it could be crucial for prime minister boris johnson hall will face m. p. 's and around and i was time will, under the metropolitan police, is also investigating whether any criminal offenses were committed more than a dozen gatherings as such has taken place, including a birthday party full prime minister johnson. that's cause i have to pull been corresponding to that dining streets in london. so pull a report, pending a police investigation on getting an a prime minister who have yet more difficult questions to answer within the next few hours, we presume within the next hour actually. so how yes, i mean we're standing here and down the street from the prime minister. you to depart this address any 2nd. now, the header was a parliament for his weekly session of prime minister questions where he'll face opposition and peace. and the opposition leader who will be very keen to quiz him intensely and intensely about exactly what su grace, internal investigation into events here and down the street in 2020 will reveal. now there is no official word that the re

johnson, the future will be the unity of his cabinet. and so far, the vast majority of ministers have been writing in the hall behind boris johnson. the question is whether that situation will continue. i think there was some evidence that ministers had previously been loyal to bar johnson like the transport secretary of state grant shops. i'm beginning to become somewhat more critical in their endorsement, the prime minister position. i think they recognize that his position is becoming more and more difficult, not back down his pace. if the cabinet begins away from the prime minister, that if position will doubtless become only has the latest, the latest revelation of the birthday party, you think change anyone's mind in the conservative party? i don't think that that's event per say, change his mind, but it just adds to what is now a long list of events, which is very difficult to explain. remember, the breach of the regulation isn't just the policy took place, is the fact that any indoor mixing between households was banned about particular time. so it looks like an act of hypocrisy. and it looks like these events were going o

boris johnson. to hamburg now for the landmark alimony concert hall is celebrating its 5th anniversary. it has been hailed as an architectural masterpiece. and it is popular with concert goers. despite the spiraling costs, it ran up during construction. on tuesday, the venue marked its birthday with a special concert. ah, the hell fill, the money in hamburg is more than a concert hall. it is become a symbol of modern germany, a cultural landmark of the 21st century. it's celebrating its 5th anniversary with a whole week of concerts. the main anniversary concert features the india l film, only orchestra led by ellen gilbert's with contemporary classical music composed by among others, john adams. the words have been selected to make the most of the unique spatial and sound properties of the venue. ah, the out from the money opened to much fanfare in 2017 angle america attended as german chancellor. as did current chancellor o left schultz, then mayor of hamburg. ah lou. the planning in construction was fraught with difficulty in the end. it took more than 10 years longer them planned cos

hall. households across the u.k. are putting candles in their windows, inch including boris johnson, with a candle burning in the window 10. auschwitz held its own commemoration ceremony earlier on today. >> those are children who survived at auschwitz. >> this is footage of some of the surviving children back then. only a handful of survivors are still alive today. ♪ >> some of the survivors attended the ceremony. one former inmate shared what it was like growing up there. >> i was 10 years old when germans attacked and occupied poland in september of 1939. i was 13 when i was dragged to auschwitz berk that you after i'd been taken out from the gas chamber thanks to a failure. i saw masses of mighty, arrogant army of hitler's germany when they marched influence warsaw on fire. for five years i was breathing with the crimes of the nazi germany of death. i grew up under their criminal rule. >> while in better learn, the german parliament held aeris mother-in-law and the german perspective said it represented a day of shame and paid tribute to those killed in the genocide. >> we remember the millions of people who were p

boris johnson to change the subject. and one of the lines that you hear inside whitehall in the halls of government downtown in london is are people making such a fuss about parties when there are more than 100,000 troops on the ukrainian border? and there's the risk of a major invasion and the loss of life. >> sreenivasan: now, this is also the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. how do britons mark this? >> well, what's going to happen is in the city of derry, where this occurred, family members of those who died 50 years ago, who were shot by british soldiers, will be marching and demanding juste. and what's really remarkable here, hari, anwhy this escially continues to resonate, is unlike, say, south africa, there's never been a truth and reconciliation commission for the troubles in northern ireland. and so, i spent a lot of time in northern ireland, and i meet with people who have never seen justice for their family members. and so, even though the fighting and the killing stopped a long time ago, this still very much lives in the hearts and minds of a lot of people who lost loved ones. >> sreenivasan: npr's frank

johnson stays the hall to is to do that. and as for the, on the tories in the conservative party and those that are still support boris johnson, i mean, can he continue to maintain support for him at least half of the conservatives are or are they waiting to see the results of that internal report to change their minds or, or turn on him. i think that they'll always be a rump support in the concept party for boys johnson, particularly because johnson to live at 70 than that seats. but the conservatives are famously notoriously ruthless. and if it seems as though johnson is now more of an electoral liability than an asset, they will remove them because the fundamental weakness of johnson has, is he was never elected based on anti principle or ideology. he doesn't really have a position in the conservative party. what he brought was the ability to win. and if it no longer seems as though he is able to in the mail, just touched him. and i think that even though half of them, he's probably won't write the letter of night confidence when the tories are facing out in that chamber, to decide johnson's fates. it could be that they wi

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hall, could they join his lawyer from the white house? the u. k. media. this, our reporting that the british prime minister, boris johnson's private secretary, was advised not to go ahead with a gathering during corona virus locked on. itv news says martin reynolds were sent an email by one senior official. he'd invited 100 people to a gathering in may of 2020, mister johnson admitted attending, but said he thought it was a work event by the court brennan joyce's life from westminster in london. so as to this e mail, paul, mister johnson's defense doesn't really seem to stand up now even the defense of, oh, i walked into the back garden glasses of wine and, and people smelling of roasted peanuts. but it wasn't a party, it was a work meeting. so that kind of has been blown out the water? no. yeah. well not quite. we are still one step away from the prime minister. this is an e mail that was sent by an unnamed senior official to martin reynolds, the prime minister's private secretary. so not directly to the prime minister as i understand it. so there's a still a deniability there for the prime minister himself, forrest johns

halls. it stopped the report has been completed. in another headache for the prime minister, whistle—blower e—mails publix by the foreign select committees seem to show that boris johnsonreport. i just checked in with last couple of minutes and they still haven't received it as we've been reporting this afternoon, there are still some checks going on and some legal issues and the met police about what exactly can and can't be said. so no sign of it yet. the house of commons has adjourned for the night so we are not going to hearfrom has adjourned for the night so we are not going to hear from the has adjourned for the night so we are not going to hearfrom the prime minister here. let's try and figure out what happens next. and that the leader of the house of commons with me. thanks so much for coming to speak with us. what is going on, when is the next point at which we could hearfrom when is the next point at which we could hear from the when is the next point at which we could hearfrom the prime minister on this? could hear from the prime minister on this? ., , , ., ., ., on this? the house will sit tomorrow from 930, on this? the house will sit tomorrow from 930. it