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Process happened the wrong way round, if you like, in that we got her conclusions about what had gone wrong a few months ago and the prime minister has acted on some of them by moving some staff, changing his operation a bit, making a big apology, and what we got yesterday from sue gray were the details of what had gone on, details that she was asked to withhold while the metropolitan police did their own investigation. those details were quite eye—catching, people partying in the offices in t...

Instances of excessive drinking, brawls and mistreatment of cleaning and security staff. and e-mails of number ten staffers gloating about getting away with it. despite the reports damning findings mr. johnson says hes not quitting. >> i overwhelmingly feel its my job to get on and deliver. and no matter how bitter and painful the conclusions of this may be -- and they are -- and no matter how humbling they are, ive got to keep moving forward. >> in the wake of the report the most recent british...

Later this morning. 0k, thank you very much, ben. borisjohnson has resisted more calls to resign, after a damning report on government lockdown parties was released. an investigation by the senior civil servant sue gray concluded many of the events across whitehall and downing street "should not have been allowed to happen". werejoined from downing street by our chief political correspondent adam fleming. good morning to you. we all know what the prime minister wants to do, he wants to move on, ...

Get on and deliver no matter how bit around painful the conclusions of this may be and they are, no matter how humbling they are, ive got to keep moving forward. >> now the report from cnns reporter. >> reporter: the scandal in the heart of government. >> the value symbolized by the door of number 10 must be restored. >> reporter: wednesday morning a damning report listing rules broken by downing street during one of modern britains darkest times hits the prime ministers desk and the newspapers....

Move the conversation on but it is not quite as straightforward as that for the government, is it?- for the government, is it? know, there are lots _ for the government, is it? know, there are lots of _ for the government, is it? know, there are lots of conversations i there are lots of conversations going on within the conservative party among backbenchers about what to do. theres quite a lot of plotting and disgruntlement and quite a lot of concern about what the saga has done to the reputatio...

Observation information today at some point. >> that was today. not only was there an encounter. there was an ingagement. they interviewed him. now by the middle of the afternoon, there was no officer at all. how can that happen? >> there is no way to resolve the conflict between those two statements that we know from the same agency. and, you know, you have to think about this from the parents perspective, the victims perspective. every time you get another conflict and a miscommunication, that...

Ive kept away from this. but i think its important, when it comes to trust and confidence, when it comes to policing by consent, when it comes to questions being asked about the integrity of an investigation, that the police explain why theyve reached the conclusions they have. and just like you, i suspect, yesterday was the first time i saw the photograph of boris johnson raising a glass, clearly bottles of wine lying around, others with wine in their hand, on a day when he said in the houses o...

Have to make statements or she calls george of the greatest state in the nation. i dont know how you make that statement after a comment like she made in that video we played. lets get to the republican side of the aisle in the governors race. trump has endorsed david perdue, who is trailing behind governor camp. what will happen there? >> i dont think there any foregone conclusions. a lot of polling has been flying around even for the senate race which has been to zen as well as the governors r...

To look at why borisjohnson wasnt fined and sadiq khan, the labour mayor of london, who is the police and crime commissioner overseeing the met police, has called for transparency from them the decision—making. as the police and crime commissioner and a labour politician, ive assiduously stayed well away from this investigation. notjust because its an operational matter that the police should investigate, butjust imagine if a politician from one party was getting involved in an investigation i...

The mayor of london sadiq khan has written to the acting met police commissioner to seek a detailed explanation of how decisions were made. our home affairs can correspondent daniel sandford explains. the prime minister, glass in hand, making a speech at the leaving party for his director of communications, lee kane. at least one person there has been fined, but the prime minister has not. the london mayor has written to the metropolitan police demanding an explanation. i police demanding an exp...