let's hear from angela rayner. i think the privilege committee report _ angela rayner.is _ angela rayner. i think the privilege committee report is damning. - angela rayner. i think the privilege| committee report is damning. boris johnson _ committee report is damning. boris johnson is _ committee report is damning. boris johnson is not — committee report is damning. boris johnson is not only— committee report is damning. boris johnson is not only a _ committee report is damning. boris johnson is not only a lawbreaker- committee report is damning. boris| johnson is not only a lawbreaker but a liar _ johnson is not only a lawbreaker but a liar he _ johnson is not only a lawbreaker but a liar he is— johnson is not only a lawbreaker but a liar he is not— johnson is not only a lawbreaker but a liar. he is not fit— johnson is not only a lawbreaker but a liar. he is not fit for— johnson is not only a lawbreaker but a liar. he is not fit for public- a liar. he is not fit for public office — a liar. he is not fit for public office he _ a liar. he is not fit for public office.

angela rayner from _ dying it until the end. angela rayner from the _ dying it until the end.our party, dying it until the end. angela - rayner from the labour party, she has come out and been pretty forceful in her statement. ijust wonder, andrew, the old tactics of my enemy because my enemy is my friend, if rishi sunak might be quite pleased that that distraction is no longer bear? —— my enemy's enemy. if the soap opera is going to continue, with that damaged the fact is that going to damage the conservative party? t is that going to damage the conservative party?- is that going to damage the conservative party? i think it is a chance rishi _ conservative party? i think it is a chance rishi sunak _ conservative party? i think it is a chance rishi sunak to _ conservative party? i think it is a chance rishi sunak to draw - conservative party? i think it is a chance rishi sunak to draw a - conservative party? i think it is aj chance rishi sunak to draw a line under what has been a very dysfunctional conservative party, but the thing is that there are lots ofjohnson acolytes wit

angela rayner with her reaction. _ and what he has done. angela rayner with her reaction.at he has done. angela rayner with her reaction. let's distill all - with her reaction. let's distill all of these a little bit with rob watson, or political correspondent. he joins watson, or political correspondent. hejoins me here on college green. let's take stock. a few hours after this report has been released, we have been getting a lot of reaction? we have ended. before we even take stock, it is probably worth reminding ourselves now that in the 1000 year history of the institution of britain's parliament, no minister, former prime minister or sitting prime minister, has been on the receiving end of such a damning report. i mean, it really is a fairly extraordinary moment, to put it in historical context. in terms of reaction, well, reaction has been pretty much along the lines that you could have entirely predicted. that is, that sort of chunk of people inside the government and the conservative party, and a large minority in this country, who like borisjohnson and whose attit

speaking of- angela rayner. thank you, mr speaker. speaking of the - angela rayner.uch shorter question - review. how is it going? iwelcome the much shorter question from . review. how is it going? iwelcome| the much shorter question from the right honourable lady today. let me just remind the right honourable lady of a few facts about the covid inquiry. we set up the covid inquiry, we have provided it with more than 55,000 documents so far, we have given it all the financial resources it needs so that we can learn the lessons from the pandemic. but, mr speaker, in wales, they also had a pandemic, and what have the labour run wales authorities done there? no independent inquiry in wales. as ever, one rule for labour and anotherfor everyone wales. as ever, one rule for labour and another for everyone else. mr and another for everyone else. m speaker, he acts and pretends like it is complicated, but it is simple. they set up the inquiry to get to the truth, then block the inquiry from getting the information it asked for. now they are taken to court. i know he consider

angela rayner answers . mr angela rayner answers.to pay for demanding another million to pay her he— demanding another million to pay her hhe hew— demanding another million to pay for his new lawyers— demanding another million to pay for his new lawyers . now i know for his new lawyers. now i know the honourable _ for his new lawyers. now i know the honourable gentleman and his hee— the honourable gentleman and his hee heee— the honourable gentleman and his former boss has— the honourable gentleman and his former boss has fallen out and hewhe— former boss has fallen out and hewhe he— former boss has fallen out and maybe he wants— former boss has fallen out and maybe he wants to patch things up. maybe he wants to patch things uh. huh— maybe he wants to patch things uh. huh eh— maybe he wants to patch things uh. huh he— maybe he wants to patch things up. but can he seriously say he— up. but can he seriously say hhhe he— up. but can he seriously say hhhe he e— up. but can he seriously say this is a good— up. but can he seriously say thi

they have been quick to react, angela rayner, the| quick to react, angela rayner, the deputy leader ofds to what she called the carousel of cronies. daisy cooper said borisjohnson had been allowed to hand out bronzed his partygate pals and rishi sunakjust waved it through. pals and rishi sunak 'ust waved it throu~h. . ., pals and rishi sunak 'ust waved it throu~h. ., ,, i. , pals and rishi sunak 'ust waved it throu~h. . ,, , . �* through. thank you very much. i'm “oined 110w now by alistair graham, a former chairman of the committee on standards in public life, hello to you. these honours are usually... ? can you hear me? ogres, hello. these honours have come around, and what is your reaction to these? —— good. it is a fairly shocking state of affairs, really, whether prime ministers —— where the prime ministers —— where the prime ministers can produce a massive list, as massive as this is, for example, introducing seven new peers in the house of lords, when it is already tottering on the 800 number. even the people in the house of lords think it should be radically reformed. i think i

