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People in the position of people whose views are not necessarily the views chaired by the majority of people. let us know your thoughts on that or on any aspect of bbc news. details of how to contact us at the end of the programme. now for some of your other comments. last week we heard complaints that james should not have asked borisjohnson about parties in downing street during a press conference in kyiv held to discuss the ongoing crisis. another week, another press conference. in brussels this time held after more talks about ukraine and although she started by asking the prime minister a...

The troops and equipment to go home, that mightjust be seen as the first flickering sign that this moment of maximum danger is passing. what an awful lot of other stuff has to happen in the meantime. and ten days does feel right now like a rather long time. does feel right now like a rather long time-— does feel right now like a rather lonu time. ., �* ., , , ., ~' long time. pauladams in kyiv. thank ou. well, while borisjohnson is abroad, dealing with the crisis in ukraine, here at home the former conservative prime minister sirjohn major has said mrjohnson and his officials broke lockdow...

Tarnishes both politics and the reputation of parliament. it is a dangerous trend. if lies become commonplace, truth ceases to exist. what and who then can we believe? the risk is nothing and no one. and where are we then? parliament is an echo chamber, lies can become accepted as fact, which has the speaker pointed out, has consequences for policy and reputation. that is why deliberate lies to parliament have been fatal to political careers and must always be so. trust in the word of our leaders in parliament, if it is lost, then trust in government will be lost also. at number ten, the prime...

Borisjohnson about parties in downing street during the press conference in care have held to discuss the ongoing crisis there. another week, another press conference. this time in brussels, held after more talks about ukraine. although she started by asking the prime minister about a possible invasion by russia, laura kuenssberg went on like this. on top of pressure abroad, this pressure at home, the prime minister could be interviewed and find about breaking lockdown laws. what then? if you are found to have broken the law, would you resign? that rocess the law, would you resign? that proces...

It's possible, and i don't want to rule this out, but at the moment we think that the package is the right one. on top of the pressure abroad, there is pressure at home. the prime minster one of those who could be interviewed and fined over breaking lockdown laws. what then? if you are found to have broken a law, would he resign? that process must be completed, and i'm looking forward to it being completed, and that's the time to say more on that. but while he grapples with the stand—off, downing street has been distracted. borisjohnson met uk troops in warsaw who have been helping on poland...