Tory conference sparks leadership speculation

Two potential candidates for the role Conservative Party leader have delivered major speeches at the party's conference on Brighton.

Theresa May unveiled a reform of the UK's asylum rules while London Mayor Boris Johnson called on his party to support the lowest paid, as the government pushes through changes to welfare.

Both are being hotly tipped as successors to David Cameron, who has said he will not serve a third term as Prime Minister.

Deputy Political Editor James Landale reports.