for bernard jenkin to deal with in the — problem for bernard jenkin to deal with in the same way ase partygate — with in the same way as the entire partygate story was a problem for anyone _ partygate story was a problem for anyone accused of breaking the covid rules _ anyone accused of breaking the covid rules i_ anyone accused of breaking the covid rules. i think in terms of the privileges— rules. i think in terms of the privileges committee, what they were looking _ privileges committee, what they were looking at— privileges committee, what they were looking at is a contempt of parliament about misleading the house, — parliament about misleading the house, that's a very different question. _ house, that's a very different question, and ultimately it will be for the _ question, and ultimately it will be for the entire house to decide what to do— for the entire house to decide what to do with — for the entire house to decide what to do with what the committee have found _ to do with what the committee have found the — to do with what the committee have found. the fundamental thing

bernard jenkin, if-been at bernard jenkin, if he's been at ttrtttow— bernard jenkin, if he's been at for either of those— to comment on partygate i think for either of those two doing on the for either of those two doing on tree—tort- for either of those two doing on the—don't think. the committee, i don't think homet— the committee, i don't think harriet-needed- the committee, i don't think- harriet-neededlrecuse harriet harman needed to recuse tersett— harriet harman needed to recuse herself—jenkin. - herself or bernard jenkin. i throw— herself or bernard jenkin. i ttmt pertops— herself or bernard jenkin. ii think perhaps _yeah. herself or bernard jenkin. i- think perhaps _yeah. all think perhaps he did. yeah. all right, move into two right, let's move into two mtewtews— right, let's move into two interviews that- right, let's move into two interviews that have caught our eye — interviews that have caught our eye rte— interviews that have caught our eye. the first— interviews that have caught our eye. the first of— interviews that have caught our eye. the first of them is in the roo

bernard jenkins wife. so— baroness and jenkin. bernard jenkins wife. me about bernard jenkins. so let's just watch this space. ladies and gentlemen. anyway, thank gentlemen. okay. anyway, thank you very catherine. it's you very much. catherine. it's great you on the show. great to have you on the show. catherine gb news catherine forster there gb news is reporter all right, is political reporter all right, loads get now. loads to get through now. thousands doctors thousands of junior doctors across gone across england have gone on strike again today. is it time for them to get real and stop demanding a 35% pay rise? i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news \r britain's \ britain's news. channel news. britain's news. channel wetsonne— news. britain's news. channel wetsonne tast— news. britain's news. channel welcome back . now- \ britain's news. channel t t now health bosses welcome back. now health bosses have— welcome back. now health bosses have wanet— welcome back. now health bosses have warned that— welcome back. now health bosses have warned

sir bernard jenkin was, in- , certain that sir bernard jenkin was, in fact at a party nrrn— jenkin wasnd or non— some. let's go to the background or now we— some. let's go to the background or now we gor— some. let's go to the background of how we got this— let's go to the background of how we got this story. a reader— of how we got this story. a reader contacted us last night because— reader contacted us last night because ne— reader contacted us last night because he was— reader contacted us last night because he was outrage raged rnor— because he was outrage raged rnor .— because he was outrage raged rnor , un— because he was outrage raged that , uh, bernard— because he was outrage raged that, uh, bernard jenkin was being— that, uh, bernard jenkin was being on— that, uh, bernard jenkin was being all pious— that, uh, bernard jenkin was being all pious when he told me he being all pious when he told me ne knew— being all pious when he told me ne knew rnor— being all pious when he told me he knew that bernard jenkin had been— he knew that bernard jenkin had been drinking— he knew that

was being— that, uh, bernard jenkin was being ou— that, uh, bernard jenkin was being all piouseen drinking at a lockdown perry. eo— been drinking at a lockdown perry. so r— been drinking at a lockdown perry. so r weer— been drinking at a lockdown party. so i went through the oerorre— party. so i went through the oerorre or— party. so i went through the details of his— party. so i went through the details of his story with him. uh details of his story with him. we .. — details of his story with him. we .. r— details of his story with him. we .. r rowed— details of his story with him. uh i. ifound it— details of his story with him. uh i. i found it credible, and r-ve— uh i. i found it credible, and he rearr— uh i. i found it credible, and i've dealt with— uh i. i found it credible, and i've dealt with a— uh i. i found it credible, and i've dealt with a lot of people in i've dealt with a lot of people to flee— i've dealt with a lot of people in these situations before. some of in these situations before. some or we— in these situations before. some or we were— in these situations b

bernard—have broken bernard jenkin may have broken the bernard jenkin may have broken hhe—heesee- bernardals in number 10. but the problem, it but that's the problem, is it hehe— but that's the problem, is it not? because— but that's the problem, is it not? because where but that's the problem, is it. not? because -where is not? because where is where is in not? because where is where is ih-reeerhe— not? because where is where is ih-reeerhe ihe— not? because where is where is in report? the hard in that report? the hard ewieehee— in that report? the hard evidence that- in that report? the hard evidence that boris johnson had a evidence that boris johnson had e hirhheee— evidence that boris johnson had e hirhheee eerie— evidence that boris johnson had a birthday party in the cabinet room. you didn't— a birthday party in the cabinet room. 4:3. r: r: " e : a birthday party in the cabinet room. 4:5. " e a birthday party in the cabinet room. 4:5. e room. you didn't need to have that. he had a birthday party when people were unable to when some people were unable to say goodbye to their loved o

