Oi. if you break it you are supposed to go but if you break it you are supposed to go but i if you break it you are supposed to go. but i don t want to get ahead of myself go. but i don t want to get ahead of myself because i think first i don t know myself because i think first i don t know all myself because i think first i don t know all the facts first i don t think anyone does it look for some of the think anyone does it look for some of the facts think anyone does it look for some of the facts are still emergence i think of the facts are still emergence i think the of the facts are still emergence i think the right thing to do is a proper think the right thing to do is a proper investigation. live now to westminster and our uk political correspondentjonathan blake. just talk us through what s going on here. just talk us through what s going on here. ~ , . ., here. the prime minister we are told is still gathering here. the prime minister we are told is still gathering the here. the prime minister we are told is still gathering the necessary - is still gathering the necessary information, suella braverman has decided that she has said everything that she needs to and has no further case to answer. meanwhile pressure is mounting from the government s political opponents. sir keir starmer at lever of the leader per party and in opposition for most as you havejust heard. so party and in opposition for most as you have just heard. so tricky situation for suella braverman. she may yet face in an investigation by the prime minister s independent adviser on ministerial interest who is there to look into any possible breaches of the ministerial code thatis breaches of the ministerial code
Considers this matter to be closed. labour, as you may expect, take the opposite view saying she has abused her position of power and they want the prime minister s independent ethics adviser to now investigate the issue. a short time ago at a press conference injapan, rishi sunak was asked about it and this is what he had to say. t do sunak was asked about it and this is what he had to say. what he had to say. i do not know the full details what he had to say. i do not know the full details of what he had to say. i do not know the full details of what what he had to say. i do not know the full details of what has - the full details of what has happened nor have i spoken to the home happened nor have i spoken to the home secretary, i think you can see first-hand home secretary, i think you can see first hand what i have been doing over the first hand what i have been doing over the last day or so. but i understand she has expressed regret rate for understand she has expressed regret rate for speeding, accepted the penalty rate for speeding, accepted the penalty and paid the fine. 30 rate for speeding, accepted the penalty and paid the fine. so that is rishi sunak penalty and paid the fine. so that is rishi sunak speaking penalty and paid the fine. so that is rishi sunak speaking just - penalty and paid the fine. so that is rishi sunak speaking just a - penalty and paid the fine. so thatj is rishi sunak speaking just a few minutes ago, refusing to say that he would hold an investigation, refusing, really, to condemn the home secretary s behaviour. of course, suella braverman is no stranger to controversy and i suspect that opposition parties are not going to want to leave it at just this and will continue to push for some kind of investigational some kind of outcome to this.