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Have you and other ministers broken the rules, prime minister? _ under scrutiny today the prime minister for direct text messages in which he promised to fix a problem for a businessman close to the conservatives. the latest revelations concern borisjohnson and the billionaire sirjames dyson of vacuum cleanerfame. early in the pandemic, the uk had made an urgent appeal for ventilators, including a direct approach to sirjames from the prime minister. sirjames had moved his headquarters to singapore in 2019 — his concern, if staff spent time in the uk working to develop them, they and the firm...

Continue to be used. labour has accused borisjohnson of wasting taxpayers' money. as other european countries tighten restrictions again, denmark is slowly emerging from a second lockdown which began in december. for many businesses that is contingent on the corona pass. essentially the public will have to show proof of vaccination, proof of earlier infection, or a negative test result within 72hrs for various activities including hairdressers, tattooists and restaurants. adrienne murray sent this from copenhagen. family is enjoying a trip to the zoo, but this day out is different. adults have...

Under scrutiny, the prime minister for direct text messages in which he promised to fix a problem for a businessman close to the conservatives. concerning borisjohnson and the billionaire sirjames dyson. early in the pandemic, the uk had made an urgent appeal for ventilators including a direct approach to sirjames from the prime minister. sirjames had moved his headquarters to singapore in 2019, his concern if staff spent time in the uk working to development they and a firm might have to pay more tax. the company had written to the treasury to ensure usual tax rules would not apply but did no...

Messages between borisjohnson and sirjames, the prime minister promised, "i will fix it tomorrow." the prime minister then said "rishi" — the chancellor — "says it's fixed". pushed again by sirjames — who said in a long message, "i'm afraid we really need a response to our letter," — mrjohnson wrote, "i am first lord of the treasury, and you can take it that we are backing you to do what you need." the government told us, at the height of the pandemic, there were genuine fears that we would quickly run out of ventilators, leaving the nhs unable to treat patients and putting many lives ...

The uk had made an urgent appeal for ventilators, including a direct approach to sirjames from the prime minister. sirjames had moved his headquarters to singapore in 2019, his concern, if staff spent time in the uk working to develop them, they and the firm might have to pay more uk tax. the company had written to the treasury asking it to ensure usual tax rules would not apply but hadn't got an answer, so he'd raised it with borisjohnson. in direct text messages seen by the bbc, the prime minister responded to sirjames, promising, i will fix it tomorrow, then sent a message saying, the chanc...