and again, bernard jenkins, talking about process.sjohnson was allegedly at a party with his wife run by eleanor laing, allegedly. so these are very relevant. no court in the land would allow this. no court in the land would allow the chiefjudge, harriet harman, to tweet the defendant is guilty. harman, to tweet the defendant is tuil . ., ~ harman, to tweet the defendant is tuil . . , harman, to tweet the defendant is tuil . ., ~' , . guilty. thank you very much indeed. thank ou guilty. thank you very much indeed. thank you very _ guilty. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much. _ a newsnight investigation into illegal money lending has conducted rare interviews with two loan sharks who say that business has never been so good, and that it's partly to do with the cost—of—living crisis. a new report commisiioned by fair4all finance — a government—backed body that works on finanical inclusion — heard from users of money lenders who are borrowing £3,000, on average, and they are more likely to be lower—waged, full—time earners. t

. weir.— tell you about bernard jenkin. weii. rne— tell you about bernard jenkin.iry for so long showed great iigniry-ier— inquiry for so long showed great dignity-let-inquiry. dignity. let's let the inquiry do dignity. let's let the inquiry ioliop— dignity. let's let the inquiry do.job before— dignity. let's let the inquiry do job before we condemn do its job before we condemn it. of do its job before we condemn it. oi course— do its job before we condemn it. oi ivo— do its job before we condemn it. of course. i've got— do its job before we condemn it. of course. i've got to— do its job before we condemn it. of course. i've got to go- do its job before we condemn it. of course. i've got to go there for sean though. of for lord sean bailey, though. of course do . and he'sjoining course i do. and he's joining us. we're going to celebrate it tomorrow now, tomorrow night. now, a conservative couldn't conservative peer couldn't happen better bloke, union happen to a better bloke, union jackass. now. jackass. time now. carol mcgiffin, your nominee ? mcgiffin, who's your

. war,— tell you about bernard jenkin. war, rne— tell you about bernard jenkin.nquiry for so long showed great iigniry-ier— inquiry for so long showed great dignity-let-inquiry. dignity. let's let the inquiry do dignity. let's let the inquiry ioltoi— dignity. let's let the inquiry do.job before— dignity. let's let the inquiry do job before we condemn do its job before we condemn it. of do its job before we condemn it. of coarse.— do its job before we condemn it. or rve— do its job before we condemn it. of course. i've got— do its job before we condemn it. of course. i've got to— do its job before we condemn it. of course. i've got to go- do its job before we condemn it. of course. i've got to go there for sean though. of for lord sean bailey, though. of course do . and he'sjoining course i do. and he's joining us. we're going to celebrate it tomorrow now, tomorrow night. now, a conservative couldn't conservative peer couldn't happen better bloke, union happen to a better bloke, union jackass. now. jackass. time now. carol mcgiffin, your nominee ? mcgiffin, who's

and you've got bernard jenkins, sir bernard jenkin— bernard jenkins, sir bernard jenkin-e— bernard jenkinsand we know that there certain of there are certain sections of there are certain sections of the are the mainstream media that are going the very worst going to use the very worst things have been levelled things that have been levelled at know , i'm just at him. but, you know, i'm just wondering, these mps, if it wondering, all these mps, if it turns out jenkins did go to this party. you know, wonder how party. you know, i wonder how many having with many people having a go with bods many people having a go with boris say hand on heart, boris can say hand on heart, they break a single rule. they didn't break a single rule. i wonder many people here i wonder how many people here sen—weir.— i wonder how many people here sen—vein i— i wonder how many people here can—well, i think- can say that? well, i think a lot of us probably inadvertently did. she's bursting. she's bursting to say— r: r: “3 she's bursting to say something or isnrsiing— bursting to say something or bursting nothing a

, ten, needed a sir bernard jenkin, ten, needed t ttrtntty.— sir bernard jenkin, ten, needed tther. so lies collapse into each other. so tte— lies collapse into each other. so no ptttnty— lies collapse into each other. so it's plainly true— lies collapse into each other. so it's plainly true that- lies collapse into each other. so it's plainly true that this report is a bit of a stitch up. i think it's pretty clear that harriet harman had prejudged him. i think it's obvious that the sue gray report was , you the sue gray report was, you know, not particularly credible given that she's clearly a labour supporter . given that she's clearly a labour supporter. but given that she's clearly a labour supporter . but then labour supporter. but then again, it's also obvious that the behaviour that he was involved in during covid was completely inappropriate . and if completely inappropriate. and if his advisers told that it his advisers told him that it was he shouldn't have was all fine, he shouldn't have listened them. it's maddening listened to them. it's maddening stuff and also ex

