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Hello and welcome to Electoral Disfunction from Sky News with me, Beth Rigby.

Me Ruth Davidson and me, Harriet Harmon.

Should we take a breath here? I've literally just hot-footed it back from Downing Street.

I did not expect to see you to so quickly. We only saw each other yesterday morning and now the whole political world has changed. I was meant

to be in Birmingham for Reforms Conference. I actually went up last night, came back this morning

into Westminster because of the news. Should we get straight to it because Angela Raina resigned

and there has been the mother of all cabinet reshuffles, which I was not expecting.

It's really a political earthquake, isn't it? And I think that, you know, although we're all

looking to the future now with all talking about these new cabinet ministers and we're looking

at reforms conference, God help us. I think it's just worth

reflecting for a moment that Angela Raina was a huge figure leading up to getting labour into

government, doing many things in her role, renter's rights, employment rights, planning laws.

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