i'm persuaded by this view that we haven't really had a government for quite a long time. That boris johnson was really a permanent, permanently an election mode. And therefore the actual business of governing, the sort of dull business of competent governing, i don't think realy was happening. I find it hard to think of some very specific, tangible thing he would try and do. Oydont know what he might, you never knows what he might try and do - but put it past him,. The one person w i probably could have lived with as a conservative prime minister is rorey stuart. If they have a leader who isn't part of the brexit wars
In a special programme following the resignation of Boris Johnson as Prime Minister of the UK, we hear from columnist, author and former foreign correspondent Jonathan Freedland, and journalist, author and former editor of The Evening Standard and The Times Simon Jenkins, about where the country is headed next. Our host for the discussion is award-winning journalist and broadcaster Manveen Rana.
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