bernard jenkin, i rheehlhr-were— earlier about bernard jenkin, i meaniif-wereltrue- earlier about bernardho thinks that boris johnson deserves— who thinks that boris johnson eesewes re— who thinks that boris johnson deserves to be _ who thinks that boris johnson deserves to be punished and that this deserves to be punished and that rhhs-e— deserves to be punished and that rhhs-e prehkerh- deserves to be punished and that this-a problem-his- this was all a problem of his ewe—her- this was all a problem of his own—that all- this was all a problem of his| own _that all the own making, but that all the same, committee has same, the committee has overreached_ same, the committee has. overreached_and overreached itself here, and week— overreached itself here, and week-weer- overreached itself here, and nigel want them to overreached itself here, and- nigel-want them to be nigel seems to want them to be ehke— nigel seems to want them to be ehre re— nigel seems to want them to be ehre re-herh— nigel seems to want them to be able to-both ways,- nigel seems to want them to be able to both ways, tha

bernard jenkin. jenkin. this is bernard jenkin. iwet-e— jenkin. fine. yes, yes, yes. well, of- disaster and now it's all fine. /1;3 yes, yes, yes. well, of course it was a disaster, peter, because truss was wanted to because liz truss was wanted to break power the break the power of the corporates and help the individual bring down taxes individual and bring down taxes that the imf that would never do the imf could approve well, could never approve that. well, before all of that, let's a before all of that, let's have a look hello it's look at the weather. hello it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. it's been another etwwwiwg— forecast. it's been another etwwwiwg day— 1 it's been another stunning day across the whole of the stunning day across the whole of tie tw— stunning day across the whole of the we tetew. — stunning day across the whole of the uk today. clear— stunning day across the whole of the uk today. clear skies for weet— the uk today. clear skies for most continuing— the uk today. clear skies for most

this is bernard jenkin. rnar-s— jenkin. this is bernard jenkin. rnar-s-dwr— jenkin.es. well, of- disaster and now it's all fine. 4:55 yes, yes, yes. well, of course it was a disaster, peter, because truss was wanted to because liz truss was wanted to break power the break the power of the corporates and help the individual bring down taxes individual and bring down taxes that the imf that would never do the imf could approve well, could never approve that. well, before all of that, let's a before all of that, let's have a look hello it's look at the weather. hello it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. it's been another stunning— forecast. it's been another srwnnrng daw— t it's been another stunning day across the whole of the stunning day across the whole of we wk— stunning day across the whole of we dk rodav. — stunning day across the whole of the uk today. clear— stunning day across the whole of the uk today. clear skies for most— the uk today. clear skies for most continuing— the uk today. clear skies for most continuing overnight

kangaroo court and yes, bernard, i think— jenkins kangaroo court and yes, bernard, i think it— jenkinst ten in my take at ten it's time to put him out to pasture . time to put him out to pasture. america and the world deserve better. that's joe biden in my take at ten just half an hour from now it's going to be fiery. but next up, with my rather fiery pundits, have you noticed they've with they've got very shirty with each be asking them each other? i'll be asking them , hosepipe bans ? , should we ban hosepipe bans? do they even work our meat eaters guilty of double standards ? and should strong standards? and should strong perfume wearers be banned from restaurants? all of that on gb news. the people's ehameh— on gb news. the people's channel. britain is watching . channel. britain is watching. tet— channel. britain is watching. tot tett— channel. britain is watching. hot wet eet— channel. britain is watching. now we'll get to _ channel. britain is watching. now we'll get to more- channel. britain is watching. now we'll get to more of your brilliant email very shortly, but it's time

kangaroo court and yes, bernard, i think— jenkins kangaroo court and yes, bernard, i think it— jenkins ten in my take at ten it's time to put him out to pasture . time to put him out to pasture. america and the world deserve better. that's joe biden in my take at ten just half an hour from now it's going to be fiery. but next up, with my rather fiery pundits, have you noticed they've with they've got very shirty with each be asking them each other? i'll be asking them , hosepipe bans ? , should we ban hosepipe bans? do they even work our meat eaters guilty of double standards ? and should strong standards? and should strong perfume wearers be banned from restaurants? all of that on gb news. the people's ehameh— on gb news. the people's channel. britain is watching . channel. britain is watching. tet— channel. britain is watching. tot tett— channel. britain is watching. hot wet eet— channel. britain is watching. now we'll get to _ channel. britain is watching. now we'll get to more- channel. britain is watching. now we'll get to more of your brilliant email very shortly, but it's time n

also the bernard jenkin invitation. _ also the bernard jenkin invitation. brexit's that inflate is all brexit's toutt— that inflate is all brexit's toutt . — that inflate is all brexit's toutt . 0h,— that inflate is all brexit's fault . oh, that's- that inflate is all brexit's fault . g fault. oh, that's funny, isn't it? it's a global issue, isn't it? it's a global issue, isn't it? not the first time you said tnot— it? not the first time you said tnot. tsn-t— it? not the first time you said tnot. tsn-t tt— .7’ not the first time you said that. isn't it strange because no-s—bnosttotl that. isn't it strange because. he's—presided over he's the one who presided over uttno—notos- he's the one who presided over ultra—rates for- he's the one who presided over ultra—rates for far. ultra low interest rates for far too— ultra low interest rates for far too-nost— ultra low interest rates for far too - post 2008?- ultra low interest rates for far too post 2008? so let's too long? post 2008? so let's tno— too long? post 2008? so let's ttnt-nnot— too long? post 2008? so

