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The prime minister acted with probity at all times. borisjohnson boris johnson apparently could borisjohnson apparently could not remember the conversation. the boris johnson apparently could not remember the conversation. the prime minister did not _ remember the conversation. the prime minister did not record _ remember the conversation. the prime minister did not record the _ minister did not record the conversation that took place in 2019 but as— conversation that took place in 2019 but as soon— conversation that took place in 2019 but as soon as he was reminded, the number— but as s...

Force borisjohnson out. they will be thinking now is not the time to do that, but perhaps on the other hand they will be some thinking with elections looming that this is not the time to have a prime minister who has been fined for breaking covid regulations and they could be well some —— could well be conservative backbenchers who think it's time to put in a letter to the 1922 conservative backbench committee to try and get boris johnson out. it really will be a difficult period for the prime minister and of course rishi sunak the chancellor. i minister and of course rishi sunak the chanc...

Conference from downing street, - savile comment. i was watching that| conference from downing street, and i conference from downing street, and ithought— conference from downing street, and i thought rishi sunak performed extremely well. he was straight with all extremely well. he was straight with att his— extremely well. he was straight with all his answers and had all facts at his fingertips, and he didn't duck questions — his fingertips, and he didn't duck questions. he answered questions realistically and with no claims that didn't stand up. at the end of the questions, one of your...

Out a way so that this report can be published, infull, unredacted, so that notjust mps but our constituents, more importantly, can make a judgment on what's happened. as for what's likely to happen to anyone found to have broken rules, the met says if proven, the offences would usually result in a fixed penalty notice, and that its investigative actions would be proportionate to that. it has denied delaying the report and says the timing of its release is up to the cabinet office. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. i'm joined now by conservative backbench mp sir christopher chope who has accu...

Case~ _ do... i think mercer is a different am that — do... i think mercer is a different am that is _ do... i think mercer is a different case. that is a savage blow for the prime minister. this is a woman who he described — prime minister. this is a woman who he described as one of five women of the woridm — he described as one of five women of the woridm -- — he described as one of five women of the world... —— munira mirza. she's heeri— the world... —— munira mirza. she's been involved — the world... —— munira mirza. she's been involved in lots of strategies. she'sâ...