but labour�*s angela rayner says lockdown rules were breached. were breached and the prime minister was in attendance at these parties. first is that there were not any ban he said it was outrageous to have been parties and then we found out he was at the end he said he did not know they were parties. the prime minister has lied about the situation and lockdown rules have been breached and the prime minister has to go. let's go to the houses of parliament and our correspondent alex forsyth. give us a sense of what people are saying now about this? it give us a sense of what people are saying now about this?— saying now about this? it does not take much for— saying now about this? it does not take much for us _ saying now about this? it does not take much for us to _ saying now about this? it does not take much for us to remember - saying now about this? it does not take much for us to remember the level of anger there was even within the conservative party when all this emerged about the number of events that have taken place in downing street. b

angela rayner, deputy leader ofthe that. angela rayner, deputy leader of the labour _ that.llis. . ., _ . we can take a listen to michael ellis. . ., . ., , ellis. i want to say in all of this to be careful _ ellis. i want to say in all of this to be careful of _ ellis. i want to say in all of this to be careful of intolerant - to be careful of intolerant messaging. not all russians are our enemy. any british citizens of russian extraction came to this country with a view to an opposition of president putin. people cancelling tchaikovsky concerts is not appropriate and labour seeking to whip up anti—russian feeling or casting all portions of russian extraction in a negative light is wrong and it is wrong in principle and, furthermore, it is the case that the disclosure of the information sought here today would undermine the very role of the house of lords appointments commission. they are asking, madam deputy speaker, for something that would break the appointments process in the house of lords. it would chip away at the careful vetting procedures and the exchange of inform

angela rayner. that came up at pmqs today.s hundreds of pounds on bills, funded with a one—off levy on the soaring profits of big energy companies. so i ask the deputy prime minister, is their only plan to keep on begging? dominic raab, on a change of topic, pointed to previous support forjeremy corbyn as labour leader. when she was campaigning, as the rest of— when she was campaigning, as the rest of them were, to make the honourable member for islington north_ honourable member for islington north prime minister, this prime minister— north prime minister, this prime minister was foreign secretary, leading — minister was foreign secretary, leading the response to the nerve agent— leading the response to the nerve agent attack. leading the response to the nerve agent attack-— leading the response to the nerve aaent attack. ., , , ., agent attack. that response leading to unknown usual _ agent attack. that response leading to unknown usual intervention - agent attack. that response leading to unknown usual intervention from| to

angela rayner. thank— to hear the question. angela rayner. thank you. _ to hear the question.nt attack... i leading the response to the nerve agent attack. . ._ leading the response to the nerve agent attack... i hate to say it. we can't keep — agent attack... i hate to say it. we can't keep going — agent attack. .. i hate to say it. we can't keep going back— agent attack. .. i hate to say it. we can't keep going back for- agent attack... i hate to say it. we can't keep going back for 12 - agent attack... i hate to say it. we can't keep going back for 12 years. can't keep going back for 12 years as a defensive mechanism. i will decide, — as a defensive mechanism. i will decide, thank you! what i wanted to do, decide, thank you! what i wanted to do. deputy— decide, thank you! what i wanted to do, deputy prime minister, if we can stick to— do, deputy prime minister, if we can stick to this — do, deputy prime minister, if we can stick to this because we have a lot of people — stick to this because we have a lot of people ahead of me desperate to -et of people ahead of me desperat

it is on the appetite among conservative mps, you heard angela rayner there, saying, they believe thision is untenable, and it's not in the end, labor's call, and it will be conservative mps who amount a challenge. the heat has gone out over this issue in the last few weeks, ukraine has been top of the agenda, the police have been going away, investigating, we haven't heard much. how much the prime minister receiving a penalty charge, notice, if indeed he does, will put him back, and questioned his leadership in, judgment, again, to be determined as colleagues. >> okay tomorrow's take 9:00, i look forward to it, thank. you make the most of it as well, she's off next week. our other main story today, and face to face peace talks between russia and ukraine are due to resume this morning in turkey. that's amid a backdrop of a remarkable claim about -- see she's wrecking the joint. about the poisoning of a russian oligarch roman abramovich. let's take a look at the developments this morning. the ukrainian military claims to have retaken the city of irpin northwest of kyiv. alongside the se

there are messages sent to angela rayner.er apologised. 70—year—old michael mcgrath cleated guilty to sending an offensive e—mail to the mps office on the 16th of october 2021 at day after david amess murder. much i can't read out due to the nature he used but he intimated she and her colleagues must be celebrating the death of mr amess and calls are vile. he later sent an e—mail to apologise for his actions with up in apologise for his actions with up in a victim impact statement read out in court ms. rayner described how the words of laughter frightened not only for herself and her family, her children and her staff. she said it two she changes a person. she's constantly walking back watching her back wherever she is not knowing what these people might be capable of. she seemed to other mps murdered and worried it could happen her. in herjob she had developed a thick skin. these people have really hurt her and she wanted them to know their actions have effects and consequences. both men have expressed remorse, apologise for

in the commons, labour�*s deputy leader, angela rayner, asked dominic raab whether the prime had toldime minister? , , minister? it is the first time we have someone _ minister? it is the first time we have someone on _ minister? it is the first time we have someone on the - minister? it is the first time we have someone on the record i minister? it is the first time we - have someone on the record saying that boris johnson have someone on the record saying that borisjohnson was angry at initial warnings from the intelligence services about evgeny lebedev and went ahead with a here anyway. if you cast your mind back to 2020 when this peerage was announced, it was highly controversial. evgeny lebedev is well known as the owner of the evening standard newspaper, he is a close friend of the prime minister. his dad is alexander lebedev, a former kgb spy. mr lebedevjunior, thatis former kgb spy. mr lebedevjunior, that is evgeny lebedev, he had said in the last few days that he is not a security risk, he is a proud british citizen. but when he was nominated for that peerage, there were conc