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As he put it, he believed implicitly it was a work event. richard says, lies, lies, and more lies and his position is untenable, he must go. karen says that it should be let go, does it affect what is going on with covid or people crossing the channel? i don't think so. but there are more messages like this from tracy in newbold, borisjohnson lie that misled parliament, he must resign, you cannot govern the country by changing the rules on a whim and spinning the plates. let's speak to sam rhydderch — member of the young conservatives and laura perrins is the co—founder of conservative wom...

Many americans noticed, it all came to a head with the prime minister there in the house of commons answering questions from members of parliament. >> what's so gothic about that response? it's that the prime minister feels no shame for his actions. >> a quaint tradition called the prime minister's answers. call it quaint because they still have princes and princesses. every wednesday the prime minister has to go toe to toe with mps and face the music. not that brits are known for their music. >> i want to repeat that i thought it was a work event. >> that apology was pretty worthless, wasn't ...

Public. hear, hear! he's finally being forced to admit - public. hear, hear! he's finally being forced to admit what - public. hear, hear! he's finally- being forced to admit what everyone knew _ being forced to admit what everyone knew he _ being forced to admit what everyone knew. he was hosting boozy parties in downing — knew. he was hosting boozy parties in downing street. is he now going to do— in downing street. is he now going to do the _ in downing street. is he now going to do the decent thing and resign? there's some important context to explain. i appreciate the point he's makin...

Tonight at ten, for the first time, borisjohnson admits he did attend 3 drinks party at number ten during the first lockdown. he went to tell mps he regretted what happened, but he still insisted the gathering, in his view, was a work event. i regret the way the event i have described was handled. i bitterly regret it and wish that we could have done things differently, and i have and will continue to apologise for what we did. but many mps were incensed by the prime minister's suggestion that the gathering had been within the rules in a technical sense. the party's over, prime minister. the o...

Next to ten of my colleagues, and we'll all drink and we'll. all eat and will decide later- whether it contravenes covid rose or is a work event or a party. but you're right, the very serious side of it was - majority of calls... there was some sarcasm coming through from callers, _ but the vast majority of calls were eitherangry... - the word the prime minister himself used in his statement was rage, - and there was rage coming through for sure. - but the thing that struck me most and struck other listeners most i was the grief and the pain that was coming through. | we had calls from a woman...