New Comres poll has the largest Labour lead they have ever recorded.

LAB: 50% (+7)
CON: 25% (-4)
LDEM: 11% (-1)
GRN: 3% (-1)
SNP: 3% (-2)

New Comres poll has the largest Labour lead they have ever recorded.

LAB: 50% (+7)
CON: 25% (-4)
LDEM: 11% (-1)
GRN: 3% (-1)
SNP: 3% (-2)

Reluctant standing ovations of our time.

The BBC must be told to 'reform yourselves, otherwise you will be reformed by Parliament,' says Sir Bill Cash. #CPC22

'How much time do you think it will take until we see the BBC start blaming Brexit for the current economic situation,' asks an audience member.

Andrea Jenkyns says 'the BBC is part of the problem' and fails to be impartial. She says the Culture Secretary will 'take them on.'

'Freedom of speech starts at a young infant age,' says Andrea Jenkyns.

'I've got a five-year-old and I think it's important, you know, that his generation shouldn't be afraid to speak up for what they believe.'

Sir Bill Cash accuses the member of the audience who asked for examples of Brexit actually benefiting anyone, of being 'completely stuck in the mud.'

Sir John Redwood says there 'are many Brexit benefits still to come.'

Member of the audience says the title of the discussion: 'getting Brexit done' is misleading because Brexit has already happened. He then challenges the panel to identify anything that has happened since 'which we can rejoice and think that the UK economy is in for a good time?'

Sir Bill Cash is introduced as 'not just a member of Parliament, but an institution.'

'Were we mad, or were the supporters of Maastricht mad?' asks Bruges Group Chairman Barry Legg.

'They were mad,' replies the audience.

'The current system would rather our young people get a degree in Harry Potter studies, than in construction,' says Higher Education Minister Andrea Jenkyns, who says that universities are feeding students 'a diet of critical race theory, anti British history and Social Marxism.'

'I'm a meritocrat, not a feminist,' says Andrea Jenkyns. #cpc22

'Our schools must be bastions of freedom,' says Andrea Jenkyns.

'Teachers must be impartial and not push left-wing agendas onto students.'

Skills Minister Andrea Jenkyns says 'the world has gone bonkers,' citing Paypal shutting down Toby Young's account.