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Hello, it's Alex Forsyth, BBC Political Correspondent here.

I'm not in the usual newscast studio.

In fact, I am in a studio in BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire.

They've lent us one today because this morning I was on my way to London.

I was due to be presenting newscasts from our usual studio in Broadcasting House.

Got a phone call from the BBC bosses.

They were like, hold your horses.

This is a massive day in Westminster.

We need you to get out there, speak to folk, find out what on earth people are making of

what is going down.

So off I headed to Naneetan, reason I went there.

Well, it's what we call in the jargon, a bellweather seat.

So conservative at the moment that has been a labour seat in the past,

tends to swing with the national political picture.

And what I wanted to find out was what people were making of what was essentially a massive

U-turn by the government again.

Because we heard from the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, effectively ditching some of Liz Truss'

central policies on tax and speaking to the people of Naneetan, I asked some whether

or not the Prime Minister could really stay in her job.

She needs to go, but who replaces her?

That's the question.

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