The comments made by Robert Jenrick, the Conservative MP for Newark, on Twitter on 21 October 2022.
I’m backing Rishi Sunak to be our Prime Minister. Rishi will restore public confidence in our party and market confidence in our economy.
He will unite Conservatives and lead our country with integrity, judgement and competence. #ready4rishi
The comments made by Robin Walker, the Conservative MP for Worcester, on Twitter on 21 October 2022.
To deliver for Britain we need economic credibility, experience & great communication, someone who can be trusted to look after the most vulnerable, protect livelihoods & support our NHS – Rishi Sunak has all of this & can bring the party together. #ReadyForRishi
The comments made by Caroline Ansell, the Conservative MP for Eastbourne and Willingdon, on Twitter on 21 October 2022.
Hoping Penny Mordaunt will once again put herself forward to lead our Party and Country. She has the qualities and qualifications. #PM4PM
The comments made by Huw Merriman, the Conservative MP for Bexhill and Battle, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
I feel enormous sympathy for Liz Truss. I did not put a letter in for a leadership contest and hoped the change in policies would give her time to work this through. That did not happen and I send her my thanks and best wishes. I’m sorry we have not done the best for our country.
Now it’s time to unite around Rishi Sunak. We have adopted his policies. It’s now time to have him leading our country and delivering them. The economy needs a solid, experienced operator; Rishi is the leader to raise this country back to where it belongs.
The comments made by Simon Hoare, the Conservative MP for North Dorset, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
I’m supporting Rishi Sunak to be Leader and Prime Minister. He will ensure market confidence, pragmatic policies and a steadying of the ship.
The comments made by John McDonnell, the Labour MP for Hayes and Harlington, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
Truss was selected by 150,000 Tory Party members. We are now facing the selection of the next Prime Minister by a few hundred Conservative MPs. That cannot be right. This is meant to be a democracy. We need a general election.
The comments made by Richard Foord, the Liberal Democrat for Tiverton and Honiton, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
We do not need another un-elected Conservative Prime Minister lurching from crisis to crisis. We need a general election, to get this rotten Government out of power and enable us to deliver the real change our communities need.
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The press release issued by Sinn Fein on 19 October 2022.
Sinn Féin MLA Caoimhe Archibald has condemned threats to actor James Nesbitt in Portrush.
The East Derry MLA said:
“The appearance of threatening and sectarian graffiti directed at James Nesbitt in Portrush is disgusting.
“These threats are an attack on the right to freedom of expression. They come only weeks after James Nesbitt addressed thousands of people in Dublin from right across the political spectrum to discuss the future of the island of Ireland.
“This is clearly a sinister effort to silence debate and intimidate people from joining the discussion.
“There is no place in society for the threats and hatred directed at James Nesbitt.
“Political leaders should stand shoulder to shoulder in opposition to these threats.
“Those responsible for this hate crime should be held to account.
“Anyone with information on those responsible should bring it forward to the PSNI.”
The comments made by Mary Lou McDonald, the President of Sinn Fein, on 20 October 2022.
Forty-five days of chaos and dysfunction at the heart of the Tory Party has ended with the resignation of Liz Truss.
Forty-five days that worsened an economic crisis and fuelled political instability in the north, while punishing ordinary workers and families who are struggling to heat their homes and put food on the table.
Forty-five days which laid bare the damage that Brexit has caused Britain politically on the international stage and which has deepened the conversation on constitutional change.
This is a rudderless Tory government which has no mandate in Ireland.
Liz Truss’ legacy will be soaring mortgage payments, wrecking the economy, lifting the cap on bankers’ bonuses and working in the interests of the super-rich.
Only a locally elected Executive and Ministers working together will properly serve the interests of people here.
The comments made by Emily Thornberry, the Shadow Attorney General, on Twitter on 20 October 2022.
Whoever takes charge of the Tory shambles next, their plan is to inflict another massive round of spending cuts on our public services, entirely as a result of their disastrous actions this past month. They must tell the truth about why that is happening, and what it will mean.