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sir alistair graham, former chairman of the committee on standards in public life. reasonably good job and no harm has been done by this. we need to relax about it and give the man a break. william says if boris johnson sticks to his story that he thought it was a work event, doesn't sue gray effectively have to just take his word for it? if she can't prove otherwise, won't she have to end up clearing him? it all seems a bit preordained to me. and a couple more, people asking questions. christine says if it was a works business meeting, why was boris johnson's wife there and didn't the police notice? i have an e—mail here from lisa who says, i sent boris johnson two letters about the tragic loss of my beloved husband peter and i have yet to receive a reply. the contempt the prime minister and some of his mps have for the grief stricken families who have had their lives torn apart is abhorrent. the half—hearted apology borisjohnson gave at pmqs yesterday was devoid of any empathy, and that is shameful. in half an hour or so we are going to talk to somebody who did br