You’ve seen what he is saying.”May added that people were more interested in their own jobs than the future of her job as prime minister or Johnson’s cabinet position. She has the backing of her the cabinet her ministers, the party, we are all united,” he said. Of course she can’t.”At the conference in Manchester, the prime minister is trying to shore up her position by announcing a raft of policies designed to appeal to younger voters on student fees and housing. “Yes we’ve got to look at what happened, listen to the election and listen to voters,” she said. The prime minister insisted Jeremy Corbyn’s plans were not credible and would “wreck the economy”, but Labour dismissed May’s ideas as ineffective.

Source: The Guardian October 01, 2017 10:17 UTC