comments at theresa may. here s a look at what happened. speaker.you, mr. they said they put down a vote of no-confidence then they said they would not and then they did but it was not effective. i know it is christmas season and pantomime season. he is going to put a confidence vote. yes he is. no, he isn t. i have got some news for him. i have got some advice. look behind you. they are not interested. you helpfully circulated an update on the behavior in this place. we haven t celebrating 100 years of women getting the vote we have been celebrating 100 years women getting the vote. you think it is acceptable to call people stupid women in this chamber? can i say to my honorable friend, i think everybody in this house, particularly in this 100th year of the anniversary women getting the vote, should be aiming to encourage women to come into this. and should therefore use appropriate language in this chamber when they are referring to females female members. is we
party, no further confidence vote can take place for at least. cheering drowned speech. she has won the confidence of her conservative party parliamentary members. but 117 of them said they didn t have confidence in her, 200 did, it sa didn t have confidence in her, 200 did, it s a decent majority, but it is quite a big number who did not have confidence? it is quite a big numberand have confidence? it is quite a big number and that is not at all co mforta ble number and that is not at all comfortable for the prime minister. she would have stayed to fight on evenif she would have stayed to fight on even if she won byjust one vote. we have seen that time and time again that that is in her character. but 117 of her own mps voting against her in this way is quite something. that is a real blow to her authority. and we know also, she only even got that many votes because she s missed that she won t ta ke because she s missed that she won t take them into the next general election
are deal risks leaving the country in an indefinite halfway house without a real say. in the last few minutes, the conservative mp and prominent brexiteer, jacob rees mogg, calls for the prime minister to stand down, saying she has not honoured her promises to the nation. iam i am live in westminster. in the last half an hour, jacob rees mogg has submitted a letter of no confidence in theresa may s leadership, saying her draft brexit‘s deal turned out to be worse unexpected. it comes after a morning of the dramatic events here at westminster, where theresa may s d raft westminster, where theresa may s draft brexit deal provoked the resignation of two ministers. dominic raab quit, saying the agreement with the eu had fatal flaws and threaten the integrity of the uk. he was followed shortly afterwards by esther mcvey, and several ministers who does resign. mrs mae defended her deal in the commons and medicine of criticism from all sides of the house. she hadn t resigned, but
expect in this you can see, there has been substantial damage to property. the queen s death certificate is made public, it says she died of old age, at ten past three in the afternoon on the 8th september and tributes are paid to the american rapper coolio who s died at the age of 59 in los angeles. the prime minister has insisted that her tax cutting plans are right for the uk economy and she will not be changing course. in her first interviews since the chancellor s mini budget last friday, liz truss argued that record falls in the pound and rapidly rising borrowing costs in the uk are part of a global crisis that has been sparked by the war in ukraine. and she said the government s strategy would support people and businesses hit by rising energy prices. here s our economics editor faisal islam. an engine factory in darlington. the chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, out and about for the first time since his mini budget stalled, britain s currency slumped and borrowing costs s
and coming up in half an hour, foreign correspondents based in london give an outsider s view of events in the uk in dateline. the prime minister has sacked international trade minister, conor burns after allegations of serious misconduct were made against him. he s also had the conservative whip suspended while an investigation takes place. mr burns is yet to respond. the prime minister s office said she had taken direct action after being informed of the allegation. joining me now is our political correspondent, zoe conway. bring us up today with this. downing street want to bring us up today with this. downing street want to be bring us up today with this. downing street want to be seen bring us up today with this. downing street want to be seen to bring us up today with this. downing street want to be seen to be - bring us up today with this. downing street want to be seen to be acting l street want to be seen to be acting quickly and with clarity. we don t know t