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You are able to take a manner, and that has the same effect. there is no such manner, it disappeared many years ago, no one could possibly tell you where the obscure landais, but it has the effect of disqualifying you as an mp. you are hearing a lot about who is taking that right now. it is hearing a lot about who is taking that right now.— that right now. it is bonkers. welcome _ that right now. it is bonkers. welcome to _ that right now. it is bonkers. welcome to the _ that right now. it is bonkers. welcome to the weird - that right now. it is bonkers. welcome to the weird and i that right...

Friends. then there was this little message here. barney, i have known you for a year but it was the best year of my life. and it wouldn�*t have been the same without you. really heartfelt messages. and of course, ian coates was also remembered here yesterday. all three will be remembered at a vigil later on at the old market square. there is a book of condolences. i was there yesterday. people had already started to place flowers. another vigil. we have heard about the city of nottingham coming together. i think what has happened will take a very long time for the people who do process. tha...

Assista nt assistant editor at conservative home. welcome to you both and thank you forjoining us. sam power, what is your reaction to the report? i think we were all expecting boris johnson to face some kind of sanctions but as many of your guests have said, the 90 day recommendation process pension is certainly at the top end of what anyone would have expected and then some. i suspect it is notjust the misleading parliament that is in the sanction but also the denigration of the committee itself. by both boris johnson and his supporters. not only in his resignation statement on friday, but a...

On the 13th of november? prime minister. mr speaker, no, but i'm sure that whatever happened, the guidance was followed and the rules were followed at all times. for almost exactly a year, the seven mps on the privileges committee, a majority of whom are conservatives, have been investigating his conduct. last week, they sent him notice of their findings. it's certain they will be highly critical, as mrjohnson resigned abruptly on hearing the contents of their report. in his resignation statement, he insisted, "i did not lie". he accused them of being "determined to drive me out of parliament,...

Lucy fisher, the whitehall editor at the financial times, joins us. it has not been a very edgy fun day for the conservative party, has it? t the conservative party, has it? i think that is right. the recriminations held by both sides have not exactly been edifying. this war of words from their leader, rishi sunak, and his predecessor, borisjohnson, only serve to encourage their allies to continue the factional infighting and back fighting behind the scenes. it also speaks to the trouble ahead regarding whether borisjohnson will try to find another seat to fight for the general election. if we...