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Borisjohnson of "taking us for fools" after an official report by the election watchdog, the electoral commission, found the prime minister asked a conservative party donor, lord brownlow, to authorise refurbishment of his downing street flat in november 2020. that appears to contradict a previous account from the prime minister. the electoral commissions report on the flat refurbishment says: "the prime minister messaged lord brownlow via whatsapp asking him to authorise further, at that stage ...

Donations until february this year. now, _ donations until february this year. now, documents released by the electoral— now, documents released by the electoral commission say that boris johnson _ electoral commission say that boris johnson texted lord brownlow in november last year, asking about donations— november last year, asking about donations for the flat. that raises further— donations for the flat. that raises further questions about what the prime _ further questions about what ...

That he got public concern. and public anger about this i sort of perception that you do as i say, not as i do, which clearly i thinkl he understands very well and has the capacity- of undermining the messaging and confidence in the system. | lets not dance around this, its a problem, i of course it is. lets cut to the quick on all of this because the overlapping thing around all of this, whether it be the stuff around the flat or the parties a year ago, is the allegation that gets levelled at b...

Wants me to look like." people are making filters that make your lips bigger. they change your entire face. they are so damaging. anna collinson, bbc news. it is quite sobering watching out. we will be talking to an athletic practitioner and we will look at the rules around it. lets take a look at todays papers. the front pages continue to be dominated by the prime minister. "another day, another lie" is the headline in the mirror, after borisjohnson was accused of misleading his own adviser ove...

Thing around all of this, whether it be the stuff about the flat or the stuff about the parties a year ago, is the allegation that gets levelled at boris johnson, by labour and others, it was asked directly in the lobby briefing for westminster reporters at lunchtime today, which is that — has the prime minister lied? thats a huge word and yet its one now that is being frequently thrown around by the governments opponents. and thats dangerous, isnt it? look, this prime minister is not unique i...

Into the redecoration of the flat he lives in above the office. yes. into the redecoration of the flat he lives in above the office.— lives in above the office. yes, so this is also _ lives in above the office. yes, so this is also blown _ lives in above the office. yes, so this is also blown up _ lives in above the office. yes, so this is also blown up and - lives in above the office. yes, so this is also blown up and this - this is also blown up and this potentially poses a significant probl...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. pressure mounts on the prime minister — with fresh questions over the revamp of his flat — and the row continuing over downing street christmas parties. its emerged the current downing street director of communications attended a christmas party in number 10 last year which, its alleged, broke lockdown rules. i feel very comfortable about the prime ministers integrity. clearly, though, i dont feel comfortable about the fact its been a difficult wee...

Looking in the mirror, i would be saying, surely i can do this better. mps will vote on the new coronavirus regulations in england on tuesday. but the more telling will be the vote on thursday when people in north shropshire will be electing a new mp. it is there that a true test will be held about whether this prime minister is starting to cost the party votes. lets get more on this from our political correspondent ione wells. theres pressure from mps on other fronts. thats exactly right, after...

Messaging. first that no party happened and then that no rules were broken has come underfire happened and then that no rules were broken has come under fire this week. ministers have toed the party line, saying they dont know what went on, but will that stand the test of an investigation? the cabinet secretary, _ test of an investigation? tue: cabinet secretary, im test of an investigation? tte: cabinet secretary, im sure, is investigating all these questions will stop so we will see the result...

Who paid forjohnsons expensive interior design upstairs? how can they control another surge in the pandemic, and can they keep their own party under control? when thejohnsons moved in upstairs, they had thousands of pounds of renovations. when the lavish expenses emerged, this was the prime ministers claim. who initially paid for the redecoration of this downing street flat? he should know that i paid for downing street refurbishment personally, mr speaker. yet the tories have been fined thousan...