Labour demands probe into Boris Johnson's 'conduct' after Dyson text messages
Don't show me this message again✕ (AFP via Getty Images) Labour has demanded a parliamentary investigation Boris Johnson’s “conduct” after he personally messaged the billionaire inventor Sir James Dyson, telling him he would “fix” a tax issue for his employees during the height of the pandemic. Rachel Reeves, the shadow Cabinet Office minister, called on the influential Commons Liaison Committee to summon Mr Johnson to give evidence to MPs on the issue and publish his correspondence with the entrepreneur. In text messages, published by the BBC, Mr Johnson assured the British inv...