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Angela rayner, will not be fined for breaking lockdown rules while campaigning last year following its inquiry into the so—called beergate gathering. the labour leader, who pledged to resign if fined, says hes pleased there is no case to answer and that the public will always get honesty and integrity from him. the battle to replace borisjohnson as conservative party leader begins. some mps remain tight—lipped over whether they will join the race or not. tributes pour in from around the worl...

Hunt, rishi sunak... are you going to be - the next prime minister? ..and other names in the mix but who are yet to declare include the former health secretary, sajid javid, the foreign secretary, liz truss, former defence secretary, penny mordaunt, and the new chancellor, nadhim zahawi. such was the animosity towards borisjohnson by the end from some within his party that there were calls for him to step aside straightaway and labour wants to keep up the pressure. what wed said to the conservat...

Severe lockdown rules. he has lost complete confidence, but couldnt see it. and in his mind, he still is this great statesman, christiane was talking so brilliantly about how his speech wasnt statesman-like. thats how he wants to see himself. at the moment, hes not a statesman. this is going up in flames, this has been complete okay complete. we dont have a schedule, we dont know when hes going to resign, wanted to hang on to the floor, but hes talking about hanging on for a week or so. there is...

Issue election, and the single issue was the country wanted to get brexit done and it has happened we have left the eu. now we need to make sure it works. we cannotjust say well, the government won, we must sit back and let them make a mess of the country and the economy. no. there are ways to move forward but we need to challenge the government on that. we need to challenge them on that. we need to challenge them on todays problems and not spend time fighting about issues that happened im afrai...

Correspondent. we have said that harriet harman will be the chair, but as has been decided? ladle harriet harman will be the chair, but as has been decided? we also know that the _ but as has been decided? we also know that the committee - but as has been decided? we also know that the committee is - but as has been decided? we also know that the committee is now l know that the committee is now calling for evidence from individuals to come forward and tell the inquiry what they know about boris...

Fined for breaking lockdown rules. lord geidt said he repeatedly told downing street to explain to the public why it thought otherwise — but said the advice had not been "heeded". mrjohnson said thered been no intent to break the law — and no breach. 5a conservative mps need to say theyve lost confidence in the prime minister to trigger a vote on his leadership. lets get more on this from our political correspondent, jonathan blake. morning to you jonathan, this is lord geidt, the prime mini...

Better protected from above. translation: i felt devastated. where is this all coming from? will it end? we were living very well. quietly, calmly. and now i dont understand what is happening. while in the city of kharkiv even though the shelling has mostly stopped, they are still making grim discoveries. both bodies are here, he says. the true cost of this invasion is still yet to emerge, and as long as the fighting continues, it will continue to grow. joe inwood, bbc news, kyiv. borisjohnson h...

Chris bryant, there. the metropolitan police have charged four people with allegedly breaking covid lockdown rules while attending a vigilfor sarah everard in south london last year. hundreds went to an unofficial event at clapham common in march 2021. the event saw clashes between the police and some of those attending. sarah everard was kidnapped, raped and murdered by met officer wayne couzens. four people are due before westminster magistrates�* court. research published in the british med...

Interest in the industry. i think... airlines uk are warning these problems will last into the summer. they really dont know at the moment how many flights might be cancelled. ro in, thank you very much borisjohnson has insisted he is not in breach of the ministerial code, after his ethics adviser said the prime ministers fine for breaking lockdown rules raised "legitimate questions" about whether hed failed in his duty to comply with the law. our political correspondent, jonathan blake, reports...

Safety later when its much, much harder. ofcoms media habits report gives a colourful snapshot of the life of uk adults online. we spend an average of four hours a day online, mostly on our phones. our most used apps are facebook, whatsapp, messenger and instagram. nine out of ten of us use amazon, and 2.5 million of us are still playing the 10—year—old mobile game candy crush saga. the social networks do have a number of tools for finding and removing harmful content, including human modera...