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Its not the backdrop to pmqs that ideally borisjohnson would have wanted. unsurprisingly, the labour leader asked the prime minister about the electoral commission investigation. its incredibly serious. can the prime minister tell the house, does he believe that any rules or laws have been broken in relation to the refurbishment of the prime ministers flat? prime minister. no, idont, mr speaker. keir starmer wanted to explore whether there was a potential conflict of interest, had borisjohnson i...

If it werent for the masks, you would be forgiven for thinking these pictures were from 2019. an indoor concert with 5,000 people and no social distancing. it was one of the largest gatherings in europe since the pandemic began, and the significance was not lost on the performers. translation: welcome to one of the most exciting concerts i of our lives. cheering and applause. the gig was a test to monitor the impact of large—scale events on coronavirus case numbers. ticket holders had to take ...

This is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. desperate scenes in india as the number of deaths from coronavirus passes 200,000. as covid—19 continues to surge through india we bring you a day of special reports on the latest situation there. new research suggests a single dose of the covid—19 vaccine can halve transmission rates. a new uk study says the most common side—effect of the covid—19 jab is a sore arm. as the travel industry gears up for the s...

Bills at the start. what do we get from this prime minister and this conservative government? dodgy contracts, jobs for their mates, and cash for access, and who�*s at the heart of it? the prime minister, major sleaze, sitting there. don�*t the british people deserve a prime minister they can trust and a government that isn�*t mired in sleaze, cronyism and scandal? week after week, the people of the country can see the difference between a labour party that twists and turns with the wind, ...

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Dominic cummings let the political views. the prime ministers former adviser accused his old boss of asking conservative donors to pay for refurbishing the downing street flat. he said this would have been unethical and possibly illegal. today, the party political watchdog, the electoral commission, announced a formal enquiry into the funding of the flat, saying it was satisfied there are reasonable grounds to suspect an offence or offences may have occurred. pare suspect an offence or offences ...

Asked the prime minister about the electoral commission investigation. its incredibly serious. can the prime minister tell the house, does he believe that any rules or laws have been broken in relation to the refurbishment of the prime ministers flat? prime minister. no, idont, mr speaker. keir starmer wanted to explore whether there was a potential conflict of interest, had borisjohnson initially paid for works to the flat or was it someone else? either the taxpayer paid the initial invoice, or...

Of his downing street flat. hes also facing reports he said "let the bodies pile up" during lockdown discussions last year. and hes facing allegations from a former adviser that his actions have lacked competence and integrity. all of this was the backdrop to prime ministers questions. we start with the leader of the opposition, keir starmer. and her minister tell the house does he believe that any rules or laws have been broken in relation to the refurbishment of the prime ministers?— well he...

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