WATCH: Chilcot says Blair should have realised in advance the difficulties of occupying Iraq
“We do not agree that hindsight is required.”
WATCH: Fox’s statement on his defeat
“I’m very sorry that I’m not progressing further in this contest. I do not, however, regret entering it.”
WATCH: Crabb withdraws from the contest and endorses May
“We need to recognise that there is only one candidate in a position to unite our party.”
WATCH: “Theresa’s a bloody difficult woman…” – Clarke and Rifkind’s candid discussion of the leadership contenders
“…with Michael as Prime Minister we’d go to war with at least three countries at once…”
WATCH: Farage stands down as UKIP leader
He says he’s got his country back…and now he wants his life back.
WATCH: Leadsom sets out why she’s standing for leader
“Because of our decision on June 23rd, we are no longer bound to that EU model – we will have our freedom back.”
WATCH: Crabb interviewed by Robert Peston
“We risk splitting the Party.”
WATCH: Fox interviewed by Andrew Neil
“I think it is preferable to be a Brexiteer rather than a Remainer.”
WATCH: Gove interviewed by Andrew Marr
“If my sole ambition was place and position I would have declared my candidacy last week”
WATCH: Leadsom interviewed by Andrew Marr
The next Tory leader “has to be someone who believes in the opportunity of leaving the EU”.
WATCH: May interviewed by Robert Peston
The status of EU migrants living in the UK is something she would “factor that into the negotiations”.
WATCH: Gove explains why he’s running
“I have to say I never thought I’d be in this position. I did not want it – indeed I did almost everything I could not to be a candidate for the leadership of this party.”
WATCH: Leadsom – “I’m standing for the Conservative leadership because I see a huge opportunity for Britain.”
The Climate Change Minister and Vote Leave campaigner declares, and says: “Our country can be so much better in the world.”
WATCH: Gove’s leadership u-turn
“If anyone wants to get me to sign a piece of parchment in my own blood saying I don’t want to be Prime Minister – if that’s what it takes – I’m perfectly happy to do that.”
WATCH: Johnson backs out
“The next Prime Minister of this country… Having consulted colleagues, and in view of the circumstances in Parliament, I have concluded that person cannot be me.”