ofjourneys across britain. it is going to be a real inconvenience for our pupils, especially at a time where we ve got public examinations going on. more than 100 migrants cross the english channel, after more than 400 yesterday, as the government says deportation to rwanda is still on the cards. and, the england and wales cricket board brings charges against yorkshire, and several individuals, over allegations of racism. and coming up on the bbc news channel, there is no room in the squad for former england captain steph houghton at the women s euros next month. welcome to bbc news at ten. in the latest blow to the prime minister s authority, his ethics adviser, lord geidt, announced his resignation this evening. he s the second ethics adviser that borisjohnson has lost in under two years. lord geidt had faced tough questioning from a parliamentary committee yesterday, during which he said it was reasonable to suggest that mrjohnson may have broken the ministerial code in
tonight at ten. the prime minister is dealt another blow as his ethics adviser suddenly resigns. lord geidt has said it s reasonable to suggest that mrjohnson may have broken the ministerial code in relation to lockdown parties in downing street. after facing mps yesterday, lord geidt apparently concluded that his position advising borisjohnson on standards of ministerial behaviour was no longer tenable. resignation is one of the rather blunt but few tools available to an independent adviser. we ll have the latest on the resignation, and how damaging it could be for the prime minister. next week will see the biggest strike on the railways in living memory, affecting millions