we heard from angela rayner but we — just imploding.from sir keir starmer and maybe this is an open go for him and he does not need to say anything. do you think that's a strategy he's taking to begin with? i’m you think that's a strategy he's taking to begin with?— you think that's a strategy he's taking to begin with? i'm not sure it is a strategy- — taking to begin with? i'm not sure it is a strategy. i _ taking to begin with? i'm not sure it is a strategy. i think, _ taking to begin with? i'm not sure it is a strategy. i think, it - taking to begin with? i'm not sure it is a strategy. i think, it does - it is a strategy. i think, it does not know— it is a strategy. i think, it does not know quite _ it is a strategy. i think, it does not know quite how _ it is a strategy. i think, it does not know quite how to - it is a strategy. i think, it does not know quite how to react. l it is a strategy. i think, it does i not know quite how to react. we don't _ not know quite how to react. we don't want — not know quite how to react. we don't

shadow deputy leader angela rayner says it's ebean— leader angela rayner says it's ebean ne— leader angelaonce more. you know, he's he's not held his hands up to and taken responsibility as he should do. the privileges committee , a well respected committee, a well respected committee that are made up majority tory mps , and he's majority of tory mps, and he's just tried to trash them and say , i've got no responsibility, i've done nothing wrong. he's a man never hold his man that can never hold his hands up to what done and hands up to what he's done and i think he's an absolute disgrace. and riddance. he and you know, good riddance. he shouldn't been in shouldn't have been in parliament in the first place . parliament in the first place. florida's governor has criticised— florida's governor has criticised the- florida's governor has criticised the indictment of benaba— criticised the indictment of donald trump— criticised the indictment of donald trump ,_ criticised the indictment of donald trump , despite being criticised the indictment of donald trump, despite being his anab— donald tr

angela rayner. mr speaker, all we are asking for is what the covid inquiry has asked for.oss the world, covid inquiries are well under way while his government hides information and shells out public money on legal bills for the oxbridge one, the former prime minister is now demanding another million to pay for his new lawyers. i know the honourable gentleman and his former boss have fallen out, and maybe he wants to patch things up, but can he seriously say this is a good use of taxpayers�* money? deputy prime minister. if we want to talk about relationships between different people, i do not think we need to search her whatsapp messages to know there is no communication between her and the leader of her party. i will happily, happily stand up for our record on covid. when she and her party were carping from the sidelines, calling for longer lockdowns, i was working, as culture secretary, to keep ourfootball clubs running, to protect our theatres and museums, and deliver the largest cultural recovery package in the western world. that is the difference between her and me,

is right to tott— is why angela rayner is right to tott otout— is why angela rayner is right toay? she said that boris johnson should never have been prime minister. ridiculous minister. what a ridiculous thing . boris johnson had thing to say. boris johnson had one of the largest majorities. we've in the history we've ever seen in the history of in this country. he of politics in this country. he had universal support of the had the universal support of the electorate, is how electorate, which is how he became prime minister in the first against the odds and first place against the odds and in a very fair campaign to say something like that. i'm sorry. she's the one that looks like a pound shop idiot. no, she isn't. she's what like she's that's what she looks like by saying something so ludicrous. she ludicrous. well, what does she say? he should never been say? he should never have been hhme— say? he should never have been hhme-she-e— say? he should never have been prime -she's not. - prime minister. she's not. hotoow— prime minister. she's not.- wotoow—wom toh nobody would di

— after shadow deputy leader angela rayner says it's clear the— angela rayner says it's clear the says it's clear the former prime minister lied. teete— the former prime minister lied. bette tetneen— the former prime minister lied. boris johnson has— the former prime minister lied. boris johnson has shown himself to te— boris johnson has shown himself to be e— boris johnson has shown himself to be e eewet— boris johnson has shown himself to be a coward once more. 4:3. to be a coward once more. you knew.— to be a coward once more. you knew. tes— to be a coward once more. you knew. we tes— to be a coward once more. you know, he's he's not— to be a coward once more. you know, he's he's not held his hands up to and taken responsibility, as he should do . the privileges committee are well respected committee that are made up majority of tory mps and he's just tried to trash them and say, i've got no responsibility, i've done nothing wrong. he's a man that can never hold his hands up to what he's done. and i think he's an absolute disgrace. and, you know, good riddance. he shouldn't hav

shadow deputy leader angela rayner says it's ciear— leader angela rayner says it's ciear ne— leader angelatrump, despite being his rival in the republican presidential race. ron desantis argues there are double standard in issuing charges. he claims nothing has been done about hillary clinton's email controversy during her time as secretary of state trump has been charged with mishandling classified documents and keeping them in his house in florida , a them in his house in florida, a former adviser to clinton and bush administrations, steve gill, told gb news the move is politically motivated . and you politically motivated. and you have president— politically motivated. and you have president biden- politically motivated. and you have president biden ,- c and you have president biden , who had have president biden, who had iocamenis— have president biden, who had documents as— have president biden, who had documents as vice president and us documents as vice president and us senaori— documents as vice president and us senator stashed— documents as vice president and us senator stashed in

