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Whether he lied to parliament over lockdown breaching apartments in downing street, to sue gray, who wrote the first report on those breaches, and the direction of his own partys government. borisjohnson has shown himself to be a coward once more. he has not held his hands up and taken responsibility as he should do. the privileges committee are a well—respected committee that are made up of a majority of tory mps, and he is trying to trash them, saying he has done nothing wrong. he is a man w...

Apologized for hosting an event when she left her job in december 2020. an investigation into lockdown breaching gatherings is under way. perhaps unsurprisingly, officials in mr. johnsons government say its time to focus on other issues. >> he has apologized. i think we now need to move on and talk about how we are going to sort out issues. ive spent the last 24 hours with the eu talking about sorting out the situation for the people of northern ireland, and we now need to get on with that and o...

Of the country. this time, the stakes are even higher, because the scotland yard are investigated the prime minister and staff are a legend lockdown breaching party —— parties. this is a process that will take many months. the prime minister has received a legal questionnaire from police investigating a number of parties at downing street and whitehall during the covid lockdowns. the metropolitan police have said that about 50 people will be formally asked for information on why they attende...

We serve across the _ rest of the country. we must, policing must respond to this collectively policing is becoming increasingly political. but this time, the stakes are even higher because scotland yard is in the middle of investigating the prime minister and his staff for alleged lockdown breaching parties. if the home secretary who will appoint cressida dicks replacement, but its a process that will take many months. daniel sandford, bbc news. ethiopias civil war has spawned a devastating hum...

If the new met commissioner is upfront and honest with the public about that, is really clear on the package of measures that they are taking to root out inappropriate officers and bring them tojustice when they fail the public, i think that will go a long way to restoring trust. but is this just an issue for scotland yard, or a sign of wider issues in british policing? it would be wrong to say this is a policing problem - confined to london. that would be wrong for the people of london and wron...