not naturally where her worldview is. yes, so, so interesting to see how that will is. yes, so, so interesting to see how that will develop. is. yes, so, so interesting to see how that will develop. thank - is. yes, so, so interesting to see how that will develop. thank you both of you now. i will let you both get back into the conference centre. to remind you there in that building because that s where the announcement is going to be. it is scheduled for 12:30pm. a couple of speeches and announcements and around about that time we will find out from graham brady, the head of the backbench 1922 out from graham brady, the head of the backbench1922 committee who is the backbench1922 committee who is the new leader of the conservative party. will it be liz truss or could it be rishi sunak? we ll find out in the next couple of hours. continuing coverage from here in a very busy and sometimes noisy downing street but for now i will hand you back to annita in the studio. jane, thank you
to be bounced into having to do it very quickly? so that is kind of what people are using the time between now and the report being published, whenever that actually is. . published, whenever that actually is. ~ ., ., ., is. adam fleming, we will wait for that, thank is. adam fleming, we will wait for that. thank you is. adam fleming, we will wait for that, thank you very is. adam fleming, we will wait for that, thank you very much. - with me now is mohammed amin, who was chair of the conservative muslim forum for five years. he s now a member of the liberal democrats. thank you forjoining us. i spoke to yesterday, just immediately after we heard what nusrat ghani had been saying, now we have heard there will be this cabinet office inquiry. into her claims and her allegations. do you welcome that? her claims and her allegations. do you welcome that? good morning, yes i do. i you welcome that? good morning, yes i do- i think you welcome that? good morning, yes i do. ithinkthis
they would even grant him permission to serve, if convicted, the rest of a prison sentence in australia to be closer to his relatives. closer to his relatives. there has been speculation closer to his relatives. there has been speculation that closer to his relatives. there has been speculation that if - closer to his relatives. there has been speculation that if he - closer to his relatives. there has been speculation that if he goes| closer to his relatives. there has l been speculation that if he goes to the united states he could be jailed for something like 170 years, and extra ordinarily long sentence. that is riuht. extra ordinarily long sentence. that is right- that extra ordinarily long sentence. that is right. that is extra ordinarily long sentence. that is right. that is what extra ordinarily long sentence. t isgt is right. that is what he could potentially face given the 18 count indictment. but when you read between the lines, and us lawmakers have always said h
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