— after shadow deputy leader angela rayner says it's clear the— angela rayner says it's clear the says it's clear the former prime minister lied. teete— the former prime minister lied. bette tetneen— the former prime minister lied. boris johnson has— the former prime minister lied. boris johnson has shown himself to te— boris johnson has shown himself to be e— boris johnson has shown himself to be e eewet— boris johnson has shown himself to be a coward once more. 4:3. to be a coward once more. you knew.— to be a coward once more. you knew. tes— to be a coward once more. you knew. we tes— to be a coward once more. you know, he's he's not— to be a coward once more. you know, he's he's not held his hands up to and taken responsibility, as he should do . the privileges committee are well respected committee that are made up majority of tory mps and he's just tried to trash them and say, i've got no responsibility, i've done nothing wrong. he's a man that can never hold his hands up to what he's done. and i think he's an absolute disgrace. and, you know, good riddance. he shouldn't hav

labour's deputy leader, angela rayner and the deputy prime minister, oliver dowden, have clashed overvid inquiry at today's pmqs. mr dowden was filling in for rishi sunak, and defended the goverment�*s decision to challenge what documents it hands to the inquiry, saying they had given it �*everything that was needed'. the inquiry has demanded that ministers submit borisjohnson's whatsapp messages unredacted. labour has accused the government of obstructing the inquiry. mr speaker, he acts like, attends that it's he pretends it's complicated... complicated, but it's simple. they set up the inquiry to get to the truth, then blocked that inquiry from getting the information that it asked for, and now they are taking it to court. i know he considers himself a man of the people, so using his vast knowledge of working class britain, does he think working people will thank him for spending hundreds of thousands of pounds of their money on loophole lawyers just so that the government can obstruct the covid inquiry? deputy prime minister. we will provide the inquiry with each and every documen

you have angela rayner saying tax, tax, rax. — angela rayner saying tax, tax, rax. kon — angela raynertruth is that when you talk about and crippled economy, about and crippled the economy, rachel reeves £28 billion a year on would be on climate change, it would be stupid country not stupid for this country to not lead way that . not only lead the way on that. not only because you mentioned because and you mentioned i've beenin because and you mentioned i've been in the well, then you must been in the well, then you must be very angry with rachel. i've been himalayas the past been in the himalayas the past couple weeks where you see couple of weeks where you see the climate change the effects of climate change are billion people the effects of climate change are having billion people the effects of climate change are having their billion people the effects of climate change are having their watern people the effects of climate change are having their water security threatened because those himalayan i hope you himalayan mountains. i hope you paid carbon to himalayan mountains. i hope y

you have angela rayner saying tax, tax, rax. — angela rayner saying tax, tax, rax. kon — angela raynertruth is that when you talk about and crippled economy, about and crippled the economy, rachel reeves £28 billion a year on would be on climate change, it would be stupid country not stupid for this country to not lead way that . not only lead the way on that. not only because you mentioned because and you mentioned i've beenin because and you mentioned i've been in the well, then you must been in the well, then you must be very angry with rachel. i've been himalayas the past been in the himalayas the past couple weeks where you see couple of weeks where you see the climate change the effects of climate change are billion people the effects of climate change are having billion people the effects of climate change are having their billion people the effects of climate change are having their watern people the effects of climate change are having their water security threatened because those himalayan i hope you himalayan mountains. i hope you paid carbon to himalayan mountains. i hope y

deputy labour leader angela rayner says says he leader angela rayner says says no snontt— leader angela— he should never have been prime ntntstotton — he should never have been prime minister for. well— he should never have been prime minister for. well i— he should never have been prime minister for. �*ft�*tzgc "<1 minister for. well i think the privileges committee is pretty. you know, it's serious and boris johnson is not only a law breaker but a liar. he's not fit for public office and he's disgraced himself and continues to act like a, you know, pound shop. to act like a, you know, pound shop . trump in the way in which shop. trump in the way in which he tries to discredit it. anybody criticised his his anybody who criticised his his actions when actually a decent pubuc actions when actually a decent public servant would have done the honourable thing would have had a little bit of humility and would have apologised to the british public what put british public for what they put them through . and how are voters them through. and how are voters tong— them through. and how are voter

that was deputy labour leader angela rayner with her reaction. let's get some more reaction.l, and i would say a complete overreach. 90 days and taking summary's pass off them is the equivalent of putting somebody in the stocks and touring them around the stocks and touring them around the country — the stocks and touring them around the country. i think borisjohnson, he gave _ the country. i think borisjohnson, he gave a — the country. i think borisjohnson, he gave a very good account of himself — he gave a very good account of himself. he explained a lot of things — himself. he explained a lot of things. of the crystal ball is there and if— things. of the crystal ball is there and if he — things. of the crystal ball is there and if he can obviously see into his mind _ and if he can obviously see into his mind and _ and if he can obviously see into his mind and have decided he is guilty of whatever it is. —— they can obviously— of whatever it is. —— they can obviously see into his mind. no court _ obviously see into his mind. no court of— obviously see into his mind. no cour

if i was angela rayner, i would about anything? if i was angela rayner, iwould be about anything? to the labour party, victoria. i have had people literally stopping me in the street today who i have never met saying, this is an outrage. e—mails and social media. and if you alienate people, if we look at our part of the world which voted leave, that was not because people interested in the machinations of the european commission, but they felt —— they felt left behind and away from decision—making. mike felt -- they felt left behind and away from decision-making. mike catt went on to say — away from decision-making. mike catt went on to say you _ away from decision-making. mike catt went on to say you should _ away from decision-making. mike catt went on to say you should apologise i went on to say you should apologise for sitting alongside ken loach because you absolutely knew his views, that he had, as mike catt said, his denial is in. he denied the extent of anti—semitism in the party and you should apologise for sitting alongside him, would you like to take the opportunity to

