ajunior minister resigns over the uk government's handling of dominic cummings — and his family tripuring lockdown. the prime minister's chief adviser says he does not regret the journey. nearly a0 conservative mps are calling for mr cummings to go over his interpretation of the rules — but ministers continue to insist he acted reasonably. the uk government's been asked if it will review fines given to families who breached lockdown to get childcare. europe looks to relax border restrictions — ahead of the tourist season. in greece, restrictions on domestic travel have been eased — with people allowed to move around the country. and a warning to latin america — now is not the time to ease restrictions, as coronavirus deaths rise rapidly in brazil. let's return now to today's downing street briefing, led by the health secretary matt hancock. once again the questions centred on dominic cummings. matt hancock told the briefing he believed that mr cummings acted within the guidelines set out by the government. he also said he may review fines given to families who breached lockdown to ge

ajunior minister has resigned and at least 30 conservative mps have now called for borisjohnson‘s top, to resign. douglas ross, who was the under secretary of state for scotland, said the way mr cummings had interpreted the lockdown rules was different from "the vast majority" who had done as the government had asked. he was supported by the cabinet office minister, michael gove this morning who said mr cummings' account of his actions was "exhaustive, detailed and verifiable". here's our political editor, laura kuenssberg. the prime minister was knocked up adviser no longer protecting his boss. instead of very big problem. —— prime minister's adviser. a minister has jumped because —— prime minister's adviser. a minister hasjumped because dominic cummings has not been purged. douglas ross saying if the number 10 advisable not after breaking at least the spirit of the lockdown that he will not stay. i have constituents who followed the guidance, and whether there were areas you could get around the guidance, they didn't, when the vast majority of the people followed the guidance becaus

ajunior minister resigns over the uk government‘s handling of dominic cummings — and his family tripers continue to insist he acted reasonably. the uk government‘s been asked if it will review fines given to families who breached lockdown to get childcare. europe looks to relax border restrictions — ahead of the tourist season. in greece, restrictions on domestic travel have been eased — with people allowed to move around the country. and a warning to latin america — now is not the time to ease restrictions, as coronavirus deaths rise rapidly in brazil. let‘s return now to today‘s downing street briefing,

ajunior minister — douglas ross — has resigned over the actions of dominic cummings.have reported their inboxes full of emails from their constituents on the matter. and 0livia paterson is one person who has written to her conservative mp about mr cummings' actions.... 0livia joins me now... let's start from the beginning. you wrote at the weekend to your mp. while? what was the tone of the letter? i wrote off the back of a tweet i sent on friday night, expressing anger, because my grandfather had died alone, not from coronavirus, but he was alone because my family and carers in her ca re because my family and carers in her care home rightly follow the rules. i got care home rightly follow the rules. igota care home rightly follow the rules. i got a huge number of responses from that that completely bowled me over, the sympathy and other people who had been through the same thing. i also had a couple suggesting that i write to my mp to tell him what i felt. it hadn't occurred to me. i thought that was a good idea because it seems that this action... just sending a twe