Welcome to an impromptu Tisky Sour on Rishisunak's first day as Prime Minister.

We'll show you his opening address to the nation and talk about his cabinet reshoffle,

including the return of Suella Bravaman.

Yes.

I am sorry to inform you she is back.

Also back is Owen Jones, that's much better news. Thank you for coming back on the show Owen.

Yeah, I like the way I've been squeezed in there, Israel Bravaman, often lumped together,

often the duo of British policies, I would say. Thanks for that.

Yeah, the surprise, the surprise returning tonight. First things first, let's start with Suella

's first task today, going to meet the king. This is a notable image because it is the first time

a Prime Minister has been wealthier than the monarch. King Charles is said to be worth £350 million

pounds, a work of £750 million, reassuring to know we're ruled over by people so in touch

with the reality the rest of us live in. After meeting the king, Suella went to his new home

at Downing Street where he gave this address. Right now, our country is facing a profound economic

crisis. The aftermath of Covid still lingers. Putin's war in Ukraine has destabilised energy

markets and supply chains the world over. I want to pay tribute to my predecessor Liz Truss.

She was not wrong to want to improve growth in this country. It is a noble aim and I admired

her restlessness to create change that some mistakes were made. Not born of ill will or bad

intentions, quite the opposite in fact, that mistakes none the less. And I have been elected

as leader of my party and your Prime Minister in part to fix them and that work begins immediately.

I will place economic stability and confidence at the heart of this government's agenda.

This will mean difficult decisions to come. But you saw me during Covid doing everything I could

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