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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shops, the Spectators' Daily Politics podcast.

I'm Isabel Hardman and this is the Sunday Roundup.

The news of the day is Rishi Sunak's dismissal of the embattled Conservative Party chairman, the Deem Zahawi.

An investigation by the Prime Minister's ethics adviser, Sir Laurie Magnus, found he had reached the ministerial code in relation to his tax affairs.

Laura Cunesburg asked the leveling up Secretary Michael Gove about his leader's judgment.

Well, there are always people who will fall short whether it's in politics or in other parts of public life or in professional life or in any area.

Because someone commits a lapse or a sin, that shouldn't be automatically taken as an opportunity to dam an entire organisation or a way of working.

But he's here for the perception it gives of your party.

And indeed of this Prime Minister, because he's not the only minister there have been problems with.

There's an investigation into Dominic Rab, very serious minister over bullying claims.

Rishi Sunak already had to get rid of Gavin Williamson for sending pretty unpleasant texts to one of his colleagues.

This isn't the only problem.

And your leader came to power promising the country something different, saying to people,

oh, I'm going to draw a line over all these things swirling around over sleeves and the kind of disregard for the rules that many people felt.

The former administration did far too often.

Well, again, it's a serious charge and it's one that I take profoundly seriously.

So the first thing is, Rishi's whole way of operating.

The prime minister's whole way of operating is driven by a sense of duty and a sense of profound moral seriousness.

That means that when an allegation is put against someone, he doesn't immediately think, right, OK, I mean political difficulty.

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