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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 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 privileg...

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 from the civil service but will wait for advice from the appointments watchdog before taking up ...

Month before they reach their final conclusions. the point of the committee putting out this information at this stage is to tee up the sort of questions that borisjohnson will face. the outcome of all of this could have a huge impact on boris johnsons political future. have a huge impact on boris johnsons politicalfuture. the mp5 will need to make a call, did he mislead parliament? if so, did it impact on the proper functioning of parliament, and did he do it deliberately, accidentally or reckl...

Those cases breathed a sigh of relief and said that this case got a lot easier. i think that it is very telling to the crimes that he admitted to on the stand, what if he 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 tel...

Something that even borisjohnson has been suggesting, saying some people now want to draw their own conclusions about that report. but of course, we are hearing from voices like the civil servant union, pointing out that civil servants go to work every day and put any political views they have to one side professionally, to serve the government of the day.- side professionally, to serve the government of the day. david, thank ou ve government of the day. david, thank you very much- _ breaking ne...

Been contempt here. ill add one quart of silk, if i can, and that is that i do think it is a peculiarity, let me put it that way, that the person who conducted the inquiry into what went on at number ten and the cabinet office, who was presented to me as a person of complete political impartiality without actually no political axe to grind whatsoever has just been appointed the chief of staff of the leader of the labour party. i make the comment about it except to say that im sure people may wan...

In mind that rishi sunak, at the time, was obviously 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 investigat...

Talking and, i dont know, about 45 minutes later after all our deliberating we figured it out. >> joey, are you surprised by that? they went from two not guilties and one unsure to a unanimous guilty verdict in 45 minutes. >> abby, im not. good to be with you and sara, and here is why. of course, the judge every day instructs the jury after the conclusion of the case that you are not to discuss the case, you are not to render any decisions or conclusions. having said that, remember that the juro...

Questions, questions we dont know the answer to because as errands were held in secret. he has drawn the conclusion that there were opportunities missed by m15, there was information that would have excused them for appalling salman abedi in a manchester airport when he came back in from libya a few days before the attack and asking him questions. they may have followed him to his vehicle, which he was storing explosives end. if they had watched him do that and his behaviour around the vehicle t...

Here in the uk know about salman abedi and the plot? and to get to the nub of that, it was agreed that some of the evidence, as part of this stage of the inquiry, would be heard in secret, if you like, because to get to the truth, mi5, the home security service here in the home security service here in the uk, would effectively have to reveal some of their operatives and what its tactics and information was and where it had come from. that is subject to great sensitivities in regards to national...