deputy labour leader angela rayner has criticised the list ,_ angela rayner has criticised the not ,r has criticised the list , calling it a— angela rayner has criticised the list, calling it a sickening moun— list, calling it a sickening intuit ont— list, calling it a sickening insult and ill— list, calling it a sickening insult and ill judged well, tnoto— insult and ill judged well, tnoso not— insult and ill judged well, those not on— insult and ill judged well, those not on the list include tormen— those not on the list include former minister— those not on the list include former minister nadine dorries ont— former minister nadine dorries ont inst— former minister nadine dorries ont inet on— former minister nadine dorries ont tnet on non— former minister nadine dorries and just an hour before it was ontiienet— and just an hour before it was outiienet ,— and just an hour before it was published , she— and just an hour before it was published , she announced she was published, she announced she was stepping— published, she announced she was stepping tonn— published, she announced s

that angela rayner is gaing ha is— yesterday that angela rayner is gaing ia hs ihs— yesterday that angelae in-san— we realise there are good people in-san iisisa— we realise there are good people in-sam lister and- we realise there are good people in sam lister and emma in politics. sam lister and emma waif—kn- in politics. sam lister and emma waif—kn i- wolf are with us now. am i aighh— wolf are with us now. am i right, ladies— wolf are with us now. am i right, ladies why we see right, ladies? why do we see sansiinss— right, ladies? why do we see sometimes we— right, ladies? why do we see sometimes we see these idiots at the sometimes we see these idiots at ihs-gawsannsni— sometimes we see these idiots at the government pulling the top of government pulling swings— the top of government pulling swings s— the top of government pulling siaings s wa— the top of government pulling strings ? no, i'm— the top of government pulling strings ? no, i'm sorry. that strings? no, i'm sorry. that asni— strings? no, i'm sorry. that asni iaus.— strings? no, i'm sorry. that wasn't true. i'm— strings? no,

deputy labour leader angela rayner coyho— labour leader angela rayner coyho chor— labour leader angela circumstances . police have named circumstances. police have named hour— circumstances. police have named rour hcohrc— circumstances. police have named rour hooprc rrorh — circumstances. police have named four people from the same family who— four people from the same family who wore— four people from the same family who were found— four people from the same family who were found dead in a flat in wou— who were found dead in a flat in wccr rohooh— who were found dead in a flat in west london yesterday . although west london yesterday. although rorrhor— west london yesterday. although formal identification is yet to coho— formal identification is yet to coho procc: — formal identification is yet to take place, they're being named as take place, they're being named oc rhrcc— take place, they're being named oc rhrcc ycor— take place, they're being named as three year old— take place, they're being named as three year old david vujcic , as three year old david vujcic, 11 as three year old

deputy labour leader angela rayner sawmg— labour leader angela rayner sawmg mar— labour leader angelabeebbe rrem — circumstances. police have named four people from the same family wbe— four people from the same family wbe ewe— four people from the same family who were found— four people from the same family who were found dead in a flat in west— who were found dead in a flat in west wemeem— who were found dead in a flat in west london yesterday . although west london yesterday. although rermaw— west london yesterday. although formal identification is yet to rate— formal identification is yet to rate bwaee. — formal identification is yet to take place, they're being named as rbree— take place, they're being named as he wear— take place, they're being named as three year old— take place, they're being named as three year old david vujcic , as three year old david vujcic, 11 as three year old david vujcic, rr wear— as three year old david vujcic, rr wear ewe— as three year old david vujcic, 11 year old miah,— as three year old david vujcic, 11 year old miah, 35 year old webma— 11 year o

shadow deputy leader angela rayner says it's deputy leader angela rayner says in ine— deputy leader angelaader angela rayner says it's time for boris johnson to inne— it's time for boris johnson to take responsibility for his eeiiene— take responsibility for his eeiiene . — take responsibility for his actions . the- take responsibility for his actions . 37” , g actions. the privileges committee, a well respected committee that are made up majority of tory mps and he's just tried to trash them and say i've got no responsibility, i've done nothing wrong . he's a man done nothing wrong. he's a man that can never hold his hands up to what he's done. and i think he's an absolute disgrace. and you riddance. he you know, good riddance. he shouldn't in shouldn't have been in parliament in the first place. donald trump's described his iniieineni— donald trump's described his indictment as— donald trump's described his indictment as a— donald trump's described his indictment as a witch hunt and a ei— indictment as a witch hunt and a series of criminal— indictment as a witch hunt and a series of crim

angela rayner. enough said. survey— angela rayner. enough said. swrvev ie— angela rayner. pass revoked for life is the e eign ei— estate pass revoked for life is this a sign of democracy under inreeii— this a sign of democracy under inreeii are— this a sign of democracy under threat? are so—called liberals pereeewiing— threat? are so—called liberals persecuting their— threat? are so—called liberals persecuting their political eppenenie— persecuting their political eppenenie in— persecuting their political opponents in kangaroo courts? ani— opponents in kangaroo courts? ann ine— opponents in kangaroo courts? and the results— opponents in kangaroo courts? and the results are in with page.— and the results are in with were ei— and the results are in with were ei vew— and the results are in with 23.8% of you saying no, they got wnei— 23.8% of you saying no, they got wnei wee— 23.8% of you saying no, they got what was coming— 23.8% of you saying no, they got what was coming and 74.3% of you egreeing— what was coming and 74.3% of you egreeing winn— what was coming and 74.3% of y

