the same from pete wishart.aid what we have heard from him, really, which was this sense he is sorry for further and anguish people have gone through during the lockdown but no direct apology about this dominic cummings situation, he kept saying he wanted to move on, and that is very clearly the view in government, they have thought throughout this, that they hope that things go on to something else, and we heard that again from the prime minister who repeated that phrase several time, he said he thought the public message would be helped if the discussion about dominic cummings ended now and went on the something else, but it was clear some mps weren't prepared to let that point 90, weren't prepared to let that point go, and in fact another conservative mp was watching that liaison committee appearance, and he tweeted during it, giles watling, he has been listening to the prime minister. he applauds him by sticking by his man but he said dominic cummings should stand down. i'm not sure the prime minister succee

pete wishart can boast a platinum disc or two from his musical career.ut michael gove did prompt some book shaming on social media for owning a book by a controversial historian. some politicians have even been accused of opting for the book shelfie just to show off. not something we would ever do on the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i'll be back on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm with the latest from the commons and the lords. until then, bye for now. hello, there. 0ur big weather cooldown is well under way. yesterday, we had temperatures as high as 25 celsius, with summer—like heat across the south. today, it's been winter—like cold that we have had across northern areas. the snow coming down in showers across the north of scotland, in moray, and further north, in shetland, the snow has been settling on some of the grassy hills, would you believe it. hard to believe it's may, isn't it? but this colder air continues to stream southwards overnight, with a continued risk of a few showers. wintry at times across northern scotland. it's

pete wishart composed a platinum disc or two from his musical career.shaming on social media for owning a book by a controversial historian. some politicians have even been accused of opting for the 'bookshelfie' just to show off — not something we'd ever do on the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i'll be back on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm with the latest from the commons and the lords. until then, bye for now. hello. it's hard to overstate just how different our weather will be by the end of sunday, certainly in the feel of things out there as it turns much colder across the uk. the cold accentuated by a strengthening wind as well. more cloud around, too, the chance of seeing a bit of rain. sunday begins with the cold air already in place in scotland, and then it surges south across the uk. cold arctic air coming our way, so very different from what we've had. now, these are the temperatures to start the day. already frosty across northern scotland, even a bit of snow lying to relatively low levels in some spots. icy in places, t

pete wishart composed a platinum disc or two from his musical career. gove did prompt some book shaming on social media for owning a book by a controversial historian. some politicians have even been accused of opting for the bookshelvie just to show off — not something we would ever do on the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i'll be back on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm with the latest from the commons and the lords. until then, bye for now. hello there. friday marks the 75th anniversary of ve day and it's going to be another very warm and a sunny day across much of the country. the sunshine a little bit hazy at times. and into the afternoon, the high temperatures could spark off a few heavy, maybe thundery, showers pretty much anywhere. now, the pressure chart reveals high—pressure dominating the scene through friday. we've got this weather front pushing in to the north of scotland. that'll introduce more cloud here with showery bursts of rain throughout the day. we'll also start the day with some showery bursts of rain across sout

pete wishart composed a platinum disc or two from his musical career.prompt some book shaming on social media for owning a book by a controversial historian. some politicians have even been accused of opting for the bookshelvie just to show off — not something we'd ever do on the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i'll be back on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm with the latest from the commons and the lords. until then, bye for now. very chilly out there at the moment. the cold weather which arrived on sunday is here to stay for the next few days. it's certainly not going to be warming up in a hurry. here's the cold front on the satellite picture, which swept across the uk. and behind it, cold airsurging in from the northern climes, all the way from the arctic, and spreading into other parts of europe through early monday as well. and, as i say, that is going to stick around for a few days. now, overall, monday is going to be a bright if not sunny day. but at times it will cloud over, and we are expecting some showers, particularly acros

pete wishart composed a platinum disc or two from his musical career.d prompt some book shaming on social media for owning a book by a controversial historian. some politicians have even been accused of opting for the bookshelvie just to show off — not something we'd ever do on the week in parliament. the thank you for watching. i'll be back on bbc parliament on monday night at 11pm with the latest from the commons and the lords. until then, bye for now. hello. there are lots of weather changes on the way as we go through the rest of this weekend. still some warmth in the day ahead, but it will be turning colder in northern scotland and much colder elsewhere across the uk by sunday. and windier as well. now, what's going on? cold air lurking close to northern scotland saturday night into sunday will surge south. not a huge amount of rain at least towards england and wales, and with that cold air, a stronger wind coming down from the north or north—east as well. we start saturday with temperatures well above freezing, a lot of dry weather around, but in

break them or at least bend them then why can't they as well the harshest words then coming from pete wishart arguing that boris johnson is sacrificing the credibility of the government to defend dominic cummings in response boris johnson himself saying this is not the time to play party politics and in fact angry m.p.'s should simply move on to other more crucial pressing matters when it comes to dealing with the pandemic as a whole so boris johnson really facing uncomfortable moments not just about dominic cummings but looking at the government's strategy from test track and trace to p.p. to care homes if felt like forest roads was really trying to do a lot of wiggle room to distract from the arguments around dominic cummings and boris johnson actually managed to commit to presenting a new track and trace program as of tomorrow to try and lower the risk of transmission he says he will be getting steadily better to becoming a world leading operation however when it comes to the issue of testing that was also brought up the prime minister was asked a simple question of why did it take well un

with his line of 2 days ago that dominic cummings acted reasonably legally and with integrity now pete wishart now he is the one that really is trying to hold boris johnson to account with all of this trying to raise the issue of how can this public anger really subside if a top top adviser to the government is behaving in such a way they too would then argue convey reinterpret the rules and potentially flout these lockdown measures as well so he was saying using quite colorful language saying that as the boris johnson sacrificed the credibility of the government by defending saddam and it cummings he says that the united kingdom is not any longer united in that position when it comes to the current virus crisis and how the government is handling it now boris johnson in this part said that he was trying to make this issue party political and trying to shut peter shot down and he said now is the time ready to move on essentially they have passed the peak of this crisis when it comes to dominic cummings. trying to push him even further saying it's one rule for those at the heart of government an

pete wishart. good afternoon prime minister and good to see you before committee.ve in the remit committee have been prepared to sacrifice the credibility and popularity of your own governmentjust to stand by your man. you have done something i've never seen done in the 20 years i've beenin never seen done in the 20 years i've been in this house, uniting a nation in combination and indignation of your handling of mr cummings. and 80% of the british public now think that dominic cummings broke the rules, 63% said you should sack him but the most worrying thing is 65% say that his conduct makes it less likely that the public will now follow lockd own likely that the public will now follow lockdown rules. surely, prime minister, surely no man is more important than keeping this nation safe. pete, if i may important than keeping this nation safe. pete, ifi may respectfully say in addition to what i've already said about that particular matter, a lot of what was written and said over saturday and sunday was false in respect of my adviser. it was not correct and i think