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At the time, was very close to all of this and sat on his hands. and i think first and foremost of the families, not just those that lost loved ones, but also all the other families who were obeying the rules and changing their lives, whilst those in government were not even following their own rules. the labour leader has himself caused a row and enraged some conservative mps after he offered a top job as his chief of staff to the civil servant who investigated partygate, sue gray. she resigned...

I think its important to bear in mind that rishi sunak, at the time, was honestly very close to all of this and sat on his hands. and i think first and foremost of the families, not just those that lost loved ones, but also all the other families who were obeying the rules and changing their lives, whilst those in government were not even following their own rules. the labour leader has himself caused a row and enraged some conservative mps after he offered a top job as his chief of staff to the...

As his chief of staff to the civil servant who investigated partygate, sue gray. shes resigned from the civil service but will wait for advice from the appointments watchdog before taking up the role. as for boris johnson, he will have the chance to put his case to the privileges committee in person later this month before they reach their final conclusions. and that was helen catt reporting there. american actor tom sizemore has died aged 61. he was best known for appearances in the films savin...

To put his case to the privileges committee in person later this month before they reach their final conclusions. helen catt reporting there. youll find lots more detail about that story on our website, just head to bbc.com/news or you can use the bbc news app. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: with the oscars a week away, we hear from some of those involved in the film living. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people ...

Of the families, not just those that lost loved ones, but also, all the other families who were obeying the rules, changing their lives, whilst those in government were not even following their own rules. the labour leader has himself caused a row and enraged some conservative mps after he offered a top job as his chief of staff to the civil servant who investigated partygate, sue gray. shes resigned from the civil service but will wait for advice from the appointments watchdog before taking up ...

Subcommittee was. formed so now they have conclusions, which is what they want to prove, and theyre trying to find some way to prove something that is not really happening, has not really happened. i think thats what the american people are saying. why it has been a died. >> lets go to what is happening in texas as house republicans are trying to rewrite jerry six republicans in states are still pursuing voter suppression and texas republicans are considering legislation that would prohibit coll...

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Ireland earlier, was scathing. i think the evidence of wrongdoing by borisjohnson is already pretty damning. i think its important to bear in mind that rishi sunak, at the time, was honestly very close to all of this and sat on his hands. and i think first and foremost of the families, not just those that lost loved ones, but also all the other families who were obeying the rules and changing their lives, whilst those in government were not even following their own rules. the labour leader has h...

Not deny and defend. thats not necessarily directed at you. but what thought do you have about that? >> i think the issue is that we keep on saying follow the science. of course, i agree with following the science and being evidence-based in our decisions. the problem is that science alone is usually not going to give us the answers. for example, even it we knew a the very beginning that school closures would result in this much harm in children, but also additionally before we reached such leve...

Goes to trial on those, even after admitting them? i think it would tell us a lot about murdaugh that we did not learn during this trial. somebody who we know committed a crime that he admitted to it, why would he go to trial? if he doesnt plead guilty and he decides to take a jury on those crimes, i think that will be very telling. we will learn even more about who this person was, because i dont think that we learned a whole lot when he took the stand, and move whatever web he tried to weave t...