well, let's go across Radhika in London. Who is reporting that Storey are Radica. So what's the mood there now that he's finally gone? Well, we have seen the newspapers, the headlines, all in having a field day with this. But what's the reality on what people are currently feel now? The pound already going up? The fact is, at the economic prices, Israel, regardless of who becomes prime minister now. Yes, it has been recognised as an economic crisis as a cost of living crisis year in the UK, and with Boris Johnson's announcement that he is going to be resigning, the found value has increased by 0.8% which is an indication that the industry, the finance sector, is relieved. And so perhaps, are the people, at least most of them because there was a YouGov survey which was conducted and 78% voted that voted for Boris Johnson to leave as the prime minister. I'm just metres away from 10 Downing Street. They have been a huge range of protests that was happening when Boris was out making that statement. People were booing and having him go. I have with me somebody like David who is a school teacher. He's an English teacher hearing a fear in London. David, what are your thoughts at the moment? Yoki are in 10 Downing. You have your students here we are in a crisis clearly of an economic crisis. And then we have this political crisis. Developing, and Boris is has resigned, but he is not going just yet. What's your reaction? Well, I am happy to see him going. I don't feel there's going to be any positive change because he is going to be replaced by one of his colleagues. And we've seen from them people like Witty Patel to a packing people, often sending into Rwanda. I don't feel like this can be much positive change in an out here, a mandate to teach support British values to my students who come from other parts of the world. I don't see those British valleys elected in the government. The respect for the rule of law, democracy, respect for other people and their face and beliefs are not seeing it, and I don't have any, is there? Is there the sense of disappointment and frustration by every British quarter that these values that we look for in a leader are nearly not existent anymore across the globe. I can speak for other British Reuters R lot of people fighting him in. I was one of them. I I would have chosen somebody like Jeremy Corbyn, who represents the values, the other thing unnecessarily British values. Values we share globally these days, such as democracy, respected, overall of law, equality and what you have any names for, who should be the next prime minister From the contender list we've seen we have people like Rishi sonar. We have Penny. We have Jeremy Hunt subject. No. One of them comes on and you only labour support. I support a labour briefly when we had Jeremy Corbyn, but now I wouldn't support the money. Mourner. Not right now, not at all. There's no leadership. Okay, thank you very much. Thank you very much for joining us. That, of course, is one voter who doesn't believe either on the Conservative Party or in the Labour Party at the moment. And just sharing a a Shia sense of frustration, Sonia. But we know that it's going to take about a week before we have a date for the new contenders to actually throw their hat into the race. They need to have at least a backing of eight of their colleagues who will then through a secret ballot, be eliminated if they have lesser of a support and admitting weeks before we have the new name of the new person who is likely to be the next prime minister and leader of the Conservative Party because they clearly hold the majority as yet no one. Of course, I think what that voter packed expressing is also the frustration. And he's talking a democratic values but also be seen all the strikes out there. But the cost of living in Great Britain amid rising inflation and Ma Hodges to go crossed you for the Indian anger. Because, of course, in the last few months, one of the focus of the controversy has been a man we talking about is a possible top contender, which is, of course, Rishi Soon Act, which, besides being of Indian origin, though he was born in Great Britain, he also has India. Connexion of being in the emphasis is the Ryan Marty's son in law, absolutely and er, even on the person there was speaking with Radhika and dismissed him as a choice. But he is a serious contender as far as the top job in the parties concerned, he signed up meteoric rise in the party. In 2015, he became an MP. Within three years, he became a junior minister in a local government. And then he was not the first choice, really, for the chancellor's position, Sajid Javid had that. But once he stepped down, a Rishi snack took over that position and during the period of the pandemic in the lock down Dar Sonia is when he garnered a lot of public a support as well because of the package that they had come out with to support people, to provide some relief and job retention as well. Sonya, a scheme that was made available to the people in UK who could not get jobs during the pandemic period. But recently there's been a bit of a controversy with regards to his wife again. India connect Asia Narayan, Moody's daughter. This is with regards to the non domicile tax status, so we'll have to see how that plays out, but right now, because he was the second person to have quit from the cabinet. Yes, it appears that he might be a very strong contender. And of course, we look at the bookie order Radhika. I don't know if you got the latest book yards, but we've seen this between a Rishi Sirnak penny A more don't but also that there may be a dark horse Umi emerge as well. Yes, that's true. It could well be a dark horse. It could well be somebody completely out of the blue, because the Conservative Party at the stage is very, very keen. Not just to have somebody who can deliver governance, but also somebody who is seen without baggage, who is seen without having a reputation, who is seen as someone was not perhaps loyal to Boris Johnson or who is not a Brexit year. People like Rishi Sonic have known to be loyal to Boris Johnson in the past, although he set this trend for the exodus that we saw last 48 hours. So it's possible very much that the Conservative Party brings an absolute fresh blood to try and keep away from controversy because clearly the next challenge for the Conservative Party is to make sure that there is no divert the division within the party during the time of selection of this new and the replacement to Boris Johnson, the new leader.
