Laura Kuenssberg

No, but we have an email from a newscaster, which is very important.

Some years ago, Philip says, some years ago, the Conservative Party chose a charismatic and popular mayor of London to be their prime minister.

His name was Boris Johnson.

Have we learned nothing?

The choice of prime minister should not be based on personality, but someone who has the ability to lead a country through very difficult times.

Andy Burnham has a lot to prove.

I fear we're repeating the same mistakes of the past.

Oh, no.

Paddy O'Connell is rude about felines.

Let's be transparent.

We both prefer dogs.

No, but we don't know what would have happened if it hadn't been a pandemic and all of those kinds of things.

And yeah, there was someone else in the Liberal Party who was saying that to me.

And they were kind of a bit cross because they think this idea that changing the leader is always a disaster actually is wrongheaded because the circumstances are always different.

However, I want to read out Andy Wilson's email because he said, I can't wait for Laura to ask this question once more this weekend on Newscast.

And now she can give the answer.

Is it make or field or break or field?

Peter Carr's on the programme.

And we're going to have three backbenchers on our panel tomorrow, all in different positions.

So someone who wants West Streeting and definitely wants a contest.