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Hello and welcome to coffee, hash shots, the Spectators Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Natasha Fros and I'm joined by James Ian and Isabel Hardman.

Well, the Soella Storm is ongoing, it doesn't look like she has been fired yet or stepped down.

James, could you give us an update on if anything's changed so far?

Well it's a Friday today which means of course MPs are away from Westminster in their

constituencies which means that perhaps a little bit of the heat that was sort of

building yesterday has gone down a bit.

But I think over the weekend really there's going to be two things in the coming week to watch

out for.

First of all obviously the demonstration on Saturday and thereafter the Rwanda ruling

on the Wednesday. I think these are two of the big yardsticks.

Talking to MPs yesterday, I think a lot of MPs in the centre ground of the party are

pretty annoyed by how this whole gone down. The argument that Ritchie

Synex supporters are saying is you know look we've got had this King's

speech this week some sensible stuff in there we want to be talking about all

of that what we're going to do to meet voter concerns and yet you see media

round after media round happened Mark Harper with Michael Gove and this

morning Jeremy Hunt talking about the economic figures instead get asked questions

about sort of Braverman so I think there's a bit a bit of discontent there in the sense of the party.

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