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they also say ministers are "groping for answers" on whether the prime minister was aware of the chris pincher allegations. tory rebels tell the times the way borisjohnson responded to the claims means he is more likely to lose support within the 1922 committee. the same story features on the telegraph, who report the prime minister is facing a cabinet backlash over how he has handled the allegations. the mirror reports labour have blasted the pm for saying chris pincher "did the decent thing" by resigning as deputy chief whip. in the guardian, half of all children in single—parent...

Your next hour. Once the show. Always a pleasure to have your company. Another terrible day ahead for rishi sunak. Has there been a decent day you can even remember and you remember yesterday i was delighted to show the biggest Saint Georges flag in the land in my home city of nottingham, 62 foot, an absolute monster of a flag across the Market Square on the council house. Well, today a tory mp has floated the idea its tory mp has floated the idea wsfime tory mp has floated the idea its time for a minister for flags to protect our cherished flags. Do you agree with that . Would that get your ...

For us on abc 7 news at 5 00. More developing news, Health Officials say there are now three confirmed cases of a dangerous respiratory virus in the bay area. Hundreds of people in the u. S. Are infected with enterovirus 68. These are the first in Northern California. Allen wong joins us live now with details. Allen . Reporter yeah, larry and cheryl, to keep things in perspective, more than 300 people have died from the flu in california this year. None have died from the enterovirus d68. The hospitals are seeing an increasing number of children with the enterovirus. In fact, the first two cas...

In today’s newsletter: The number of MPs who have lost their party’s whip now totals 18. The damage to public trust could be even more widespread

Crispin Blunt has denied claims against him, but why are we always asked to think of the fallout for the PM, not the alleged victims, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde