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five or six weeks into the — chancellorjust five or six weeks into the start of her premiership. that kwasi kwarteng's successor is going to be jeremy— kwarteng's successor is going to be jeremy hunt, someone who is a prudent— jeremy hunt, someone who is a prudent choice from the market's perspective, someone who is experienced, he has held several cabinet _ experienced, he has held several cabinetjobs, he was health secretary for six years, and then foreign— secretary for six years, and then foreign secretary for a year. any period _ foreign secretary for a year. any period in— foreign secretary for a year. any period in which looks like the global— period in which looks like the global economy is slowing down, and there may— global economy is slowing down, and there may be more of these international finance ministers summits, _ international finance ministers summits, he will be a steadying force _ summits, he will be a steadying force of — summits, he will be a steadying force. of course, he was a big backer— force. of course, he was a big backer of— force. of course, he was

it will lead the new prime minister and the new chancellorjust a month into their respective jobs, batterede damage rather than making this decision in a few weeks' time. and it will allow them to get on with the rest of this conference in birmingham. but, there are many conservative mps on one side who thought this policy was always a bad idea going, why did you wait so long in the first place? some on the other side he supported this policy saying, you now look weak because you have u—turns after pressure from the other side of the party. there can be no doubt this is a bleak moment for liz truss' government so soon into her premiership. the big question is, is there going to be lasting damage? flan question is, is there going to be lasting damage?— lasting damage? can the prime minister recover? _ lasting damage? can the prime minister recover? thank - lasting damage? can the prime minister recover? thank you i lasting damage? can the prime i minister recover? thank you very much. a 34—year—old man has appeared before magistrates in court this morning charged with the murder of olivia pr

broadcasters, i spoke to the chancellor just a few broadcasters, i spoke to the chancellorjust a fewhis week so no gift either on the idea of bringing that forward to address some of the market concerns and i asked again about the 19p corporation tax. could that be moved at all? he said that he was focused on getting growth back. i asked he was focused on getting growth back. iasked if he was focused on getting growth back. i asked if it was a possibility and he said he was focused on delivering that mini budget and they then asked what it must be like to be a chancellor coming to your debut imf meeting, meeting of the finance ministers from around the world, and then see back home in downing street rightly or wrongly political journalists back home in downing street rightly or wrongly politicaljournalists and others saying the plan is being worked on to fill it large parts of the plan he only announced two or three weeks ago and he said he speaks a number ten in the prime minister, they are all totally focused on growth, saying he would not be considering his position again, focused

kwasi kwarteng, the former chancellor just arriving kwasi kwarteng, the former chancellorjust arrivingk that is the point of all of this, that - to liz truss. i think that is the point of all of this, that is - to liz truss. i think that is the i point of all of this, that is what is coming through from tory mps here, that this is not her sacking a chancellor because they have gone rogue and done something they should not have done, she is a sacking somebody for influencing the policies that she wanted and that they believed in, so we're in a very bizarre situation, which is why lots of people think she does have any credibility because sacked somebody for implementing what she believed in. he looks cheerful there, but it must be emulating... but in. he looks cheerfulthere, but it must be emulating. . ._ in. he looks cheerfulthere, but it must be emulating... but the letters are contradictory, _ must be emulating... but the letters are contradictory, the _ must be emulating. .. but the letters are contradictory, the letter- must be emulating... but the letters are contradictory, the le