Youre getting you. To do expand slightly on how youre getting involved you. To do expand slightly on how youre getting involved and you. To do expand slightly on how youre getting involved and that l youre getting involved and that authority . Youre getting involved and that authori . ,. Youre getting involved and that authori . ,. , authority . That is a matter for the a authority . That is a matter for the Party Processor authority . That is a matter for the Party Processor so authority . That is a matter for the Party Processor so i authority . That is a matter for the Party Processor so i will authority . That is a matter for the Party Processor so i will leave authority . That is a matter for the Party Processor so i will leave it i Party Processor so i will leave it for them to carry out those processes. For them to carry out those processes for them to carry out those rocesses. ,. , ~ ,. ,. , processes. Looking behind you at the red behind you. Processes. Looking behind you at t
Paddy oconnell and henry zeffman. Newscast. Newscast from the bbc. Hello, its laura in the studio. Its paddy in the studio. And its henry in the studio. Hooray its so nice to have you here with us. Now, you tantalised us on the saturday episode that there was a scoop in the making. The scoop in the making ended up being a defection. Yes, defection, and defections are important because they are rare and defections are important because they really spook political parties. And in this case, a Conservative Mp until yesterday was dan poulter, a part time nhs doctor, who has decided that it is time for him to go from the Conservative Party. And he didntjust sort of say, because i think ive had enough and theyve gone in the wrong direction. He accused them of not caring about public services, about not caring about the nhs and of losing their compassion. So, defections are big news stories, even if, newscasters, i will say, the person in question is not someone who necessarily is a massive p
Episode of newscast, newscast. Newscast from the bbc. Hello, its laura in the studio. Its paddy in the studio. And its henry in the studio. Hooray its so nice to have you here with us. You tantalised us on the saturday episode that there was a scoop in the making. The scoop in the making ended up being a defection. Yes, defection and defections are important because they are rare and defections are important because they really spooked Political Parties and in this case, a Conservative Mp until yesterday, was dan poulter, a part time nhs doctor. He has decided that it is time for him to go from the Conservative Party and he didntjust sort of say, because i think ive had enough and theyve gone in the wrong direction. He accused them of not caring about public services, about not caring about the nhs and of losing their compassion. So, defections are big news stories, even if newscasters, i will say the person in question is not necessarily a massive politicalfigure. A bolt out of nowher
carry on as leader of the premise to his country. he was told earlier yesterday afternoon that the threshold for a confidence vote had been met. the result, by the way, will be announced around nine o clock this evening. the prime minister will be told of the results shortly before it is made public and it is unclear what the processes if there is a draw in the voting. we are going to talk to a former civil servant injust a are going to talk to a former civil servant in just a moment. are going to talk to a former civil servant injust a moment. first, not to nottinghamshire. let s speak to our midlands correspondent navtej johal. real range of views in this time, true blue territory. this was the former chancellor s seat for nearly 50 years, conservative club in the conifers here in the high street and also a place politically very engaged. that mightjust here mind is on the high street. turn out he