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Prime minister broke the rules. and it is very clear that boris johnson then lied to that to parliament. today, weve had dominic cummings providing yet more evidence that the prettyish prime minister did lie and did break the rules. frankly, the evidence is now overwhelming. it has been for a few days, if im frank with you. so thats why. we dont need to hear the inquiry results from sue gray. theyve almost been -- become redundant because of the evidence weve had since the inquiry was set up. >>...

And people maybe misinterpret. what has been said, because why would anybody blackmail them ? that is counter—productive. in bury south, the seat of labours newest mp who defected from the conservatives, the party seized on the claims. a government must govern in the national interest, not in its narrow party interests, and if this is the way the conservatives think they can get through this crisis, then they need to think again. and the people of this country are looking on, in dismay and dis...

Johnson along with the whole of westminster currently in a waiting game. a highly anticipated cabinet office inquiry into multiple alleged parties that took place in breach of lockdown rules over the past two years is expected imminently. the accusation of illegal social gathering steadily mounting, the most recent that people got together for the prime ministers birthday. when organizations first arised weeks ago, johnson denied them. >> all guidance was followed completely. >> reporter: eventu...

Responsible for setting lockdown rules repeatedly broke them. ben wright at westminster. now, washington and kyiv have accused russia of preparing to carry out false sabotage operations to create a pretext for an invasion of ukraine. the pentagon said moscow had sent a group of trained operatives into eastern ukraine. they could then carry out acts of sabotage, against russias own proxy forces there, which are concentrated in the donestk and luhansk regions. ukraines defence ministry said russia...

Whether they actually want to stick with the harder federal line. whether they actually want to stick with the harderfederal line. it will be fascinating to watch, but if he does get through i am sure he will be incredibly motivated to win this title. , ., , will be incredibly motivated to win this title. , . , ., this title. yes, the fault lines are re this title. yes, the fault lines are pretty interesting _ this title. yes, the fault lines are pretty interesting here, - this title. yes, the f...

Under intense pressure, much hangs on an inquiry that could lay bare whether those responsible for setting lockdown rules repeatedly broke them. earlier, ben wright also had an update on another apology issued more recently from a former cabinet office possible stub about another party held in december 2020. su party held in december 2020. si greys ever—expanding report has prompted one former official to get ahead of what she concludes —— sue grays. the previous leader of the governments ...

Is a former cabinet minister. are you asking for his resignation? im not. im not normally a letter writer, but im waiting to see what sue gray reports. it is of immense concern, and im very conscious that in the local community, in royal sutton coldfield, people are aghast at whats been going on. here and across the country, tory mps will be sounding out their local parties and voters. i think its disgusting. theyre like a rudderless ship, really. i think its a vendetta - that the media have got...

Of that. so come on, be fair, which is all i ask-— is all i ask. ok, well lets say the allegations _ is all i ask. ok, well lets say the allegations being _ is all i ask. ok, well lets say the allegations being investigated i is all i ask. ok, well lets say the allegations being investigated -| allegations being investigated — lets say they find rules and regulations have been broken by people in and around downing street and whitehall. what then? would you still have faith in the prime mini...

Newest mp who defected from the conservatives, the party seized on the claims. a government must govern in the national interest, not in its narrow party interests, and if this is the way the conservatives think they can get through this crisis, then they need to think again. and the people of this country are looking on, in dismay and disgust, that it is one rule for those at the top, and another for everyone else and this is just another example of that. all this is fall out from claims of par...

Than martin reynolds, one of the most senior staff by borisjohnson�*s side. a basement booze—up during the national mourning for prince philip. and then, just this week, news of a birthday celebration for the prime minister in the cabinet room during lockdown. lulu, why did you go - to borisjohnsons party? lulu lytle, the interior designer of the renovation of the number 10 flat, briefly there, along with borisjohnson�*s wife. the painful question all the way through — how could the peop...