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A recent snap poll found six in ten british adults also want him to resign. six in ten. here is the thing. only one in ten actually believes that he will. boris johnson is the first sitting prime minister found to have broken the law. and remember, those are laws his government created. just ahead, cnn returns to bucha, where the local coroner's office has a seemingly endless task recovering the victims of russia's invasion. and what's being condemned in kyiv is being commended in moscow, if you can believe it. details on the military unit being honored by vladimir putin as it faces war crim...

The eurotunnel, this is why they are throwing themselves onto small embarkation is, and that is where it is tragic. remember, we saw 27 people died at sea just before christmas. coming back to this policy before the early may local elections, in the guardian, there is a snap poll by yougov of almost 3000 voters. interesting figures. of those 3000 voters, only 35% supported the measure, 43% opposed it. on the one hand, it is clear there is a serious problem, tens of thousands of people coming per year, the number keeps on going up. but to

Just mentioning there. so this is just a snap poll that has been taking place over the past hour or so. 57% say the prime minister should resign so pretty stark and 75% that the prime minister knowingly lie it and i think that word is quite interesting as well. it is something, of course, misled as a word used previously but the opposition came out a little bit more strongly today. but as you mentioned it would take mps, tory mps to come out and decide the fate of borisjohnson. the mid music down there, not the actual music behind you, what are people saying? that was a very — you, what are ...

What are the implications? twofold. watch politically how the prime minister survives this. does his party continue to back him? remember, the biggest fear here is a no confidence vote, the possibility that his party could turn against him, try to turn him out of office. a recent snap poll showed that two-thirds of adults in this country want to see the prime minister resign. that's an increase from just a couple of weeks ago. you can see how the public is turning against him. is this apology too little too late, ana? >> salma, thank you for your report. coming up, what caused the former pre...

Said, "socially distanced drinks" "bring your own booze." we well remember where we were at the time. families divided, the elderly locked up in care homes. weddings, funerals cancelled. this afternoon, facing an urgent question from the oppostion, it fell to the paymaster general to issue the governments holding statement. i apologise again, unreservedly, for the upset that these allegations have caused. there is no need for an investigation into the symbol, central questions today. did the prime minister attend the event in the downing street garden on the 20th of may, 2020? so far — mrjoh...