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Are self—inflicted wounds and are about the way in which the prime minister is running his government. its not clear to me that hes ever going to be able to fully recover his reputation from whats happened. but the starting point, i think, has to be to get all of the facts out there, to be completely honest about what has happened. conservative mps wanted borisjohnson as their leader because they thought he could win him elections — brexit and his unique campaigning style made him a vote win...

Is still going on. but its not known when sue gray, the senior civil servant in charge, will release her findings. our deputy political editor, vicki young, considers the political fallout of the last few weeks and months. its been a disastrous few months for the prime minister, and he stood here today accused of deception, of treating the british people with contempt. some on his own side think this could be a tipping point that leads to his downfall, but this is a man whos recovered from setba...

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Because the economy would have naturally grown anyway, had it not been for the downturn. the big challenge will be higher inflation. the energy inflation that we have seen in wholesale markets has not fully fed into household sectors yet, and the increase in the energy price cap in 0ctoberwasjust10%, 11% increase, but we potentially have another 17% increase coming through in april and that will be a major shock for households when it happens. while every part of the economy continued to feel th...

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To protect him, backtracked... ..and the lib dems then won the safe tory seat. boris johnsons authority has been severely dented, and all this a huge distraction from the policies he promised to deliver. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. as the pressure mounts on borisjohnson at westminster, some mps are reporting deep resentment among voters in their own constituencies. our political correspondent alex forsyth has travelled to the conservative seat of wolverhampton south west to find out what...

From their constituencies. stamford in lincolnshire is rock—solid tory turf. long—standing members of the conservative association were as one. if he wants to be remembered as a good prime minister then i think he has to consider, is it the time now to resign. i think it would be better if he just resigned, rather than waiting for a vote of confidence. i think he would get a lot more respect. a lot of the long serving membersl in the association have very vocally said that its time for him t...

Good evening. for the first time, boris johnson has admitted that he did attend a drinks party in the downing street garden at the height of the first lockdown. in a packed house of commons, the prime minister apologised and said he understood the rage felt by those people whod obeyed the rules at the time and in some cases were unable to be with loved ones when they died. but he went on to infuriate many mps by suggesting that the gathering had been technically within the rules because he belie...

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That is the prime minister, borisjohnson, under enormous political pressure as we speak because it appears to many people, though he denies it, that he broke lockdown rules during the covid crisis, particularly its early phase in may 2020. the rules were very strict. it turns out he and his wife attended a social gathering inside the garden of number ten downing street. hes said hes sorry, but hes said he thought it was a work meeting. just as a labour peer, a politician of sorts, do you regard ...