today at 6:00: borisjohnson may have misled parliament over lockdown parties multiple times according to mps investigating his conduct. the former prime minister was fined by police for breaking lockdown rules he says he acted in good faith. i believed implicitly that these events were within the rules. nor did anybody tell me before or afterwards anything to the contrary. i think the evidence of wrongdoing by boris johnson is already pretty damning. but the labour leader is himself facing questions from the tories after offering sue gray, the civil servant who investigated partygate, a job as his chief of staff. also on the programme:
salman abedi s family. but this is about the manchester community and what that did. whether there was a role for people close to the abedi family but questions as far as government, m15, the country. i think the point is everyone involved with this report, including the families, want it to be used to say that in future, no one can go through the suffering they have. judith, thank you. a couple charged with gross negligence manslaughter after the remains of a baby were found in woodland in sussex will appear before magistrates today. constance marten and mark gordon were also charged with concealing the birth of a child and perverting the course ofjustice. the couple sparked a nationwide search after going missing seven weeks ago with their newborn. they were found in brighton on monday night and the baby s body was discovered on wednesday. sue gray, the civil servant who wrote the partygate report into lockdown gatherings in downing street, has been offered the role of chief of staff
those who qualify will have £324 paid into their bank accounts in the next two weeks. the support totals £650 and is for those across the uk on certain benefits, including universal credit and pension credit. cabinet office minister sir gavin williamson has denied further accusations of using bullying language against an official. the fresh claims follow a complaint made two weeks ago by ex chief whip wendy morton. let s talk to our chief political correspondent, nick eardley. pretty serious allegations? they are. these allegations printed by the guardian this morning. from a former the guardian this morning. from a former senior civil servant at the ministry former senior civil servant at the ministry for defence. gavin williamson was defence secretary for a while williamson was defence secretary for a while under theresa may. the claim from the a while under theresa may. the claim from the civil a while under theresa may. the claim from the civil servant is that gavin willia
stood in that should resign? absolutely, the man stood in that chamber should resign? absolutely, the man stood in that chamber and - should resign? absolutely, the man stood in that chamber and wilfully i stood in that chamber and wilfully misled stood in that chamber and wilfully misled parliament and lied to the british misled parliament and lied to the british people. he has to resign. he doesn t british people. he has to resign. he doesn t have a shred of integrity. brendan doesn t have a shred of integrity. brendan 0 hara, thank you. so we are expecting that sue gray report by the civil servant that actually kicked off this whole investigation is likely to be published fairly soon, perhaps as early as next week, there are certainly goals for that to happen. there are certainly goals for that to happen- there are certainly goals for that to ha en. ., ,, , to happen. helen, thank you very much. to happen. helen, thank you very much- helen to happen. helen, thank you ve