all this mean for bernard jenkin and— what what does all this mean for bernard jenkin and christian?ault . and went wrong was his fault. and from brexit to partygate to the privileges committee actually , privileges committee actually, he has been under sustained fire from certain forces for a very long time because certain people didn't want him anywhere near power and christian, although he was guilty of deliberately misleading parliament in false denials. but there's no hard wsst— denials. but there's no hard sssst st— denials. but there's no hard essst st eae,— denials. but there's no hard proof of that, is— t2ti;“ but there's no hard proof of that, is there, in this seism— proof of that, is there, in this sessst e— proof of that, is there, in this seesst e is. — proof of that, is there, in this seesst e is. i— proof of that, is there, in this report ? no. i mean, it's a very report? no. i mean, it's a very mixei— report? no. i mean, it's a very misei sistase— report? no. i mean, it's a very mixed picture. _ report? no. i mean, it's a very mixed picture. i— report? no. i mean, it

bernard jenkins, the most senior member on the committee actually had a party himself.hose allegations from him himself, but she goes on to say, any conservative mp who should vote for this report is fundamentally not a conservative and will be held to account by members and the public. she adds, deselection may follow. it is serious. mps will now have to show the committee what we are just as look like, and how it is done, because of course, what happens now is mps get to vote on the recommendations from the report. if you are just recommendations from the report. if you arejustjoining us, the recommendation from the committee is that boris johnson recommendation from the committee is that borisjohnson should be suspended for 90 days, he of course has already resigned as an mp, but if he was, that would be the sanction they are recommending. that now goes to a committee of the whole house, the house of commons will vote on this. they will do that on monday. it is going to be a free vote, which means that they will be veritable, it will be amendable, and it will... penn

is bernard he the is it bernard jenkin? is he the the— is it bernard jenkin?, shut come back in. it's like, shut up. old are you all? no, up. how old are you all? no, it's disrespects l. titt: 7 no, it's disrespects parliament. i t— it's disrespects parliament. i mean, i think— it's disrespects parliament. i mean, i think broadly people are so mean, i think broadly people are eo theo— mean, i think broadly people are eo theo ohe— mean, i think broadly people are so tired and all— mean, i think broadly people are so tired and all the names woue— so tired and all the names you've mentioned there, bernard, you've mentioned there, bernard, you—thet- you've mentioned there, bernard, you—thee oti you know, people are so tired of a you know, people are so tired of o—htttctet- you know, people are so tired of a_inflicted soap. a conservative inflicted soap oheto— a conservative inflicted soap oheto oh— a conservative inflicted soap oheto oh the— a conservative inflicted soap opera on this country. we're theo— opera on this country. we're theo ot— opera on this country

,— there in the mail on sunday with sir bernard jenkin, who is chair of sir bernard jenkin, whoa hard time wnnb— are going through a hard time rbenb new— are going through a hard time right now. they're if they do. bney-re— right now. they're if they do. bney-re bb— right now. they're if they do. bneybre bb bney— right now. they're if they do. they're if they don't. people bebnn— they're if they don't. people are being really— they're if they don't. people are being really critical of men — are being really critical of men .— are being really critical of men . b— are being really critical of them . i think— are being really critical of them . i think it was three weeks them. i think it was three weeks ago,— them. i think it was three weeks agor bne— them. i think it was three weeks nee, bne bnbby— them. i think it was three weeks ago, the daily mail said that bney—ubebnnel ago, the daily mail said that. bney—ubebnge bne they were trying to upstage the king — they were trying to upstage the king nme— they were trying to upstage the new king and queen, but i think bnnb— new king a

,— there in the mail on sunday with sir bernard jenkin, who is chair of sir bernard jenkin, whod time right naw— are going through a hard time right now. they're if they do. ihey-re— right now. they're if they do. ihey-re it— right now. they're if they do. ihey-re it they— right now. they're if they do. they're if they don't. people heing— they're if they don't. people are being really— they're if they don't. people are being really critical of then — are being really critical of then .— are being really critical of then . i— are being really critical of them . i think— are being really critical of them . i think it was three weeks them. i think it was three weeks ago,— them. i think it was three weeks aga, ihe— them. i think it was three weeks aga, the hay— them. i think it was three weeks ago, the daily mail said that they—whetagel ago, the daily mail said that. they—whetage the they were trying to upstage the ting — they were trying to upstage the ting ana— they were trying to upstage the new king and queen, but i think that— new king and queen, but i think that they— new kin

bernard jenkin if they chose to. tootness— bernard jenkin if they chose to. tootness ne— bernard jenkining in the least ttt waont — anyone did anything in the least ttt waont tnt— anyone did anything in the least bit wrong. but i— anyone did anything in the least bit wrong. but i now- anyone did anything in the least bit wrong. but i now have my panel with me to see what they make these stories. joining make of these stories. joining me mp stephen me is former labour mp stephen pound, and we also have political claire political commentator claire pearsall keep pearsall with me. we will keep nigel as well for his nigel with us as well for his astute analysis . so thank you astute analysis. so thank you very much for joining astute analysis. so thank you very much forjoining me astute analysis. so thank you very much for joining me this afternoon. what a beautiful atteanoon— afternoon. what a beautiful afternoon to _ afternoon. what a beautiful afternoon to join— i what a beautiful afternoon to join you. c afternoon to join you. it is a teantttnt— afternoon to join you. it is a beautiful

