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Peopled with political figures of sufficient authority to restrain the prime minister. "many special advisers", we are hearing, which sirjohn thought was a bad idea, not that all of them could be doing anything particularly useful. and as you say, we all need a critical friend. this is a conservative talking about the current conservative government, amongst that wider issue of democracy. what amongst the things this government have done of late has caused you concern? well, my worry with the prime minister is that he does seem to have breached the ministerial code. in that the evidence seems ...

Bodies they want to cease being members of. and we will not compromise on that principle. it is now more than 80 years, matthaus, since polish pilots came to my own constituency in west london to help my country in our fight for freedom. and we stood side by side to uphold our values and principles then, and we stand side by side now. thank you all very much. translation: thank you very much, prime minister. _ translation: thank you very much, prime minister. this _ translation: thank you very much, prime minister. this concludes - translation: thank you very much, prime minister. this conclud...

And conservative members of parliament don't seem to have plucked up the courage to have forced a new election for a new leader of the conservative party, and therefore a new prime minister. so that really does worry me. i was worried about what was, i think, a breach of one of the seven principles of public life, in terms of the refurbishment of parliament, because the first principle is about putting the public interest before the private interest. and here, of course, we know the electoral commission had to fine the conservative party for not properly declaring donation that had been made. ...

On the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport let's go back to our top story, and former conservative prime minister sirjohn major has said borisjohnson and his officials "broke lockdown laws" over parties held in downing street. mrjohnson, who is coming under pressure to quit, said today he was looking forward to police concluding their inquiry into 12 gatherings. earlier martine croxall spoke to the former chairman of the committee on standards in public life, sir alistair graham — and asked his reaction, to what sirjohn major had to say. it was a very wide—ranging speech from everyth...

About the refurbishment of the flat, so it's the lack of integrity, decline in authority by the prime minister, and what looks like knowingly misled parliament about a particular situation. sirjohn was reluctant to be drawn on that, waiting for the met police to reveal what they've found. if you cannot force a government to implement change and tidy house, is it down to the electorate finally to vote for a different party, just briefly? it is down to the electorate, but unfortunately they may have to wait one or two years before they are given an opportunity, and therefore i think we can ask t...