rules completely when it comes to judicial review, when the government can be taken to court when they have acted illegally. they want to change the rules on that. the point is this. we have a government at the moment who thinks they can do whatever they like, moment who thinks they can do whateverthey like, but moment who thinks they can do whatever they like, but they are omnipotent, and we have a system, we have had a system until now of checks and balances, where you will get the courts holding the government to account, by government ministers have to behave in a certain way, where there are people whose job it is to uphold public decency, proper standards. yet this morning we had a secretary of state on the television saying that the independent parliamentary commission on standards should resign. this is where we are. ok. on standards should resign. this is where we are-— where we are. ok, all right. emily thornberry. _ where we are. ok, all right. emily thornberry, thank _ where we are. ok, all right. emily thornberry, thank you _ where we are. ok, all right. emily thornberry, thank you very - where we are. ok, all right. emily thornberry, thank you very much l where we are. ok, all right. emily i thornberry, thank you very much for joining us on bbc news. the first pill designed to treat covid has been approved by the uk medicines regulator. the tablet will be given twice a day to vulnerable patients recently diagnosed with the disease. joining me now is our health correspondent,