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Report on boris johnson's parties during the country's strict covid lockdown. this saga continues. could it impact his political future? we're moments away from the opening bell on wall street. futures are mixed this morning after last week's relatively rocky week for markets. today is the final day of trading for the month of january. the s&p 500 is on track to have its worst monthly performance since march of 2020. the upcoming week will have some big economic data with top tech companies releasing earnings reports and the deese jobs report on friday. we're watching all of this. stay with ...

Salma, what's contained in the report? >> reporter: jim and bianna, please be patient with me. this report literally just dropped a few minutes ago. sorry if it sounds this way, it sounds like a child being scolded. i'm going to read usec shuns here. it said the government's behavior in terms of the parties, the gatherings that occurred over a 20-month period are difficult to justify. it says there was a failure to observe the high standards that the british public expected. it describes a failure of leadership at 10 downing street just behind me. i says the excessive consumption of alcohol at...

Observe covid restrictions, that brazenly violated the trust of the public, that failed to show leadership at a time of pandemic and a prime minister who apparently oversaw all of this, jim and bianna. >> quite some an nate mated voices behind you. not sure if that's in response to this report or a typical day in london. the headline that this is not yet the meaningful report. does that suggest there's more information yet to come out. >> that's exactly why prime minister boris johnson is going to be ringing his hands, bianna. this is supposed to be the slimmed down version, a soft landing. th...

"No boasting like a fool," Macbeth reprimands himself, "This deed I'll do before this purpose cool." Conservative members of parliament might consider whether such derring-do is to their advantage, as they contemplate forcing a vote of confidence in

A fourteenth Conservative MP has called for Boris Johnson to go - but Yorkshire’s Tory Parliamentarians are largely keeping their counsel in public about the Prime Minister’s future.