hello and welcome. pressure has intensified on the british prime minister, liz truss, following the resignation of a senior minister and chaos in parliament. on wednesday evening, opposition mps said they saw some members of the conservative party being physically manhandled into supporting the government in a key vote. earlier, the home secretary, suella braverman, used her resignation letter to criticise the prime minister, who has only been in office for six weeks. our political correspondent ione wells reports. another day, another new cabinet minister. grant shapps sacked by liz truss returns as her new home secretary. it’s sacked by liz truss returns as her new home secretary. it s a turbulent her new home secretary. it s a turbulent time her new home secretary. it s a turbulent time for her new home secretary. it s a turbulent time for the - turbulent time for the government but the most important thing is to make sure people in this country know they have secu
dawning for that change in approach, that dawning realisation over that weekend? was it the information from sa-e weekend? was it the information from sage irr weekend? was it the information from sage in relation to the workings, and the sage in relation to the workings, and the work done by imperial college? and the work done by imperial college? was it of the cmo? was it mr cummings? what was the push, where mr cummings? what was the push, where was mr cummings? what was the push, where was it coming from? the fact that ou where was it coming from? the fact that you cite where was it coming from? the fact that you cite so where was it coming from? the fact that you cite so many where was it coming from? the fact that you cite so many examples - where was it coming from? the fact i that you cite so many examples shows there was a convergence of thinking in different institutions from different individuals about the need to act. i was not aware of niall ferg
remember, whether that passage was put to sir chris and whether he accepted put to sir chris and whether he accepted it was a fair reflection because accepted it was a fair reflection because it seemed to me that he appeared because it seemed to me that he appeared to be advising against any measures. appeared to be advising against any measures, including lockdown. the aeneral measures, including lockdown. tue: general proposition was measures, including lockdown. ti9: general proposition was put to measures, including lockdown. ti9 general proposition was put to him, but not that sentence, so my lady is quite right, there is a mission issue as to where is your measurement measures or the lockdown measure. it measurement measures or the lockdown measure. :, , , :, :, measure. it meant things short of lockdown like measure. it meant things short of lockdown like social measure. it meant things short of lockdown like social distancing, i lockdown like social distan
whether the government chief and deputy chief whips in charge of party discipline had resigned. at one stage even their government colleagues did not know the answer. i’m their government colleagues did not know the answer. not know the answer. i m not entirely clear not know the answer. i m not entirely clear on not know the answer. i m not entirely clear on what - not know the answer. i m not entirely clear on what the - entirely clear on what the situation is with the chief, there has been an element of confusion over whether the vote was a confidence vote or not. they both remain in the post seemingly with the back it of the deputy prime minister who is on her way to a gathering of senior conservatives at a private club stop but it s the prime minister s position looking increasingly vulnerable today with some tory mps can damning they have sent letters of no confidence in this trust to graham brady who runs the backbench of mps. all this just six weeks into her premiership