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In ukraine, but as the fallout from sue gray's initialfindings into lockdown parties in downing street continues, borisjohnson has insisted his focus is entirely on delivering on the priorities of the british people. the deputy prime minister, dominic raab, says conservative mps still "overwhelmingly" support borisjohnson, despite sue gray concluding there'd been a "failure of leadership". here's our political correspondent, chris mason. after a mauling from mps in public and pleading with his backbenchers in private yesterday, fleeing abroad — even to a potential war zone — must have felt...

Too many people have died, lost their loved ones whilst they were taking liberties. i've been quite loyal, i think to the conservatives up until now and it puts a big question over everything that everybody has been through over the pandemic. i'm disappointed with the things - that have gone on at downing street, while the rest of us have been in lockdown. - but overwriting that, i think, overall, going forward. - as much as borisjohnson wants to move things on it is clear there is still widespread anger and one important question, one of the events police are looking at happened in his own pr...

Loyal allies insisted... we're moving on with delivering with the british people. we're implementing the manifesto in which he got an intensely personal mandate in 2019. but others have had enough... people want honesty! yeah, iagree. this conservative backbencher congratulated by a passer—by for talking candidly about his grandma's funeral. i didn't hug my siblings, i didn't hug my parents. i gave a eulogy, and then afterwards i didn't go into her house for a cup of tea. does the prime minister think i'm a fool? i feel this is tarnishing us all, and the longer it goes on, the more damage it...

The prime minister. here's our political correspondent, chris mason. after a mauling from mps in public and pleading with his backbenchers in private yesterday, fleeing abroad — even to a potential war zone — must have felt like a relief for the prime minister today. but 1,500 miles and a few hours later, the questions he faces at home had followed him to ukraine. he didn't want to say much about them... my focus is entirely on delivering on the priorities of the british people, and they include ensuring that we are secure in our relations with our friends and allies, and that our friends ...

One parliament where borisjohnson could expect a warm welcome. today, ukrainian mps showed their appreciation for western allies. before that, president zelensky announced a new security partnership. translation: we are creating a new format of co-operation l in europe between ukraine, britain and poland. "glory to ukraine, glory to heroes," they chant on kyiv�*s independence square. notjust a show of thanks, but patriotism too. european countries help us, showed russia that, no, no, no, we are ready to save ukraine. so a symbol of thanks and appreciation from ukrainians for all the military...