leader angela rayner has criticised the list,— labour leader angela rayner has criticised the list, insult. criticised the list, calling it a sickening insult . however, a sickening insult. however, jacob— a sickening insult. however, jacob rees—mogg has told gb news that n— jacob rees—mogg has told gb news that tt ts— jacob rees—mogg has told gb news that tt ts an— jacob rees—mogg has told gb news that it is an opportunity for an aataatna— that it is an opportunity for an aataataa pm— that it is an opportunity for an aataataa pm to— that it is an opportunity for an outgoing pm to show their appteatatton. — outgoing pm to show their appreciation. outgoing prime mtntstet— appreciation. outgoing prime minister has— appreciation. outgoing prime minister has done a great strate— minister has done a great setttte to— minister has done a great service to the— minister has done a great service to the country. �*ft�* service to the country. whether you agree— service to the country. whether you agree with his politics or not, being prime minister is a very important role. it's a very hard w

angela rayner. enough said. survey— angela rayner. enough said. sunvev is— angela rayner.gn oi— estate pass revoked for life is this a sign of democracy under inneoie— this a sign of democracy under inneoie ane— this a sign of democracy under threat? are so—called liberals penseeuiing— threat? are so—called liberals persecuting their— threat? are so—called liberals persecuting their political opponenis— persecuting their political opponenis in— persecuting their political opponents in kangaroo courts? ano— opponents in kangaroo courts? ano ine— opponents in kangaroo courts? and the results— opponents in kangaroo courts? and the results are in with mo.— and the results are in with mo. oi— and the results are in with w. oi vou— and the results are in with 23.8% of you saying no, they got wnoi— 23.8% of you saying no, they got wnoi os— 23.8% of you saying no, they got what was coming— 23.8% of you saying no, they got what was coming and 74.3% of you ogneeing— what was coming and 74.3% of you ogneeing wiin— what was coming and 74.3% of you ogneeing wiin ne— what was coming and

shadow deputy leader angela rayner says it's deputy leader angela rayner says in ine— deputy leader angelaader angela rayner says it's time for boris johnson to inne— it's time for boris johnson to take responsibility for his eeiiene— take responsibility for his eeiiene . — take responsibility for his actions . the- take responsibility for his actions . 37” , g actions. the privileges committee, a well respected committee that are made up majority of tory mps and he's just tried to trash them and say i've got no responsibility, i've done nothing wrong . he's a man done nothing wrong. he's a man that can never hold his hands up to what he's done. and i think he's an absolute disgrace. and you riddance. he you know, good riddance. he shouldn't in shouldn't have been in parliament in the first place. donald trump's described his iniieineni— donald trump's described his indictment as— donald trump's described his indictment as a— donald trump's described his indictment as a witch hunt and a ei— indictment as a witch hunt and a series of criminal— indictment as a witch hunt and a series of crim

angela rayner so take iien — lords. angela rayner so take iien .sni— lords.es owes boris johnson believes he owes boris johnson his believes he owes boris johnson nis seei — believes he owes boris johnson nis seei ne— believes he owes boris johnson his seat. he does.— believes he owes boris johnson his seat. he does. would not be iiere— his seat. he does. would not be isre-isns— his seat. he does. would not be there boris johnson. there without boris johnson. iiei-s—nel there without boris johnson. that's_ he will that's that's his view. he will nsi— that's that's his view. he will nsi ie— that's that's his view. he will nsi ie vsiing— that's that's his view. he will not be voting to— that's that's his view. he will not be voting to sanction these sensiisn — not be voting to sanction these sanction sanctions— not be voting to sanction these sanction sanctions , for want of sanction sanctions, for want of a sanction sanctions, for want of e ieiiei— sanction sanctions, for want of a better phrase— sanction sanctions, for want of a better phrase .— sanction sanc

the shadow deputy leader, angela rayner says it's clear ane— angela rayner says it's clear ane ionne—he former prime minister lied. boris johnson has— the former prime minister lied. boris johnson has shown himself to be— boris johnson has shown himself to be a— boris johnson has shown himself to be a coward— boris johnson has shown himself to be a coward once more. 4:3. to be a coward once more. you know.— to be a coward once more. you know. non.— to be a coward once more. you know. ne-a nes— to be a coward once more. you know, he's, he's not— to be a coward once more. you know, he's, he's not held his hands up to and taken responsible motty as he should do.the responsible motty as he should do. the privileges committee, a well respected committee that are made up majority of tory mps. and he's just tried to trash them and say, i've got no responsibility, i've done nothing wrong. he's a man that can never hold his hands up to what he's done. and i think he's an disgrace. you an absolute disgrace. and, you know, good riddance. he shouldn't have been in parliament the place. parliament

the shadow deputy leader, angela rayner says it's clear ane— angela rayner says it's clear ane ionne—he former prime minister lied. boris johnson has— the former prime minister lied. boris johnson has shown himself to be— boris johnson has shown himself to be a— boris johnson has shown himself to be a coward— boris johnson has shown himself to be a coward once more. 4:3. to be a coward once more. you know.— to be a coward once more. you know. non.— to be a coward once more. you know. ne-a nes— to be a coward once more. you know, he's, he's not— to be a coward once more. you know, he's, he's not held his hands up to and taken responsible motty as he should do.the responsible motty as he should do. the privileges committee, a well respected committee that are made up majority of tory mps. and he's just tried to trash them and say, i've got no responsibility, i've done nothing wrong. he's a man that can never hold his hands up to what he's done. and i think he's an disgrace. you an absolute disgrace. and, you know, good riddance. he shouldn't have been in parliament the place. parliament

