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A SENIOR Tory MP has submitted a no confidence letter in Boris Johnson over the partygate saga.

Where do we stand?— where do we stand? well, we are in this situation — where do we stand? well, we are in this situation where _ where do we stand? well, we are in this situation where it _ where do we stand? well, we are in this situation where it certainly - this situation where it certainly looks pretty clear that the prime minister has broken the ministerial code, notjust in one way, but two ways. the ministerial code requires ministers to comply with the law and requires ministers not ...

Will be untenable. they could put pressure on him in other ways. its also a question for the prime minister. he talked about his trip to india, there was one report i saw earlier saying that he is considering cancelling that, it alienates his mps more if he is not bear to be held to account by parliament. bear to be held to account by parliament-— parliament. yes, at a critical moment- — parliament. yes, at a critical moment. doug, _ parliament. yes, at a critical moment. doug, the - parliam...

Medical officer, both the breaking covid—19 rules. they realise that actions speak louder than words and they took responsibility. why is it right for them to resign and not for the prime minister? i right for them to resign and not for the prime minister?— right for them to resign and not for the prime minister? i thank you very much and i — the prime minister? i thank you very much and i repeat _ the prime minister? i thank you very much and i repeat the _ the prime minister? i thank you...

House of commons. that could suggest punishment against him, but probably, you know, we may not even get to the privileges committee. what we are seeing is a lot of enormous discomforts on the part of conservative mps who have to decide how long they are going to keep defending him. if how long they are going to keep defending him.— how long they are going to keep defending him. if they are arbiters ofthe defending him. if they are arbiters of the ministerial _ defending him. if they are arbit...

We all face when it comes to the credibility of our government and the good actions of this conservative government that i support. i want to ask me right honourable friend what steps does he have in mind to restore the moral authority of this government? mr speaker, i think the best thing that the government can do is to continue under the promises made to the british people and that is what we are doing. british people and that is what we are doinu. ., ~ i. , british people and that is what we...

About rule—breaking, and apparently indifference to some of the stricter rules on how you raise funds for election campaigns, who you give jobs to and all the rest of it. is the boot now on the other foot? well, i think you have i to distinguish the british and their government. and i think a lot ofi people in the world still highly regard the british. - their government is another story. i i mean, i have stopped making predictions. . he should have been gone — so many scandals. _ you only h...

The Prime Minister is expected to address the Commons tomorrow in his first appearance in Parliament since he became the first serving prime minister to break the law while in office.

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