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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots. I'm James Hill and I'm joined today by Katie Bulls

and Fraser Nelson. Now this morning Katie is repairing for the release of the Prime Minister's

Workforce Plan for the NHS. Zach Goldsmith resigned as a foreign office minister. Tell us about

this story. So originally, when Zach Goldsmith resigned, he put it at a statement.

I'm ultimately criticising Rishi Seenak and his government over what he called climate apathy.

He went into details suggesting that the Prime Minister was not committed in the way predecessors,

I think, by that he means Boris Johnson, around the necessarily Liz trustworthy.

And ultimately cited a few things such as a kept animals bill, which has been delayed to the

point that I think there's just a general sense as being dropped, there's some aspects. I mean,

brought free separately and an abandoned pledge to spend 11.6 billion of UK aid on climate and

environment. So that has quickly been panced on and you're seeing some saying this is a sign

that Rishi Seenak has not committed enough to the green agenda. If you remember when Rishi Seenak

first became Prime Minister, he initially said he wasn't going to go to COP, then he did go to

COP. So that's starting to be a narrative in one area. However, ultimately the timing, I think,

is just quite obviously linked to the Providis Committee report in the sense it's quite hard

to get away from why else he'd be resigning at this point because it comes a day after he was

accused of undermining a commons investigation into Boris Johnson and Zach Goldsmith was among 10

Tories that Providis Committee said was part of a campaign to interfere with their inquiry.

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