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This is a step in the process. it goes to a vote. do you want to explain that?— goes to a vote. do you want to explain that? goes to a vote. do you want to exlain that? ., ., ._ , ., explain that? there was always going to be a parliamentary _ explain that? there was always going to be a parliamentary moment - explain that? there was always going to be a parliamentary moment when | to be a parliamentary moment when after the committee published the report, mps would vote on the findings. some ...

Tonight across western areas. some drifting along southern counties of england. many will have a dry night. cool on eastern coast. the weekend, changes. showers across the western areas on saturday but by sunday, something from france could give more widespread rain which is good news for the gardens later on sunday. more details in about half an hour. lets take a look at todays papers. borisjohnson dominates the front pages following that report which found he misled parliament over partygate. ...

The demonstrations sparked by the death of george floyd, the police in minneapolis attacked protesters and journalists, violating their constitutional right to free speech. that is one of the conclusions from a report that also finds the police. as racist and im wantonly violent. the report found that... we found that the minneapolis police department routinely uses excessive force, often when no force is necessary. including unjust deathly force and unreasonable use of tasers. ., ., , ., tasers...

Justice department into the murder of george floyd by a police officer in 2020, found that the minneapolis police department had a pattern of using excessive force on, and discriminating against, black and native american people. george floyds death led to mass protests across the country and overseas. president biden released a statement on friday saying the findings aredisturbing and underscore the urgent need for congress to pass common sense reforms that increase public trust, combat racial ...

Then? i think theres been a cooling ofthe then? i think theres been a cooling of the racial — then? i think theres been a cooling of the racial tension _ then? i think theres been a cooling of the racial tension weve - then? i think theres been a cooling of the racial tension weve seen - of the racial tension weve seen here _ of the racial tension weve seen here in— of the racial tension weve seen here in the _ of the racial tension weve seen here in the united states over the last several y...

Thing else will be there for the residents. now residents are looking _ the residents. now residents are looking to _ the residents. now residents are looking to raise - the residents. now residents are looking to raise more - the residents. now residents - are looking to raise more money to save the centre, they are even offering to fund it themselves, are calling on the council to help them achieve this. for more stories from across the uk head to the bbc website. youre live with bbc news. an ...

And this is a distraction by boris johnson from the central question of whether or not he lied. but mrjohnson, seizing on it to make another public criticism of the committee, suggests his determination to undermine its conclusions is not going anywhere. ione wells, bbc news. let�*s speak to nick eardley. good morning. it feels like this has been a long time coming. give us the mechanics. when do we actually see it, when do we know the detail, and what could the possible consequences be? , ., ...

Of using it as a distraction. i sat in parliament and heard boris johnson say repeatedly that no parties had taken place, or that no rules have been broken. and we then saw the evidence with our own eyes, actually — pictures. now, thats what this inquiry is about. and this is a distraction by boris johnson from the central question of whether or not he lied. but mrjohnson, seizing on it to make another public criticism of the committee, suggests his determination to undermine its conclusions i...

Borisjohnson jumped before he was pushed. borisjohnsonjumped before he was pushed. he resigned as an mp and now we know that this committee was going to recommend a 90 day suspension. thats no longer possible because borisjohnson has already resigned but now that we know what he knew then when he made that resignation, what is in this report? lets look at this report in much more detail with our political correspondent, jonathan blake in the newsroom. weve heard an overview of the contents and a...

Privileges committee put the issue of speaking the truth as a central issue for maintaining our democratic system may well give a key message to all politicians everywhere that they should not mislead the body, and our case, the house of commons. if you think that is put front and centre by this committee in this report, does it matter how mps vote on it was met because all mps vote on it was met because all mps vote on what they will have read and if a significant number, does that do any damag...