moment in itself, isn t it? it was amazing seeing nadhim - moment in itself, isn t it? it was amazing seeing nadhim zahawil moment in itself, isn t it? it was i amazing seeing nadhim zahawi sitting right next to the prime minister. he broke the news that a day after being appointed as chancellor he was saying the prime minister had to go. remarkable
beyond downing street, westminster, parliament, beyond the tory party and its mps, what is happening in the public vote because that is what matters, because many mps voted against borisjohnson yesterday, they are worried about their electoral prospects and will look to the by election results to see what they can read into those. the by-election results to see what they can read into those. they can read into those. wasn t this potential they can read into those. wasn t this potential defeat they can read into those. wasn t this potential defeat factored . they can read into those. wasn tl this potential defeat factored into any vote last night and isn t it the case that if the cabinet stays loyal, it is pretty hard to see how borisjohnson is dislodged, even if there is great unhappiness in the parliamentary party? figs there is great unhappiness in the parliamentary party? there is great unhappiness in the parliamentary party? as they exist at the minute, parliamentary party
i think is a party office. influence in hartlepool. if it was i think is a party office. influence in hartlepool. if it was in - in hartlepool. if it was in hartlepool. probably - in hartlepool. if it was in - hartlepool. probably drowning his sorrows hartlepool. probably drowning his sorrows given the fact that they lost to sorrows given the fact that they lost to the tories got over 50% of the vote lost to the tories got over 50% of the vote in lost to the tories got over 50% of the vote in a labour stalwart seat that had the vote in a labour stalwart seat that had been labour for decades. it is not that had been labour for decades. it is not to that had been labour for decades. it is not to excuse his behaviour and he needs is not to excuse his behaviour and he needs to is not to excuse his behaviour and he needs to be careful because he has been he needs to be careful because he has been throwing 11 stones of the prime has been throwing 11 stones of the prime mi