no problem with bernard jenkin or no problem with bernard jenkin an-way— no problem with bernardns me to minister ann widdecombe joins me ta-nen— minister ann widdecombe joins me ta-nen essent— minister ann widdecombe joins me to her expert analysis to deliver her expert analysis on a politically— to deliver her expert analysis on a politically charged battle for britain's— on a politically charged battle for britain's borders. plus, well— for britain's borders. plus, well-net— for britain's borders. plus, we'll her reaction to this we'll get her reaction to this autnageaus— we'll get her reaction to this outrageous decision to freeze very— outrageous decision to freeze our very own nigel farage bank accaunt— our very own nigel farage bank accaunt . tt-s— our very own nigel farage bank account . it's but— our very own nigel farage bank account . it's but next in the account. it's but next in the clasn— account. it's but next in the clasn as— account. it's but next in the clash as palace— account. it's but next in the clash as palace officials reveal nanny— clash as palace officia

no problem with bernard jenkin or no problem with bernard jenkin an-way— no problem with bernardns me to minister ann widdecombe joins me ta-nen— minister ann widdecombe joins me ta-nen essent— minister ann widdecombe joins me to her expert analysis to deliver her expert analysis on a politically— to deliver her expert analysis on a politically charged battle for britain's— on a politically charged battle for britain's borders. plus, well— for britain's borders. plus, well-net— for britain's borders. plus, we'll her reaction to this we'll get her reaction to this autnageaus— we'll get her reaction to this outrageous decision to freeze very— outrageous decision to freeze our very own nigel farage bank accaunt— our very own nigel farage bank accaunt . tt-s— our very own nigel farage bank account . it's but— our very own nigel farage bank account . it's but next in the account. it's but next in the clasn— account. it's but next in the clasn as— account. it's but next in the clash as palace— account. it's but next in the clash as palace officials reveal nanny— clash as palace officia

bernard jenkin is hettlthte eett— saying that bernard jenkin is part-this coup ?he conservative mp who was ellwood, the conservative mp who ewehehtet— ellwood, the conservative mp who ewehettet hy— ellwood, the conservative mp who was suspended by boris from the hy— was suspended by boris from the tety petty.— was suspended by boris from the tety hetty. tteet— was suspended by boris from the tory party. nigel farage is also going— tory party. nigel farage is also 90ing te— tory party. nigel farage is also tethe te he— tory party. nigel farage is also going to be joining me to tell us going to be joining me to tell we whet— going to be joining me to tell we whet he— going to be joining me to tell us what he thinks it means for eeteewettett — us what he thinks it means for conservatism in— us what he thinks it means for conservatism in british tethe.— conservatism in british politics. will- conservatism in british politics. will he team up with hete— politics. will he team up with boris johnson— politics. will he team up with boris johnson ?_ politics. will he team

another two footed tackle from boris johnson, this time targeted at a committee member, said bernard jenkint to a social function in political website suggested he went to a socialfunction in parliament when there were covid restrictions. the bbc hasn't independently corroborated that report. we have tried to spit all of those named in it, including sir bernard, no response from him. but in reality this is a story about borisjohnson, his integrity, his believability and his integrity, his believability and his character, and we will get a realjudgment that tomorrow. his character, and we will get a real judgment that tomorrow. chris realjudgment that tomorrow. chris mason, realjudgment that tomorrow. chris mason. many _ realjudgment that tomorrow. chris mason, many thanks _ realjudgment that tomorrow. chris mason, many thanks once again. thanks to new treatments, many more women whose breast cancer is detected early are surviving longer. a study has found women were 66% less likely to die from the disease within five years of diagnosis than they were 20 years ago. our medical editor fergus

wasn't the ease— bernard jenkins wasn't the ieaoenoi— bernard jenkins wasn't the leader of they— him mislead parliament. that's neaiiy wnai— him mislead parliament. that's really what the— him mislead parliament. that's really what the case comes down no — really what the case comes down no ano— really what the case comes down no and inaus— really what the case comes down to. and that's a— really what the case comes down to. and that's a separate- really what the case comes down to. ' to. and that's a separate thing altogether. but johnson is oesoenaie,— altogether. but johnson is desperate, i it— altogether. but johnson is desperate,.it says- 3 but johnson is desperate, it says here, and desperate, as it says here, and nes— desperate, as it says here, and hes-oun— desperate, as it says here, and ne-s-oui-ne- desperate, as it says here, and he's-out-he just. he's hitting out and he just ooesn-i— he's hitting out and he just doesn't-who- he's hitting out and he just doesn't who comes down with doesn't care who comes down with win. — doesn't care who comes down with win. wean.— d

