Looking for, has anyone really got a lot of support and as far out in front . And then, another mp said to me what they are then looking for is some kind of momentum. Because some of these candidates come from. Studio imjust these candidates come from. Studio im just going to stop you because we have seen the chair of the 1922 committee come into the room. Lets listen to what he has to Say. James cleverly, 21 votes. Robertjenrick, 21 votes. Priti patel, 1a Votes. Mel stride, 16 votes and Tom Tugendhat 17 votes. So is the result of the ballot, Priti Patel is eliminated from the contest. And there will be a further ballot on tuesday to reduce the list from five to four candidates. He will then be going to the conservative Party Conference. Thank you very much for your attendance. We look forward to the ballot next week. Studio there we have Bob Blackman the chair of the 1922 committee announcing the Priti Patel, the former Home Secretary is out. She got 1a Votes. We miss the very top due
catastrophic consequences, perhaps even trigger a recession. just when they thought it couldn t get any worse, this hotel is still recovering from covid shutdowns. now its energy bills are soaring and if gas supplies aren t secured, germany could how face rationing. translation: if we don t get gas any more, we can t cook. the kitchen closes. we won t be able to heat, either. i don t believe it will come to that but we have to act now. it would be the death of hospitality. germany s hoping to import liquefied natural gas to boost reserves. it doesn t have enough to get through the cold months. it could be bad, there could be - shortages if we don t prepare enough and that said we have to import gas from other sources as well, - we have to diversify - the import even further. we have to fill the storages as high as possible, - we need to get the gas demand down and also to increase renewables more. vladimir putin has forced germany s climate conscious government back to co
joining us from buckingham palace. good morning again to you. i want to take a little bit of what we ve been seeing and hearing and what s been happening in scotland. that is the queen s coffin which was at rest in the ballroom in balmoral was moved to a smaller dining room they were prayers at a small church that the queen loved to attend services all these years and we are also told the staff will be lining the halls at balmoral to say their final goodbyes and their boss over the last many decades of all of her very happy times for the most part that were spent at balmoral. the scots are among the most historical people. but can you imagine for those staff that observed the queen over somebody decades and many of them a been with her a very long time at balmoral. how emotional this moment is. they are now given a few moments to say their last goodbyes before the casket begins long journey. deeply emotional time on the grounds of balmoral. and as you say as the casket leav
ma amalade, your majesty? the same picture is on the front of the mail on sunday. the sunday times also features the queen and paddington, saying the night was a party of a lifetime for the world s grandmother. it certainly was. thank you for being there for us, mummy the sunday express quotes prince charles sjubilee tribute speech at the concert. the observer reflects on a long weekend of celebrations on its front page, describing the festivities as a carnival of memory. and a picture of brian may performing on the victoria memorial monument earlier tonight is on the front of the sunday mirror, with the headline rock n royal . those are the front pages, really wonderful front pages, those are the front pages, really wonderfulfront pages, i might say, this evening. hello to you both. before we start, i take it you both enjoyed the concert this evening? absolutely, i thou~ht it concert this evening? absolutely, i thought it was concert this evening? absolutely
at downing street. at the height of coronavirus lockdowns, people in the uk were banned from socialising, or even attending funerals because of the pandemic. now on bbc news, the media show. hello. on the show today we have gotjohn micklethwait, editor in chief at bloomberg. we are taking a look at a new podcast that charts the rise of reality tv with one of the co hosts, pandora sykes. and, wagatha christie how can we not talk about it? and we have got one of the key players here in the whole drama, simon boyle, who is the executive editor of the sun and their bizarre column, which is a0 this weekend. he faced significant pressure to stand as a witness. simon, i have got to ask, who would play you in the movie? it s funny, we actually had this conversation in the office. what is the answer? well, my hairline is going rather quickly, probably from the stress of thisjob, so ross kemp was mooted. that is harsh. martin compston would suit me. great. and the other person we hav