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Because of rain. but the start of the only test in the multi—format series is scheduled to start later.it begins at the manuka oval in canberra at 11 oclock tonight. australia lead 4—2, so a victory for them will guarantee that they retain the ashes as england would only be able to secure a draw. thats all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. thats bbc dot co dot uk slash sport im ben brown live in downing street. boris johnson has faced a barra...

What the government wants to do when it publishes documents, he said today he would do what he promised but did not quite commit to the full report. the latest line from downing street on this is that they intend to publish it and the form they receive it as long as it not cut across that investigation from police. that is the latest, timing —wise i cannot shed any more light, ed seems still to be up in the air although number ten are still saying they have not received the final report from t...

Downing street are still saying they have not yet received the report, when they do it will take some time for the prime minister and other officials to pour over it before that has released to the public. we may not set eyes on it until tomorrow. we will have to wait and see. we will have to wait and see. scotland yard is already looking into whether any covid restrictions were breached. during heated exchanges in the commons, the labour leader sir keir starmer accused mrjohnson of showing cont...

Mr speaker, the prime ministers continual defence is wait for the sue gray report on december eighth, he told this house i will place a copy of the report in the library of the house of commons. his spokesperson has repeatedly stated that means the full report, not parts of the report, not a summary of the report, not an edited copy. so can the prime minister confirm that he will publish the full sue gray report as he receives it? mr speaker, what i can tell him is that weve got to leave the rep...

Understand the significance of what happened yesterday, then i really do despair because the police having... prime minister, the police having got that material from sue gray subjected to a test to decide whether to investigate. and that test was whether it was the most serious and flagrant type of breach in the rules. the police spelt out that what they meant by that, that those involved knew or ought to have known what they were doing was an offence, and that there was little ambiguity about ...

Mr speaker, i only wanted to add the point that weve taken the tough decisions, weve got the big calls right and were and in particular, i am getting on with the job. edward have perhaps been more politically explosive had we had the sue gray report before pmqs which seemed quite likely but we have not and in fact our understanding as it still has not actually been delivered to number ten and after that as it will be more hours until it is then released exactly on which form still are not quite ...

Who had not long ago been on an icy unit with a 50—50 chance of living, they are all working together, legally allied to be together any particular place, fa had been an that rumour working then that is fine but those same people, the cabinet room is a working room. his wife and wallpaper consulted do not work and the cabinet room. i gathered the wallpaper consulted was not invited but she was asked to come there but i was not there and these are people who have been liaising with each other a...

It, please leave quietly. mr speaker, having got the materialfrom sue gray, the police had to take a decision as to whether what they had before them was the most serious and flagrant types of breach of the rules. if members want to laugh at that, laugh, the police spelt out. the police spelt out what they meant. they decided on the material theyve already got that those involved knew or ought to have known what they were doing was an offence and that there was little ambiguity around the absenc...