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Its positive that we know that the end is in sight. it also gives us the opportunity to move on and focus again on the priorities that the country cares about. but others have become public critics. the opposition sensed a shift behind the scenes. i think the political mood changed, and you could feel it in the house of commons, with lots of mp, i think, thinking today, im not any longer going to go on defending the indefensible. borisjohnson has said he wants to focus on things that are importa...

The whole idea of an inquiry, but under pressure from their own mps they decided the decision should be delayed. then, at the last minute, all those plans had to be ditched. they had completely underestimated the anger amongst conservative mps, many of them simply unwilling to publicly defend their leader. i have to say, im sorry, that for not obeying the letter and the spirit, and i think we have heard that the prime minister did know what the letter was. the prime minister now should be long g...

Then, at the last minute, all those plans had to be ditched. they had completely underestimated the anger amongst conservative mps, many of them simply unwilling to publicly defend their leader. i have to say, im sorry, that for not obeying the letter and the spirit, and i think we have heard that the prime minister did know what the letter was. the prime minister now should be long gone. madam deputy speaker, i will certainly vote for this motion, but really the prime minister should just know ...

Misjudgments of leadership. there can be few colleagues on the side of the house who are truly enjoying being members of parliament at the moment. it is utterly depressing to be asked to defend the indefensible. but others defended the prime minister. i but others defended the prime minister. ., . ,, ., minister. i acknowledge the seriousness _ minister. i acknowledge the seriousness of _ minister. i acknowledge the seriousness of how - minister. i acknowledge the seriousness of how big - minist...

Of today— northern ukraine and we know that as of today they are regrouping and refocusing on the east in the donbas, _ refocusing on the east in the donbas, putin has not walked away from his— donbas, putin has not walked away from his ambition to own all of ukraine — from his ambition to own all of ukraine. so what does that tell us? this is— ukraine. so what does that tell us? this isjust — ukraine. so what does that tell us? this isjust the start of ukraine. so what does that tell ...

Reach than ever. Did the president and the staff overplay their hand after an election far from a mandate to radically transform america . Ask our panel, deputy editorial page, editor Dan Henninger and kim strassel. Thanks for letting me be here. Dan, it seems like democrats are stuck with a local culture most americans dont want. They are in the middle, for sure but lets put this into context, the progressives, Democratic Left have been taking over the Democratic Party for at least the past or ...

Sent everyone back inside. >> reporter: to add salt to the wound, the event was held on a day with glorious weather, inviting to a public eager to get out. but it came with another warning to stay vigilant. >> you can spend time outdoors, and exercise as often as you like. and you can meet one person outside your household. >> reporter: restrictions, that were abided by at the highest levels at various points. the dwqueen, herself, one of thousands of britons forced to mourn of death of a loved ...

Jake, this is a prime minister who is now trying to defend the indefensible. trying to make it somehow okay that he was gathered with wine and cheese celebrating with officials at a time when the deadly virus was ripping through this country. and its simply not flying in the court of public opinion. he has the lowest approval rating ever seen during his tenure. hes fighting for survival within his own party. people calling for his resignation. this is an apology that might be too little, too lat...

Sacrifices is really difficult to hear. >> reporter: the queen, herself, was one of the tens of thousands of britons forced to mourn the death of a loved one alone. it is a potentially lethal blow to johnson in a scandal thats made casualties of top advisers and staff. >> i am truly sorry. >> reporter: now he is losing the support of his own party with calls for his resignation. it is the biggest revolt he has seen so far and though he may be a famous political escape artist the party might soon...

To explain some of these issues then you know its wrong. at the moment we have a party trying to defend the indefensible, and they are doing so badly. —— and they are doing so gladly. thats not right, its not fair, and it doesnt respect the country or the office. we can speak to the last conservative mp for bury south who left in 1997 when the seat went to labour. whats your reaction to what happened earlier? to labour. whats your reaction to what happened earlier?— happened earlier? to be...