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Tonight at ten — borisjohnson offers another apology to the public for breaking his own lockdown rules. the prime minister was on his way to parliament to make his first statement to mp5 since being fined by police. flanked by his chancellor, whos also been fined, mrjohnson was still insisting that he hadnt knowingly broken the law. as soon as i received the notice, i acknowledged the hurt and the anger and i said that people had a right to expect better of their prime minister. what a joke. e...

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Nonetheless because in this country we respect others. we put the greater good above narrow self interest and we understand that the rules apply to all of us. this morning, i spoke tojohn robinson, a constituent of the member for lichfield. i want to tell you his story. when his wife died of covid—19, john and his family a blade the prime minister is rules. —— obeyed the prime ministers rules. he didnt see her in hospital. he didnt hold her hand as she died. their daughters and grandchildr...

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Speaker, again in the house now. let me also say not by way of mitigation or excuse but purely because it explains my previous words in this house that it did not occur to me then or subsequently that a gathering in the cabinet room just before a vital meeting on covid—19 strategy could amount to a breach of the rules. a repeat that was my mistake and i apologise for it unreservedly. i respect the outcome of the police investigation which is still under way. and i can only say that i will resp...

Guilty of breaking the law while serving in public office. and while hes finally apologised today its been accompanied by the absurd caveat that the man who set the rules could not stay in them. for the first time in his career when he put the national interest before his ambition and resign? i put the national interest before his ambition and resign?— ambition and resign? i repeat my apology and _ ambition and resign? i repeat my apology and i— ambition and resign? i repeat my apology and i...

Welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, im mariko oi. the headlines... russia intensifies its offensive in eastern ukraine — we have a special report from a village thats bracing for the worst. theyre doing their best, but this is going to be a difficult, protracted war. the united states and its allies respond by promising more military support for ukraine. in the uk, borisjohnson apologises again for breaking covid lockdown rules, insisting it was not done deliberately. as soon as...

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