Conservative Party conference, always a pleasure, never a chore.

Now, this is probably the last conference before the next end of the election,

which, if you're honest, there's a lot of likely to lose pretty badly as things stand.

Are they resigned to that? What do they think they've achieved in the last 13 years?

Do they think the country's really better off?

Culture was the veering off to the right.

Is that basically the future of this party?

Basically, I want to know, in the potentially dying days of a Conservative government,

where the hell this lot of heading, and what does it mean for the rest of us?

How do you feel things are going to the Tories at the moment?

Are they getting better?

Definitely getting better, yes.

Definitely. We're on the up again.

What are the Conservatives stand for now?

How do you still want Conservative philosophy in 2023?

Economic incompetence.

Oh, I'm dear.

It's not great, is it?

What are the Tories proudest domesticers even in the last 13 years that you're proud of?

That you've achieved.

Not much. I really, yeah.

Really?

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