full to the seen, the former british prime minister barbara johnson, i was told a parliamentary committee that he never lied to members of parliament about gatherings held at his official residence during covered 19 locked downs. johnsons accused of deliberately misleading parliament, john hall report from london. some have called it boris johnson's last stand. this colossal figure of british politics, demeaned under close questioning by a cross party committee of m p's. well, what have you? this is very boon. point, whatever, whatever your interpretation of the guidance may be. what matters if i may respectfully say is what i believed to bean, our efforts to follow the guidance why i thought that they were credible and, and what i would ask you to allow that of his next class course at issue here is whether johnson lied to parliament about lockdown parties in number 10, downing street. no, but i'm sure that whatever happened, the guidance was followed the rules of adding time. the former prime minister is adamant he did not. i am here to save you handled haunt that i did not lie to the h

you know, we had a prime minister barbara johnson who said at the height of the pandemic, greatest good greeted you, this vaccine. and that was untrue because it was actually public money that reported back thing. and really, ordinary citizens like myself to texas have gone into producing those vaccines, have nothing to gain by handing that information over to big pharmaceutical companies and keeping it out of the hands. of most people on earth. you know, it would have been far better if we'd equitably distributed those practicing. so we could have ended the pandemic early and we would never even have the on the chrome wave interesting times and city and show the debate will continue in the years ahead. nick turn, thanks so much for joining us from london. news said to thank you pleasure. thousands of people are protesting in central london the out in support of health care workers who have been staging strikes over pay and working conditions. 40000 junior, dr. i set to walk off the job for 3 days starting on monday. let's get more on this from london. the dean barbara standing by in th

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he has a basically why would you so a woman barbara chalmers sorry balfour chambers tweeted saying does anyone actually believe that johnsond saying no one. oh but what a creep what i just it's just horrible what's interesting about tomorrow's papers the ones we've seen so far was, of course, the best from the daily mail. it's to go is that they're almost a repeat of what they said this morning. is almost a repeat of what they said this morning . is greece almost a repeat of what they said this morning. is greece on the brink? there's so angry that he didn't do something. they wanted a knockout blow. they didn't it? yeah, that's exactly what they wanted. they to what they wanted. they want to see humiliated defeated and see him humiliated defeated and for his career to be over and exemplify it in. i had to write this down. crikey this is on lbc tonight . this down. crikey this is on lbc tonight. this this down. crikey this is on lbc tonight . this is max hastings , tonight. this is max hastings, the biographer esteemed conservatives . boris isn't dead conservatives. boris isn't dead yet and he'd only happy when he's buried

he has a basically why would you so a woman barbara chalmers sorry balfour chambers tweeted saying does anyone actually believe that johnson no one. oh but what a creep what i just it's just horrible what's interesting about tomorrow's papers the ones we've seen so far was, of course, the best from the daily mail. it's to go is that they're almost a repeat of what they said this morning. is almost a repeat of what they said this morning . is greece almost a repeat of what they said this morning. is greece on the brink? there's so angry that he didn't do something. they wanted a knockout blow. they didn't it? yeah, that's exactly what they wanted. they want to see humiliated defeated and see him humiliated defeated and for his career to be over and exemplify it in. i had to write this down. crikey this is on lbc tonight . this down. crikey this is on lbc tonight. this this down. crikey this is on lbc tonight . this is max hastings , tonight. this is max hastings, the biographer esteemed conservatives . boris isn't dead conservatives. boris isn't dead yet and he'd only happy when he's buried at a crossroad , dead he's buried