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BBCNEWS Newsday June 4, 2024 22:13:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Newsday June 4, 2024 22:13:00

Boris johnson forced to apologise again and again for lockdown partying in downing street. i want to begin by repeating my apologies. mr speaker, i want to apologise. i once again offer a full apology. but is saying sorry enough to save his job? for now, cabinet colleagues think so. it's not defensible, and he has paid that fixed— penalty notice. the question, i suppose, in my mind is, you know, as individuals, none of us are perfect, no—one does... you know, we all err, we're all human. the question in my mind therefore is, did he set out with malice to break the law? answer — no. but n...

BBCNEWS BBC News at Ten June 4, 2024 21:13:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News at Ten June 4, 2024 21:13:00

In downing street, and the official response to what took place. the blackmores say what went on amounts to hypocrisy. injune 2020, the uk was in lockdown — the month they lost their newborn daughter, just four days old. covid restrictions kept the family apart. to know that through that time, i when we were literally only getting a section of time with our baby girl and knowing she was going to die, j and there were people having - parties, and who made the rules? they're the ones who put that in place. - we're not the only people that lost somebody. - conservative mps insist they understan...

BBCNEWS BBC News at Ten June 4, 2024 21:12:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News at Ten June 4, 2024 21:12:00

Vicki young, has more. he's broken the law, and his own strict covid rules. boris johnson forced to apologise again and again for lockdown partying in downing street. i want to begin by repeating my apologies. mr speaker, i want to apologise. i once again offer a full apology. but is saying sorry enough to save his job? for now, cabinet colleagues think so. it's not defensible, and he has paid that fixed— penalty notice. the question, i suppose, in my mind is, you know, as individuals, none of us are perfect, no—one does... you know, we all err, we're all human. the question in my mind the...