shadow deputy leader angela rayner says it's deputy leader angela rayner says rr-o chor— deputy leaders clear johnson lied. rrhhogos— it's clear johnson lied. privileges committee, a well respected committee that are made up majority of tory mps. and he's just tried to trash them and say i've got no responsibility, i've done nothing wrong . he's a man that nothing wrong. he's a man that can never hold his hands up to what he's done. and i think he's an absolute disgrace. and, you know, good riddance. he shouldn't been in shouldn't have been in parliament in the first place. former us president donald trump says he's the victim of a politically motivated witch hunt to him from the white to keep him from the white house. speaking at georgia gage,— house. speaking at georgia state, republican- speaking at georgia state, republican convention, humo— state, republican convention, hump ohogoo— state, republican convention, trump alleged president joe hrooh— trump alleged president joe biden orchestrated the criminal charges— biden orchestrated the criminal charges against— biden orchestrated

angela rayner also trying to wreck drag sunak into this.ning street are trying to distance themselves, saying they have nothing to do with the recommendations for the house of lords and they did not overrule any decision made by the independent house of lords appointment committee. there is a lot of politics, but this is a decision by borisjohnson to politics, but this is a decision by boris johnson to first politics, but this is a decision by borisjohnson to first go ahead with resignation owners list, but that is a choice he made to go ahead with it. mps that have stayed loyal to him after he was forced to resign as prime minister. certainly, labour being one confrontational about this. . ., , . this. leila, thanks very much. talkin: this. leila, thanks very much. talking about _ this. leila, thanks very much. talking about the _ this. leila, thanks very much. talking about the labour - this. leila, thanks very much. | talking about the labour party. let's talk to chris bryant, chair of the commons select committee. monitors mps' behaviou

shadow deputy leader angela rayner says it's deputy leader angela rayner says rr-o chor— deputy leaders clear johnson lied. rrhhogos— it's clear johnson lied. privileges committee, a well respected committee that are made up majority of tory mps. and he's just tried to trash them and say i've got no responsibility, i've done nothing wrong . he's a man that nothing wrong. he's a man that can never hold his hands up to what he's done. and i think he's an absolute disgrace. and, you know, good riddance. he shouldn't been in shouldn't have been in parliament in the first place. former us president donald trump says he's the victim of a politically motivated witch hunt to him from the white to keep him from the white house. speaking at georgia gage,— house. speaking at georgia state, republican- speaking at georgia state, republican convention, humo— state, republican convention, hump ohogoo— state, republican convention, trump alleged president joe hrooh— trump alleged president joe biden orchestrated the criminal charges— biden orchestrated the criminal charges against— biden orchestrated

leader angela rayner has criticised the list,— labour leader angela rayner has criticised the list,sed the list, calling it a sickening insult . however, a sickening insult. however, jacob— a sickening insult. however, jacob rees—mogg has told gb news that jacob rees—mogg has told gb news net in— jacob rees—mogg has told gb news net in n— jacob rees—mogg has told gb news net in is en— jacob rees—mogg has told gb news that it is an opportunity for an ongoing— that it is an opportunity for an ongoing en— that it is an opportunity for an ongoing en ne— that it is an opportunity for an outgoing pm to show their epnneennen. — outgoing pm to show their appreciation. outgoing prime ninetee— appreciation. outgoing prime minister has— appreciation. outgoing prime minister has done a great service— minister has done a great service ne— minister has done a great service to the— minister has done a great service to the country. �*fn�* service to the country. whether you agree— service to the country. whether you agree with his politics or not, being prime minister is a very important role. it's

shadow deputy leader angela rayner says it's deputy leader angela rayner says in cinn— deputy leader. _ deputy leader angela rayner says it's clear he lied. boris ionnson— it's clear he lied. boris johnson has- it's clear he lied. boris johnson has shown himself to be a johnson has shown himself to be nonna— johnson has shown himself to be a coward once more— johnson has shown himself to be a coward once more . /:::. a coward once more. you know, ne-s— a coward once more. you know, he's he's not held his hands up to and taken responsibility obe as he should do. the privileges committee, a well respected committee that are made up majority of tory mps. and he's just tried to trash them and say, i've got no responsibility . i've done nothing wrong. he's a man that can never hold his hands to what he's done. and hands up to what he's done. and i think he's an absolute disgrace. and, know, good disgrace. and, you know, good riddance. have been riddance. he shouldn't have been in in the first place in parliament in the first place . well, we asked people in boris ionnson-s— well, we asked

has— meanwhile, deputy labour leader angela rayner has said that the hrhfheh— angela rayner hashether you agree with his— service to the country, whether you agree with his politics or not— you agree with his politics or rot hehrg— you agree with his politics or not, being prime— you agree with his politics or not, being prime minister is a very— not, being prime minister is a very hmrortarf— not, being prime minister is a very important role. . rwitg very important role. it's a very harv— very important role. it's a very hard working role and that for a prime minister to be able to say thank you to those people who have helped make his job a little bit easier is i think, perfectly reasonable . some perfectly reasonable. some international news- some international news and the us rvethte— international news and the us justice department has unsealed hetahe— justice department has unsealed hetahe of— justice department has unsealed hetahe of the— justice department has unsealed details of the 37— justice department has unsealed details of the 37 criminal thargee— details of the 3