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last night another twist, he called on one of the conservative mps on the committee, the bernard jenkind—rings gathering for his wife's birth day in 2020 when indoor mixing was restrict that. having contacted all those names in the article on the bbc has not corroborated the bbc has not corroborated the claims nor has sir bernard commented. 0pposition parties of accused him of using it as a distraction. aha, of accused him of using it as a distraction.— of accused him of using it as a distraction. a satin parliament and heard _ distraction. a satin parliament and heard boris— distraction. a satin parliament and heard boris johnson - distraction. a satin parliament and heard boris johnson say . and heard borisjohnson say repeatedly that no parties had taken place or that no rules had been broken and we then saw the evidence of their own eyes, actually, pictures. that's what this enquiry is about and this is a distraction by boris johnson from the central question of whether or not he lied. �* ~ g. question of whether or not he lied. �* ~ , ., lied. but mrjohnson seizing on it to make _ l

but bernard jenkin look very good. hhtlte— bernard jenkin look very good. hhtlte thht— bernard jenkinhat happened that he heveh-t vet— these parties that happened that we haven't yet heard about. shttehtv— we haven't yet heard about. suddenly emerging, as they say , suddenly emerging, as they say, for hthttet— suddenly emerging, as they say, for political or— suddenly emerging, as they say, for political or spiteful reasons. but- for political or spiteful reasons. but no , i don't think reasons. but no, i don't think it reasons. but no, i don't think ht detecte— reasons. but no, i don't think it detracts from _ reasons. but no, i don't think it detracts from from that. httheugh— it detracts from from that. httheugh h— it detracts from from that. although if i— it detracts from from that. although if i was him, i mean, theuvphehgtv— although if i was him, i mean, thehvphehgtv .— although if i was him, i mean, unsurprisingly , he's shied away unsurprisingly, he's shied away hem— unsurprisingly, he's shied away from commenting because i think he pvehehtv— from commenting because i think

mav— is emerging that bernard jenkins mew webb— is emerging that bernard jenkins mew web bevet denied it either— for his wife. he so far hasn't denied it either ._ for his wife. he so far hasn't denied it either . and i noticed denied it either. and i noticed mer— denied it either. and i noticed me me— denied it either. and i noticed that the established media don't ebbeer— that the established media don't ebbeer ro— that the established media don't ebbeer ro wem— that the established media don't appear to want to _ that the established media don't appear to want to take up this sborw— appear to want to take up this srorw. r— appear to want to take up this srorw. r meem— appear to want to take up this story. i mean, they've got their man, who's announced that man, boris, who's announced that bes— man, boris, who's announced that be-s—bebbw- man, boris, who's announced that be-s—bebbw webb- he's writing for the daily mail --me,— he's writing for the daily mail .-me, ms— he's writing for the daily mail .-me, his first— he's writing for the daily mail . me, his first piece was .

what about sir bernard jenkins ? what about sir bernard jenkins?ree times in one day, was tolttno— three times in one day, was tolttno on— three times in one day, was talking on social media about now— talking on social media about now nonle— talking on social media about how boris had— talking on social media about how boris had broken the rules epeetoewlonly— how boris had broken the rules spectacularly and— how boris had broken the rules spectacularly and she was ollowet— spectacularly and she was ollowet to— spectacularly and she was allowed to chair the chair. the oonntttee— allowed to chair the chair. the committee absolutely. allowed to chair the chair. i but i committee absolutely. but i think what you might- i but i think what you might see rishi sonot— think what you might see rishi sonot neck.— think what you might see rishi sunak neck, he's— think what you might see rishi sunak neck, he's out doing an event—questions. event later taking questions non— event later taking questions non-ne- event later taking questions tnon-ne noe- event l

bernard jenkins. neee— it's so. bernard jenkins.

bernard jenkins. teme— it's so. bernard jenkins.

and nor did patrick bernard jenkin, the nor did patrick bernard jenkin, tne iory— nor did patrick bernardot ne is— because it absolutely determined tnot ne is going— because it absolutely determined that he is going to— because it absolutely determined that he is going to come out of ms— that he is going to come out of tnis on— that he is going to come out of tnis on me— that he is going to come out of this on the front— that he is going to come out of this on the front foot. my guess is tnot— this on the front foot. my guess is tnot ne— this on the front foot. my guess is that he will— this on the front foot. my guess is that he will probably stand for parliament,— is that he will probably stand for parliament, for henley teeouse— for parliament, for henley because that's— for parliament, for henley because that's a safe seat. but in me— because that's a safe seat. but in the meantime,— because that's a safe seat. but in the meantime, he will try to agitate— in the meantime, he will try to agitate to— in the meantime, he will try to agitate to prove— in the meantime, he will try to agita

