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drunken out cation, security staff been treated with contempt cleaners, having to more pop red wine seagraves us shaving da syria, isn't it? of what's meant to be the place, heart if government that sets the standards of our country and is your culture under your leadership? did you never for a moment during the past 5 months or even this morning? when that report landed on your desk and you read it, play by play. think about resign in a poll out today. just out says 3 and 5 persons think he should. yes, i and jo beth i of course, i understand why people are i indignant in the end i a why people have been angry at what, what took place at all i can say is that i really think given everything that is going on right now, it's my job to get on, and so the people in this country, not just to get us through the biggest war in europe for, for 70 years, but the, a huge spike in the, the cost of living and to deliver our manifesto commitments on which i was elected. with a large majority i, i so i, i, i hear you, i understand you, but i, i, i really feel it's my job to, to, to get on. the thought abo

the feeling was, as you say, seagrave's report, while it was grisly, difficult reading for everybody, changed their own judgment about borisjohnson's significantly changed their own judgment about boris johnson's for transit ability to remain in office and yet, today, as you say, two conservative mps have spoken up and issued a statement saying that they think the prime minister should go. one tory mp said in his statement that hejust doesn't one tory mp said in his statement that he just doesn't accept that the prime minister was unaware of events going on. his repeated assurances in parliament there is no rule breaking simply is not credible. that will be the focus of house of commons investigation and the committee will be looking at that exact question the coming weeks and the tory mp david simmons has also said that he just doesn't think the prime minister now can carry on and he lost the confidence of him even if thatis lost the confidence of him even if that is not widely shared across the tory party backbenchers. there is a sense that this is no in any way. i still think the p

no sign yet of seagrave's report. tomorrow. or does it reignite all the public anger and reinforce dance among conservative mps about boris johnson? in the words of one senior conservative, he could be facing a leadership contest by the end of the week he could be getting through this and getting back to the dayjob and getting on with it. we will find out in the next few hours. staff at network rail, and 13 train operators, have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action. the rmt union said its leaders would meet to discuss a timetable for walkouts from mid—june. our transport correspondent katy austin is at london euston for us this morning. this sounds like it could be a big deal. , ., , ~ this sounds like it could be a big deal. , ., , . ., �* deal. yes, that is right. we don't have any dates _ deal. yes, that is right. we don't have any dates yet _ deal. yes, that is right. we don't have any dates yet for _ deal. yes, that is right. we don't have any dates yet for mine - deal. yes, that is right. we don't. ha