six means biological six. now, labour like to talk the country down. they want to pretend that everything would be great if they have never left office and pretend that somehow we have not achieved anything, but that is just simply not right. remember the note that said there is no money left, when labour left office in 2010, unemployment was higher than when they came into government. public and private debt was accumulating, the banking system is broken, the deficit was ballooning, and even labour accepted that after years of spending, significant cuts in expenditure were required. they went into the 2010 election admitting they would have to make cuts. labour left britain on the brink of bankruptcy. and worse, the money that labour had put into public service had not been accompanied by sufficient reform. labour s welfare system was more about disguising how many people are out of work than actually getting people back into employment, and for all the money that labour had
this morning, that would be if he were to choose to resign, and the other way is if his own mps choose to have that vote of confidence and i should say we ve had no comings and goings this morning. i know many ministers have come in but no one has been going in and out of the doors of number ten and let s talk through what might happen next. we can speak now to jack blanchard from the news website politico and george parkerfrom the financial times, to talk about the pressure boris johnson is under. good morning to both of you, jack, starting with you, we are told that borisjohnson as of last night going into this morning, he is buoyant. that might be slightly optimistic that that is what people in number ten are saying nothing the prime minister has said or done or indicated so far suggests he is willing to go quietly into the night and he is going to stay and fight and he is going to stay and fight and believes that somehow he can turn the situation around, win back the support of his