—— sir bernard jenkin.ck some sort of witchhunt to reverse brexit.— back some sort of witchhunt to reverse brexit. david campbell itonnermnn? — reverse brexit. david campbell bannerman? sorry, _ reverse brexit. david campbell bannerman? sorry, that - reverse brexit. david campbell bannerman? sorry, that was . reverse brexit. david campbelll bannerman? sorry, that was for reverse brexit. david campbell - bannerman? sorry, that was for me? i don't think it is delusional. i'm very aware... i do call it a coup, how they got rid of boris... aha, very aware... i do call it a coup, how they got rid of boris... a clue? yes, it is a — how they got rid of boris... a clue? yes, it is a coup. _ how they got rid of boris... a clue? yes, it is a coup. if— how they got rid of boris... a clue? yes, it is a coup. if you _ yes, it is a coup. if you actually analyse what went on, the use of the media, the cake, his advisers ate that cake, i don't think you ever saw it. a lot of this is farcical, but is very dangerous, and it

bernard jenkin, the toy hr .— nor did patrick bernard jenkin, the tory mp .use it absolutely determined that he is going to— because it absolutely determined that he is going to come out of the— that he is going to come out of the ar— that he is going to come out of the ar the— that he is going to come out of this on the front— that he is going to come out of this on the front foot. my guess is this on the front foot. my guess he that— this on the front foot. my guess he that he— this on the front foot. my guess is that he will— this on the front foot. my guess is that he will probably stand for parliament,— is that he will probably stand for parliament, for henley heave— for parliament, for henley because that's— for parliament, for henley because that's a safe seat. but in because that's a safe seat. but hr the— because that's a safe seat. but in the meantime,— because that's a safe seat. but in the meantime, he will try to aghtate— in the meantime, he will try to aghtate ta— in the meantime, he will try to agitate to prove— in the meantime, he will try to

others will point out that sir bernard jenkin - voted for.? hi, nicky. i'm trying to get voices l you, and g. sarah in a veil? hi, - nicky. i'm trying to get voices from as many places _ nicky. i'm trying to get voices from as many places as _ nicky. i'm trying to get voices from as many places as i _ nicky. i'm trying to get voices from as many places as i can. _ nicky. i'm trying to get voices from as many places as i can. what - nicky. i'm trying to get voices from as many places as i can. what do i nicky. i'm trying to get voices from l as many places as i can. what do you want to say?— want to say? during lockdown, my husband was _ want to say? during lockdown, my husband was in _ husband was in hospitalfor three months. it wasn't covid—related. but something went wrong and he ended up in intensive care on a ventilator. extremely ill, and i was only allowed to visit him once a week. i saw him twice in intensive care. he was in intensive care for nine days. and it'sjust was in intensive care for nine days. and it's just the was in intensi

he called on one of the conservative mps on the committee, sir bernard jenkin, to quit, after claimshe attended a drinks gathering for his wife's birthday in december 2020, when indoor mixing was restricted. having contacted all those named in the article, the bbc has not corroborated the claims, nor has sir bernard commented. 0pposition parties have accused him of using it as a distraction. i sat in parliament and heard boris johnson say repeatedly that no parties had taken place, or that no rules have been broken. and we then saw the evidence with our own eyes, actually — pictures. now, that's what this inquiry is about. and this is a distraction by boris johnson from the central question of whether or not he lied. but mrjohnson, seizing on it to make another public criticism of the committee, suggests his determination to undermine its conclusions is not going anywhere. ione wells, bbc news. we can get more on this story now with our chief political correspondent nick eardley. just a bit of practical stuff and a few implications for us. how does this actually emerge? when do we se

i— you know sir bernard jenkin, sir bernard jenkin. i have heard on many— bernard jenkin.or will all— to be the ghost that mr sunaks feast or will all this actually, in feast or will all this actually, he hhe— feast or will all this actually, he hhe hohger— feast or will all this actually, in the longer run— feast or will all this actually, in the longer run , enable mr in the longer run, enable mr suhoh— in the longer run, enable mr suhoh ho— in the longer run, enable mr sunak to draw— in the longer run, enable mr sunak to draw a— in the longer run, enable mr sunak to draw a line between his administration— sunak to draw a line between his administration and— sunak to draw a line between his administration and that of mr rohheoh— administration and that of mr rohheoh ohh— administration and that of mr johnson and indeed of course oheo— johnson and indeed of course oheo hhoh— johnson and indeed of course oheo hhoh or— johnson and indeed of course also that of ms— johnson and indeed of course also that of ms truss? certainly if also that of ms truss? certainly h hhe— also t

just as i don't think bernard jenkins should have eieyei— bernard jenkins should have eieyei on— bernardfit of our radio listeners, you've got you've . it is like you've got you've. it is like eomeihing— you've got you've. it is like something out— you've got you've. it is like something out of the office. iie— something out of the office. iie-e— something out of the office. iie-e hoo— something out of the office. it's-a 1:00 dance- something out of the office. it's a 1:00 dance at the it's like a 1:00 dance at the nighieiwh— it's like a 1:00 dance at the nightclub before— it's like a 1:00 dance at the nightclub before you get kicked owi.— nightclub before you get kicked owi. wen,— nightclub before you get kicked owi. war, ii-e— nightclub before you get kicked out. well, it's jumper christmas rwmher. — out. well, it's jumper christmas iwmher. liner— out. well, it's jumper christmas iwmher. lihei e— out. well, it's jumper christmas jumper. 7 jumper. is that a christmas? poor is jumper. is that a christmas? poor-re going— jumper. is that a christmas? poor- is going .be - jumper. is that a

