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JACOB REES-MOGG: The Commons Privileges Committee seeks to rebuke MPs and peers who have dared to criticise its investigation into Johnson and Partygate

The privileges committee has released its report into interference in its Boris Johnson partygate probe, naming seven MPs and three peers as those who put "improper pressure" on the investigation.

Suella Braverman to make statement in the Commons on the court of appeal judgment at about 5pm

Former ministers Nadine Dorries and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg have been accused of waging a co-ordinated campaign to interfere with a Commons investigation into Boris Johnson.

The Commons Privileges Committee has published a report claiming that supporters of Boris Johnson who criticised their report into the former Prime Minister are guilty of contempt of Parliament.

Hell hath no fury like a select committee scorned. Fresh from chastising Boris Johnson, the Privileges Committee has now turned its guns on the Tory MPs who vociferously backed him during their investigation. The seven-strong panel has identified eight Boris backers who interfered with their 14-month long probe into whether or not Johnson lied to

ANALYSIS: If it looks, sounds and acts like a kangaroo court then there is a more than a decent chance it is a kangaroo court.

The Privileges Committee named MPs including Nadine Dorries, Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg and Dame Priti Patel in its report.

Row over use of comedians on political show, as Tories complain following Joe Lycett outburst nine months ago

When it comes to Boris Johnson, Tory activists form three distinct groups, writes Laura Kuenssberg.