getting 86% of households off gas is a monumental challenge. despite promises, this strategy will only begin to scratch the surface. coletta smith, bbc news, harrogate. 0ur political correspondent chris mason is in westminster. good morning. serious ambition from the government but the prime minister s choice of a language is slightly unusual. minister s choice of a language is sliahtl unusual. , ., slightly unusual. yes, good morning. it is classic boris slightly unusual. yes, good morning. it is classic boris johnson slightly unusual. yes, good morning. it is classic boris johnson flourish - it is classic borisjohnson flourish with the rhetoric and language this morning. here is the article he has written in the sun newspaper. as you mentioned in the headlines, the boiler police are not going to kick your door in with their sandal clad feet and sees at character point to your trusty old combi. sees at carrot point. we have a big summit coming up in glasgow, cop26, and a
on the whole question of boilers we were hearing about a few moments ago, the boiler police are not going to kick your door in with their sandal clad feet and sees you at current point, your trusty old combi. in other words an attempt to say, we want to work with you on this rather than demand change and try to make the offer that if you can offer incentives to us as a consumer and that to the market to switch to new technology like heat pumps, made you incentivise others to go into the market which creates more competition and helps drive down price over time. the rational economic thing to do is to get a heat pump rather than itjust being the green thing to do. so what are the green thing to do. so what are the labour party make of it, something like this? the prime minister himself something like this? the prime minister himself said something like this? the prime minister himself said we - something like this? the primej minister himself said we should something like this? the p