So, if you don't like Boris......

Angels Rayner would give the same general election results
as Michael Foot and Jeremy Corbyn

Then risk the consequences. Keir Starmer is right.

No thanks I am not pulling anything with Johnson.

There’s an old saying “Don’t swop horses midstream” so maybe we are better off staying where we are. Boris has been on TV stressing the importance of getting booster jabs. Keir Starmer and Labour are backing him even if some of his backbenchers aren’t.We all need to pull together.

Harriet Harman will not be standing at the next General Election.

Didn’t I read Harriet Harman is retiring soon?

from labour, harriet harman or yvette cooper.
keir starmer is highly honourable but too considered and careful for the cut and thrust of PMQs.

does lifestyle here mean, expanding his horizons ...?

from the conservatives, tom tugendhat, or tobias ellwood.

Ladyleftfieldlover

I imagine Gove is still coming to terms with his new lifestyle, but would be awful anyway. Liz Truss is trying to emulate Mrs Thatcher by being photographed in a tank, so Mr Hunt it is then. Mr Sunak, as I’ve said before, is far too short. Not that I’m shortist.

I wasn’t expecting the word lifestyle.. you’ve thrown me there!

MaizieD

Forsythia

MayBee70

And who might they be? Yvette Cooper, Wes Streeting et Al. Crikey, we don’t want people like that in government, do we ?

I agree with you, we certainly don’t.

Good Lord, Maybee!

Forsythia has taken you seriously...

Even I grasped Forsythia was speaking tongue in cheek. Wake up at the back MaizieD.
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Graham Brady. Big, strong and comes across as reliable.

I imagine Gove is still coming to terms with his new lifestyle, but would be awful anyway. Liz Truss is trying to emulate Mrs Thatcher by being photographed in a tank, so Mr Hunt it is then. Mr Sunak, as I’ve said before, is far too short. Not that I’m shortist.

EV I have to respectfully completely disagree with you - can't stand Angela Rayner, loud and talks over interviewers (and I'm a labour supporter)

I can’t help but feel that many people still think that being PM is about charisma and not decency and competence. Strangely enough, I saw a poll that said if the electorate could have an ex PM as leader now would vote for Gordon Brown who, if I remember right people thought if as being a bit boring.

As a speaker I like the forthright Angela Rayner and would have liked to have seen her leading the Labour party. If she was ever chosen you'd see an increase in voters.

Doesn't seem to be anyone standing head and shoulders above the rest does there. Especially not Gove. I agree with Visgirl an outsider none of the usual suspects.

Can't stand the Tories, so can't bring myself to propose a replacement Conservative PM.
Andy Burnham would get my vote, but not sure whether he could be tempted back into national politics.
I like and respect Jess Phillips a lot, but don't think she's PM material. It's about time the Labour party had a woman leader though, and yes I know about people like Margaret Becket, but she was just in a holding position.
Shame Caroline Lucas isn't in the Labour party.

Luckygirl3, I preferred 'Carting', as 'caring' and 'conservative' don't belong in the same phrase, do they?

Forsythia

MayBee70

And who might they be? Yvette Cooper, Wes Streeting et Al. Crikey, we don’t want people like that in government, do we ?

I agree with you, we certainly don’t.

Good Lord, Maybee!

Forsythia has taken you seriously...

Wishful thinking who you would like. But it's the MP's and the Tory party members who make the decision. Any change will happen before next election so 18 months time if it happens?
I reckon complete outsider, not any of the normal suspects.

Sorry that was to Maybee 14.24

As opposed to the current delightful front bench ?

I suggested Tyrion Lannister so Andy Burnham seems a much more viable suggestion.

Urmstongran

Andy Burnham (our Mayor here in Greater Manchester) isn’t an MP. He stood down in the GE in 2017.

I know. But he would, IMO, make a good PM, and the question was 'who would we like to replace Johnson', not 'who is likely to replace him'.