i've known hennant— bernard jenkin. i've known hennant ton— bernard jenkin. d actually said even once in number 10, no party's— even once in number 10, no pany-e we— even once in number 10, no party's we cannot stand here and tell party's we cannot stand here and tett the— party's we cannot stand here and tell the nation— party's we cannot stand here and tell the nation what to do and that— tell the nation what to do and that they— tell the nation what to do and that they can't— tell the nation what to do and that they can't have parties and they— that they can't have parties and they cant— that they can't have parties and they can't socialise. ' “w: :cwi“ they can't socialise. and then we te— they can't socialise. and then we to ht— they can't socialise. and then we do it because , you know, we do it because, you know, sooner or later we'll get caught. god is watching. and he thtn-t— caught. god is watching. and he thtn-t to— caught. god is watching. and he didn't do that.— caught. god is watching. and he didn't do that. and— tg god is watching. and he didn't

possibly like sir bernard jenkin possibly and like sir bernard jenkin possibly ene rnernerse—lot of power to- that gives a lot of power to reset— that gives a lot of power to local communities to object and in genera.— local communities to object and in general, local— local communities to object and in general, local communities seen—ner- in general, local communities| —ner reekky seem to object. i'm not really sure-wner— seem to object. i'm not really sure-what they've- sure that what they've said suggesree — sure that what they've said suggested _will- sure that what they've said suggested will really suggested so far will really sugee— suggested so far will really sguee—eur- suggested so far will really square—but it'si square that circle, but it's senernky— square that circle, but it's certainly-noise- square that circle, but it's certainly noise is they're certainly the noise is they're nekrng— certainly the noise is they're nekrng-nere- certainly the noise is they're making-more a- certainly the noise is they're making more a lot, certainly the noise is they're. making-

bernard jenkin, _ bernard jenkin, your conservative been conservative colleague, has been ooooniioo—oio-oono on— thank you very much, jake berry. lots come on today's lots more to come on today's ooniiio— lots more to come on today's camilla tominey_ lots more to come on today's camilla tominey show. going lots more to come on today's ca be la tominey show. going lots more to come on today's ca be speakingty show. going lots more to come on today's ca be speaking to show. going lots more to come on today's ca be speaking to tony going lots more to come on today's ca be speaking to tony blair'sing to be speaking to tony blair's ionon— to be speaking to tony blair's former - staff, - to be speaking to tony blair's former staff, jonathan former chief of staff, jonathan ionon, — former chief of staff, jonathan powell, -whether. former chief of staff, jonathan powell, whether sir powell, to discuss whether sir non— powell, to discuss whether sir non-noo— powell, to discuss whether sir keir-has-what- powell, to discuss whether sir keir-has-what it. keir starmer has got what it ionoo— keir

and of course, bernard jenkin— badly. and of course, bernard ienkin wno— badly.s wiie— served and it was a party for his own wife who— served and it was a party for his own wife who also happens to be his own wife who also happens to ielnenien— his own wife who also happens to be.member.the_ his own wife who also happens to be member the house of be a member of the house of ionic.— be a member of the house of ionic. ks— be a member of the house of ionic. ks vow— be a member of the house of lords. as you say,— be a member of the house of lords. as you say, in lords. as you say, those in giess— lords. as you say, those in glass houses— lords. as you say, those in glass houses shouldn't throw sonesi— glass houses shouldn't throw scones—e - glass houses shouldn't throwi stones,_? that's stones, should they? that's iiei-s— stones, should they? that's inei-s my— stones, should they? that's that's my own view. we have a habit of in this country, and it's very unseemly . and you it's very unseemly. and you know, i feel i feel boris hasn't been cut any slack for everythin

be a bernard jenkin, he might be a tory, but he hates boris johnson.bly- the side of the british people. and i think he probably really has thrown a cat among the pigeons there because this is a sort of lovey award ceremony. and he's won so very much doubt they imagined that would happen . patrick but i'm over the moon to hear that it has. well, as they say, darren— to hear that it has. well, as they say, darren you're- c well, as they say, darren you're not iongning— they say, darren you're not iongning no— they say, darren you're not laughing now, are you? you're noi— laughing now, are you? you're nor iongning— laughing now, are you? you're not laughing now . there you go. not laughing now. there you go. rook.— not laughing now. there you go. iook. irorren— not laughing now. there you go. look. darren. yeah.— not laughing now. there you go. look. darren. yeah. thank you very— look. darren. yeah. thank you very nncn.— look. darren. yeah. thank you very nocn. insi— look. darren. yeah. thank you very much. just just quickly, insi— very much. just just q

they'll be talking about the bernard jenkins ettwetteh— situation and saying, well, eetwettw— situation of making the rules lied about knowing rules lied about not knowing that were being that the rules were being broken. in reference to the broken. and in reference to the people supporting meant people supporting him, i meant mostly because, know, mostly mps because, you know, we've noise from we've heard so much noise from people rees—mogg people like jacob rees—mogg and others about unfair this is. others about how unfair this is. when most when really probably most conservative mps accept that it'd be embarrassing and harmful to the party not to acknowledge that something wrong. that he's done something wrong. well, there's another leak, i think before weekend think just before the weekend or maybe weekend. my day maybe over the weekend. my day is blurring _ know- maybe over the weekend. my day is blurring—know if. is blurring one. i don't know if you— is blurring one. i don't know if yew-ht— is blurring one. i don't know if yew-ht et— is blurring one. i don't know if yew-ht et brin