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Aside", senior tory and former minister tobias ellwood has told the bbc. meanwhile labour leader sir keir starmer said it was now in the "national interest" for the prime minister to resign — following events in downing street during strict lockdown measures. our political correspondent nick eardleyjoins me now. the latest events added to the list under investigation, is the pressure on the prime minister growing? tori; on the prime minister growing? tory mps are back — on the prime minister...

All living under a different set of rules other than the prime minister. i also heard people taking the view, youre throwing the guy out for having a drink outside, when we now know being outside was probably perfectly safe all along? is that a reason to kick a prime minister out of office, the argument would go. >> well, i think the united states is a great bastion of the rule of law, and so is the united kingdom. there is one rule for all of us. no one is above the rule of law. when the people...

Im going to make - a statement, you dont... the tears of the former press spokesperson allegra stratton, the first casualty of this whole mess. then admissions of various other gatherings in whitehall when the country was locked down. revelations of bring—your—own—booze drinks in the downing street garden, organised by none other 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...

Not quite like the ordinary office. things happen there all the time, the pressures are enormous... {line the pressures are enormous... one could argue — the pressures are enormous... one could argue the — the pressures are enormous... one could argue the pressures are enormous and whateverjob you do, lets say you work in a hospital and work 20 hours shifts, and people in hospitals will not bring birthday cakes and celebrate birthdays, will they? cakes and celebrate birthdays, will the ? ., ...

Page. bullish, div prime minister leaving number ten. what did you make of his performance in the comments today? and the attacks that he made on keir starmer, who is being very forensic about the sue gray report. being very forensic about the sue gray report-— being very forensic about the sue gra re ort. ~ �* , gray report. well, weve seen quite a chance gray report. well, weve seen quite a change in — gray report. well, weve seen quite a change in boriss _ gray report. well, weve seen q...

Worse for british prime minister boris johnson. london police say that they are now investigating parties at johnsons official residence, 10 downing street, for potential breaches of covid lockdown rules. youre a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire (ringing) - hey kaleb, whats up? how you doing? - hey,...

Russian counterpart in geneva on friday for face—to—face talks on ukraine. it comes as america warns russian could invade ukraine at any moment. borisjohnson has denied he was warned about a party at downing street that broke lockdown rules. the civil servant leading the inquiry will now speak to mrjohnson�*s former adviser dominic cummings, who made the claim. us telecoms giants at&t and verizon have agreed to delay the roll—out of new 56 mobile networks near airports, after warnings it...

Welcome to newsday reporting live from singapore, im karishma vaswani. the headlines. prime minister boris johnson faces mounting pressure from his own mps — over doubts about his leadership. amid claims he misled parliament, borisjohnson denies he was warned about a party at downing street that broke lockdown rules. nobody told me that what we were doing was, as you say, against the rules, that the event in question was something, we were going to do something that wasnt a work event. the us ...

Committed to talk to mps, he will make decisions about his own staff and whether they have to leave because they have broken the lockdown rules that requires their departure. then he will make a decision about how much or little of this report will be put in the public domain. that is quite a lot of processes that will take time which is why i think the chances of as getting anything before, during or after prime ministers questions at noon seems small. we are talking about the afternoon at the ...

Chose to stood up which everybody would expect he would, he would require more than 50% of the parliamentary party to vote for him to stay in place. if he gets more than 50%, he can carry on his prime minister. if he loses that confidence vote, he cannot stand in that race to replace them. my feeling is, westminster is nowhere near that point at the moment. there are some who have said publicly that they think the prime minister should go. we heard andrew mitchell, yesterday, a big figure in the...