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Thing to do, i accept that. but unfortunately, then went onto say that he spent 25 minutes a day, what he described as a work event, which was in fact a party. having said on the 8th of december, at the dispatch box, that it was not aware of any parties in downing street. when he clearly attended one, which means he misled the house. the clearly attended one, which means he misled the house.— misled the house. the mood isnt areat. misled the house. the mood isnt great- there _ misled the house...

Taking up time. but i think a lot of people will remember, and im one of them, when nus became the first female muslim minister ever to address the house of commons from the dispatch box. that was a real moment of pride for me and should be a moment of pride for the conservative party, and even now, we have one of the most diverse cabinets in our countrys history, which i think is a good thing. this can easily be undone if allegations like this are seen to be dismissed or ignored or hiding behin...

And we are all waiting for sue grays report at the moment. but you think, in other words, farfrom saving him, that might be the end of the prime minister. im very clear that i wont allow myself to substitute politics where law and ethics should be. so, if the prime minister lied at the dispatch box, if the prime minister broke the law, if the prime minister positively acquiesced in the breaking of the law, then he simply must go. i think if we had reached a set of circumstances like this with th...

Who was sacked as transport minister two years ago, and says she was told that her muslim faith was one of the reasons for her dismissal. nus ghani has told the sunday times that her "muslimness" was raised as an issue. the conservative chief whip mark spencer says she had been speaking to him, and he called her allegations "completely false". downing street said the prime minister had also spoken to ms ghani and invited her to make a complaint, but she did not do so. our political correspondent...

Was about to say we were going to go back to the london assembly but i believe that has wrapped up so we can continue our thought process with you. you say we are expecting to hear from with you. you say we are expecting to hearfrom sue grays with you. you say we are expecting to hear from sue grays team imminently. it seems she was on the point of finishing her report passing it to the prime minister and others of course, is that really the possibility that might be shelved or at least put on h...

Government. the prime minister is a national distraction. he has got to go. national distraction. he has got to .o_ , , ., national distraction. he has got to go. needless to say the prime minister and _ go. needless to say the prime minister and his _ go. needless to say the prime minister and his supporters i go. needless to say the primej minister and his supporters do go. needless to say the prime - minister and his supporters do not agree with that. you will hear his response to a number of...

Johnson said this to the nation: "i urge everyone to continue to show restraint and respect the rules which are designed to keep us all safe." he went on: "its only because of the restraint that everyone, you all have shown so far, that we are able to move gradually out of this lockdown". lets speak to our political correspondent chris mason. this has been a shocker of a day. it started with the allegations that have been made by the conservative muslim mp nusrat ghani, who said that she was sac...

Of lords this afternoon resigning at the dispatch box. he said it was nothing to do with the current state of political woe for the tory party, but it all adds to the sense of instability and the sense that downing street is absolutely not in control of events. there are people who want to see borisjohnson stay on, absolutely, they are hanging on for two great�*s official report into what exactly happened behind closed doors during lockdown. yet at the same time the overall mood in the conserv...

At the dispatch box, that he will return to parliament to be scrutinised after sue grays investigation is complete. you are defending him in the round and waiting for this report from sue gray, i just wonder what for you is the bottom line in terms of acceptable behaviour and conduct for a prime minister in the context a pandemic where so many people were sticking to the rules which come on the face of it, it looks like was not happening in downing street? i think acceptable behaviour is firstly...

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