Three minutes after ten is the time. Let's begin with James Cleverley. Oh Lord. Foreign Secretary,

I think, at the time of broadcasting. And we are, of course, live. Good morning, by the way.

We hope you had a splendid weekend. This is James Cleverley at two minutes to two on the 23rd of October,

or yesterday, as it's known technically.

The last few weeks show that being Prime Minister is tough and no other job in government

is quite like it. I know Boris has learned lessons from his time in number 10

and will ensure the focus is on the needs of the country from day one.

I will be supporting him to return to the role of PM. So that,

give or take a couple of minutes, was at 2pm yesterday. Yesterday. Here he is, the same bloke,

at 5 past 8 this morning. So just knock off 8 minutes. Take to just for the ease of calculation.

2pm, 10 hours, 18 hours later.

Here's James Cleverley. We face great challenges at home and abroad. I said we needed experience

at the top of government and I stand. Sorry. We face great challenges at home and abroad.

I said we needed experience at the top of government, and I stand by that.

I don't know why I sound like I'm hosting blankety blank at the moment.

I watched it for the first time in a while of the weekend.

Bradley Walsh in the chair these days.

It's a cracking show.

A timeless

classic. We face great challenges at home and abroad. I said we needed experience at the top

of government and I stand by that. The candidate with the most experience is clearly blank.

Who are you going to choose? Keith. Oh Lord. The candidate with the most experience is clearly Rishi Zunak. He can count on my

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