angela rayner called boris johnson— leader, angela rayner called boris johnson a— leader, angela rayners mean tea heate— actions. so what does this mean for boris johnson— actions. so what does this mean for boris johnson ? for boris johnson? for the party?— for boris johnson? for the party? actually, more importantly now let's talk to former special adviser to michael gove, charlie rowley, who's here. good morning. morning. morning thank you for hawthg— morning. morning thank you for hawhe he— morning. morning thank you for having me. well,— morning. morning thank you for having me. well, so— 2 2 thank you for having me. well, so what i mean is, having me. well, so what i mean he, he— having me. well, so what i mean he, he the— having me. well, so what i mean he he thte a— having me. well, so what i mean he he thhe a ah— having me. well, so what i mean is, is this a an unbridled attach— is, is this a an unbridled attaet eh— is, is this a an unbridled attack on rishi sunak? haeheattw— attack on rishi sunak? basically ? well,- attack on rishi sunak? 2 7’ well, look, i think basically? we

has— meanwhile, deputy labour leader angela rayner has said that the tritisn— angela rayner hase to the country, whether you agree with his politics or not:— you agree with his politics or not. teing— you agree with his politics or not, being prime— you agree with his politics or not, being prime minister is a very— not, being prime minister is a very importont— not, being prime minister is a very important role. e rrig very important role. it's a very tort— very important role. it's a very hard working role and that for a prime minister to be able to say thank you to those people who have helped make his job a little bit easier is i think, perfectly reasonable . some perfectly reasonable. some international news- some international news and the us rustise— international news and the us justice department has unsealed tetoiis— justice department has unsealed tetoiis ot— justice department has unsealed tetoiis ot tne— justice department has unsealed details of the 37— justice department has unsealed details of the 37 criminal snorges— details of the 37 criminal charges facing- de

baroness hallett has become angela rayner's, chief of staff . puploa— angela rayner's, chief of staff

junior— angela rayner's, chief of staff . junior doctors— angela rayner's, chief of staff .ior doctors began their three— . junior doctors began their three day— . junior doctors began their three day round— . junior doctors began their three day round of industrial inaction— three day round of industrial inaction today,— three day round of industrial inaction today, continuing their demands— inaction today, continuing their demands-absurd- inaction today, continuing their demands absurd 35% pay demands of an absurd 35% pay rise— demands of an absurd 35% pay white— demands of an absurd 35% pay rise while disregarding the tene— rise while disregarding the tee if— rise while disregarding the tee if not— rise while disregarding the tens, if not hundreds of thousands— tens, if not hundreds of thousands of- tens, if not hundreds of thousands of routine appointments that will be effected— appointments that will be affected as— appointments that will be affected as they were during the tee— affected as they were during the last round— affected as they were during the last round bac

there— time he's a bit like angela rayner there and we need to see more cohesiveness— rayner there life in the sense that he ceased to be prime minister. and i think the house of commons have left it of commons could have left it there think try and harry there. i think to try and harry him out of the house of commons to pursue this inquiry into whether misled the house of whether he misled the house of commons. i agree with boris on this. has been this. i think this has been a wrong do. man wrong thing to do. if the man had wrong , he wrong thing to do. if the man had wrong, he had paid the had done wrong, he had paid the severest price. and you know, when you are a minister you are given a bit of paper by a civil servant and you do go into the house of and you read servant and you do go into the houbitof and you read servant and you do go into the hou bit of and you read servant and you do go into the houbit of paper. and you read servant and you do go into the houbit of paper. yes.nd you read servant and you do go into the houbit of paper. yes. and )u read servant and you do go

angela rayner was instead criticising borisjohnson, calling him a pound store donald trump.els with the language that was used in the united states? i language that was used in the united states? . . , language that was used in the united states? . ., , ., ., ~ states? i certainly do, and i think we hurt both _ states? i certainly do, and i think we hurt both the _ states? i certainly do, and i think we hurt both the prime _ states? i certainly do, and i think we hurt both the prime minister. states? i certainly do, and i think i we hurt both the prime minister and we hurt both the prime minister and we have heard from her president trump _ we have heard from her president trump deny things and not giving information after clarifying that or providing — information after clarifying that or providing any details as to how it was a _ providing any details as to how it was a lie — providing any details as to how it was a lie. sometimes it's hard to actually— was a lie. sometimes it's hard to actually fact check in real time and they are _ actually fact check in real time and th

angela rayner wasn't rhere— said that. angela rayner wasn't here-ehe— said that.sten, let's constabulary? i thought they were on to this one though, 's move on to this one though, because is affecting a lot because this is affecting a lot of and if got of people. and if you've got a home and you've bought a house and mortgage, and you've got a mortgage, you'll know all about this one. home buyers, they're feeling the pinch rates pinch as rising interest rates could increase up to could be set to increase up to 6. now, in my day, that was perfectly normal 6, 5. you've got a mortgage. was fine, but got a mortgage. it was fine, but we've experienced 0% and 1. so we've experienced 0% and 1. so we that. now meaning we got used to that. now meaning this obviously their this means that obviously their borrowing reduced borrowing power could be reduced by worked. by around about worked. it out at about £77,000, could at about £77,000, which could make it far more difficult for first time buyers to get onto the rising the housing ladder. rising inflation war in ukraine inf

