Defeating a Labour Amendment to the queens speech. It should also win the final vote on that queens speech tomorrow. So it will then have shown it can survive. But thrive . Not so clear. In the last 2a hours or so, weve seen raggedness of thought and ill discipline of purpose. We thought the goals for this government were to deliver brexit and reduce the deficit, but unity on both those looks to be disintegrating. Chancellor Philip Hammond made a thinly veiled joke at the expense of borisjohnson last night, and appeared at odds with david davis over transitional brexit arrangements. And more confusion today on austerity. There were hints that the Public Sector pay cap would be dropped, and then those hints were played down later on. When a teacher loses control of a class, its hard to get it back. Is that where mrs may finds herself at the dawn of this parliament . Well, nick watt, our political editor, is with me. First, there is Public Sector pay staff and the morning story was one t
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the building? so i don t think that sends an enthusiastic message of a nation ready to fall in love with michael bloomberg and convince people to vote for him, right? mark: no, i hate it when you get campaign calls, but you sort of always assume it is a genuine volunteer, and when it s not, you kind of assume they paid, you know come out of work actors or somebody to do it. the idea that it is a guy he s locked up in jail and has a choice between sowing mail bags or hammering license plates or making telephone calls for michael bloomberg, it doesn t seem like a good comment on the health of his campaign. no. may be, in some ways, it s somewhat symbolically fitting for bloomberg. i mean, this is someone he s not an ideological, far left person. i guess he is a sort of centrist. but centrism can be authoritarian in and of itself. this is a man who wanted to