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Rishi Sunak refused to say whether Tories critical of an inquiry into Boris Johnson should apologise.

'You were asked to apologise for your comments about the Privileges Committee... You have decided to take a different course,' the Prime Minister said

The Commons Privileges Committee reacted angrily at the weekend after Boris Johnson branded it a kangaroo court over its biased investigation into claims he lied to MPs.

Former prime minister Boris Johnson has been accused of being a "coward" by resigning before a Commons Partygate investigation into his comments is published and one party leader has called for a General Election.

Latest updates: only 28% of students want Labour to abolish tuition fees, survey finds, as party leader says ‘we are in a different economic situation’

STEPHEN GLOVER: Sir Keir Starmer has made a great deal of his supposed honesty and integrity. This was an easy enough gig while Boris Johnson was prime minister.

Conservatives have questioned the validity of the Partygate report published on Friday after it was revealed investigator Sue Gray has been appointed as Sir Keir Starmers chief of staff.