the deputy labour leader, angela rayner, sees— labour leader, angela rayner, sees he — labour leader,o i don't see how situation, so i don't see how hhee— situation, so i don't see how hhee eh— situation, so i don't see how they can down— situation, so i don't see how they can down him now for what hes— they can down him now for what he-s he— they can down him now for what he-s he meee— they can down him now for what he-s he meee e— they can down him now for what he's he made a mistake. so did huherees— he's he made a mistake. so did huherees eh— he's he made a mistake. so did hundreds of others. they don't get hundreds of others. they don't geh heiiewee— hundreds of others. they don't get followed up.— hundreds of others. they don't get followed up. he's the kind of guy— get followed up. he's the kind eh gue hheh— get followed up. he's the kind eh gue hheh ih— get followed up. he's the kind of guy that if you— get followed up. he's the kind of guy that if you were having a partyi— of guy that if you were having a eerhe. eeue— of guy that if you were having a eerhe. eeu-e wehh— of guy

, to keep banging on oooni— angela rayner, to keep banging on ooono-ion— angela rayner, to keept for labour is no— problem isn't it for labour is no ii— problem isn't it for labour is no ii men— problem isn't it for labour is that if they do— problem isn't it for labour is that if they do take power in 2024,— that if they do take power in ooon, onoo-no— that if they do take power in 2024, they've got a very oiiiionii— 2024, they've got a very difficult in—tray to deal with ono— difficult in—tray to deal with on oo— difficult in—tray to deal with on oo non— difficult in—tray to deal with on oo non oon— difficult in—tray to deal with and as you say, they might not be and as you say, they might not in given— and as you say, they might not no ginon inoi— and as you say, they might not be given that time. how do they nonnio— be given that time. how do they nonoio inoio— be given that time. how do they handle that?-do_ be given that time. how do they handle that? do they handle handle that? how do they handle inoin—oo— handle that? how do they handle their_ as well?- handle that? how

deputy labour leader angela rayner says the video shows tories openly mocked the rules. the british people followed the national education union has announced more strike for action next month on the fifth and 7th of july. teachers in england will walk out in their long running dispute over pay - their long running dispute over pay . the eu is their long running dispute over pay. the eu is also rebalancing its members to see if they want to continue taking industrial action for the rest of the year . thousands of people have been marching through central london earlier on calling for a change in uk abortion laws. they were chanting for the release of carla foster, who admitted to taking abortion pills after the legal time limit resulting in the death of her child. the 44 year old mother of three was given a 28 month extended sentence. some mps have called for a rethink over the law , for a rethink over the law, which bans terminations past 24 weeks except in exceptional circumstances . the kremlin says circumstances. the kremlin says it's unlikely that russia will extend

you mentioned angela rayner there. she— commons. you mentioned angela rayner there. t whether or not he's going to team up with boris johnson. about whether or not he's going to we'll up with boris johnson. about whether or not he's going to we'll find'ith boris johnson. about whether or not he's going to we'll find out30ris johnson. about whether or not he's going to we'll find out what|ohnson. about whether or not he's going to we'll find out what he �*isoi'i. about whether or not he's going to we'll find out what he has. about whether or not he's going to we'll find out what he has to so we'll find out what he has to say. are you hearing? say. then what are you hearing? what you think could happen? what do you think could happen? because as even these ridiculous i rumours i say ridiculous rumours floating around that nadine i say ridiculous rumours floatingstoodid that nadine i say ridiculous rumours floatingstood to that nadine i say ridiculous rumours floatingstood to one nadine i say ridiculous rumours floatingstood to one side he i say ridiculous rumours floati

i don�*t know if anyone else turned up but since angela rayner was posing with her puppet, how did she somethint ? , ., , something? it is the week running up to the coronation. _ something? it is the week running up to the coronation. what _ something? it is the week running up to the coronation. what really - something? it is the week running up to the coronation. what really went i to the coronation. what really went on behind—the—scenes. the king discovers that the fabric of society is one thin and unless he can restore it and cannot be crowned king. so he gets tom cruise will stop it is a caper, like the crown jewels, he gets tom cruise and some superheroes. i jewels, he gets tom cruise and some superheroes-— superheroes. i like the word caper. who can resist _ superheroes. i like the word caper. who can resist a _ superheroes. i like the word caper. who can resist a caper? _ superheroes. i like the word caper. who can resist a caper? the - superheroes. i like the word caper. who can resist a caper? the line i who can resist a caper? the line learnint who can resist a caper? the l

-and angela rayner he's saying he won't. we shall. see.-and angela rayner is see. yeah.h its way into vonnern— see that rain push its way into northern ireland— see that rain push its way into northern ireland for many of us, rnoagn.— northern ireland for many of us, rnoagn. rnere— northern ireland for many of us, though, there will— northern ireland for many of us, though, there will be some late evening— though, there will be some late evening sunshine— though, there will be some late evening sunshine and clear inrervais— evening sunshine and clear intervals-the- evening sunshine and clear intervals the overnight intervals during the overnight perioi. — intervals during the overnight perioi. -going- intervals during the overnight perioi. -goinglie| period. but it is going to be a van-nann— period. but it is going to be a warm humid night for a lot warm and humid night for a lot of warm and humid night for a lot or-rovvns— warm and humid night for a lot or-rovns ani- warm and humid night for a lot of towns and cities of us, many towns and cities noiiing— of us, many tow