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confidence vote in technical terms so it does give some permission if you like for backbench mps to vote against the government without the consequence of losing the party whip but you're completely right to say that in reality this is of course about how much confidence the mps have in the prime minister. any rebellion on those benches would be damaging to rishi sunak, already robertjenrick wasn't resignation is damaging and this matters because the government has chosen to make this policy so symbolic, so totemic. they have set a lot of stall by this. rishi sunak was asked that if ...

on the subject of exhaustive —— they were the subject of exhaustive cabinet discussion. in were the subject of exhaustive cabinet discussion.— were the subject of exhaustive cabinet discussion. in his witness statement. _ cabinet discussion. in his witness statement, michael— cabinet discussion. in his witness statement, michael gove - cabinet discussion. in his witness statement, michael gove has - cabinet discussion. in his witness| statement, michael gove has said cabinet discussion. in his witness - statement, michael gove has said the wider cabinet were brought into deci...

think everybody accepts, or a lot of people accept you wouldn't make every decision in an absolutely perfect way in an unprecedented situation, but it's that sense of did borisjohnson and his number 10 operation understand how big covid was early enough? did they make the first lockdown decision quickly enough and did they learn lessons as they were going on? there have been all these claims about borisjohnson being dismissive of some of the science, talking about letting the bodies pile high, suggesting old people should be allowed to get the virus to allow young people to go about ...

position. —— r number. one of the things we discovered was children could pass the disease on to children and whilst both asymptomatic, they could then pass it on to older relatives. so, yes, that was one of the many things we had to contend with, yes. you that was one of the many things we had to contend with, yes.— had to contend with, yes. you are sa in: had to contend with, yes. you are saying you — had to contend with, yes. you are saying you received _ had to contend with, yes. you are saying you received medical- had to contend with, yes. you are | saying you received ...

what he said yesterday, lets go through a little bit of fry his evidence is so important. matt hancock was in charge of the government health department at the time the pandemic began. he was an extremely powerful figure but also controversial, many will remember at times. he was tasked with overseeing restrictions such as things like lockdown and social distancing. let's have a listen to matt hancock speaking yesterday. mrcummings, sir patrick mr cummings, sir patrick vallance in his diaries, _ mr cummings, sir patrick vallance in his diaries, helen mcnamara had made reference _ his...