Long businesses. there is trust joins a long line businesses. there is trust joins a long line of businesses. there is trust joins a long line of british prime associate failed long line of british prime associate failed people here and she said all parties failed people here and she said all parties need to work together and support parties need to work together and support the people in a new stormont executive support the people in a new stormont executive. that is for the dpp, they have been executive. that is for the dpp, they have been fans of liz truss during the tory have been fans of liz truss during the tory leadership contest, taking she would the tory leadership contest, taking she would take a firmer line brussels she would take a firmer line brussels in the negotiations over the northern ireland protocol. but now they the northern ireland protocol. but now they will be attacked by other parties now they will be attacked by other parties for now they
They need to grow a backbone on this, if they need to grow a backbone on this, if i they need to grow a backbone on this, if i might say so. it s not good this, if i might say so. it s not good enough that we have discontinued this notion that we ust discontinued this notion that we just slot discontinued this notion that we just slot someone else in an office and we just slot someone else in an office and we all just slot someone else in an office and we all carry on. there are so many and we all carry on. there are so many people who have been slotted into office many people who have been slotted into office recently. this is not how into office recently. this is not how a into office recently. this is not how a democracy should work. westminster is not working, it s not functioning westminster is not working, it s not functioning at all. and i think particularly for people in scotland, who have particularly for people in scotland, who have not voted for a tory go
The candidates are concerned, you ve already talked about boris johnson trying to stand. i think we should remember, at this point, that mr johnson still has hanging over him the inquiry by the committee on standards as to whether or not he misled the house of commons with regard to his statements about partygate and i would have thought, but may be able be wrong, that s tory mps might be with very wary aboutjumping back into having mr johnson in office and then finding themselves embroiled in exactly the same arguments about his probity from which they thought they had escaped when he was brought down at the beginning ofjuly. if we do reckon that mrjohnson is not going to be a credible runner, that i think it is going to be between rishi sunak and penny mordaunt, and my guesses, given how she performed first that suella braverman will fall out. and the question is, can visually see nak win against penny mordaunt? penny mordaunt will be formidable competition because she is, as others
Circular starmer. he has been saying there has to be an immediate general election in the wake of liz truss s resignation saying, after 12 years of tory failure, the british people deserve more than this revolving door of chaos. let s have a listen to what he has been saying. well, what a mess- to what he has been saying. well, what a mess. this to what he has been saying. well, what a mess. this is to what he has been saying. well, what a mess. this is not - to what he has been saying. well, what a mess. this is notjust i to what he has been saying. well, what a mess. this is notjust a - to what he has been saying. fill what a mess. this is notjust a soap opera at the top of the tory party. it is linkage damage to our economy and the reputation of our country. and the public a pain with higher prices, with higher mortgages. so we can t have a revolving door of chaos. we can t have another experiment. there is an alternative and that is a staple labour government and the public