very diplomatic, chris bryant, i is welcome of course.en's euro 2022. good luck, thanks. let's catch up with the weather now with carol. david wallace—lockhart, bbc news, westminster. a wet start to the day especially across scotland. the heaviest of the rain will move away behind it, more rain will move away behind it, more rain coming into the west. quite a lot of cloud for the rest of us to start the day. in western areas, some thick enough for the odd spot of drizzle but they should break up as we go through the afternoon and england and wales will see sunny spells. temperatures, 13—25 and gusty winds across the northern half of the country. tonight, we have a front sinking south taking cloud and the odd spot of rain. clearer skies behind and quite a brisk breeze coming down the north sea coastline. 0vernight lows, 9—16 , getting quite muqqy 0vernight lows, 9—16 , getting quite muggy in the south. tomorrow for england and wales, a week weather from producing cloud. that will break up, the sun will come out, sunnier skies across scotla

here is a liter, which means that she is reporting, and her opponent chris bryant means he is with her important ally of britain for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. right, i meant to say that saudi arabia, whether responsible or not, is an important partner of the uk 81 people in one day and you don't consider saudi arabia an authoritarian regime. i believe that our country must fight the main threats to the world, the number one threat is russia, in order to defeat it we must gain access to alternative energy sources in the persian gulf countries. we do not live in an ideal world and we have to make difficult choices. it is important for me that in the uk there are natural ties with the countries of this region, if an authoritarian regime operates in such a country, then it is possible to cooperate with it, because it is authoritarian only towards its own citizens. right. listen, in russia, the regime is invading an independent state and is trying to create great russia , create the ussr and china, too, wrote everything. and this person and this one are fighting for the titl

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raab, them to do — that was dominic raab, deputy prime minister, responding to a question from chris bryant on the mechanisms for upholding standards in public life. :, ~' for upholding standards in public life. :, ~ i. for upholding standards in public life. :, ~ ,, y for upholding standards in public life. :, ~ , . for upholding standards in public life. :, , . life. thank you very much. it's a leasure life. thank you very much. it's a pleasure to _ life. thank you very much. it's a pleasure to appear— life. thank you very much. it's a pleasure to appear before - life. thank you very much. it's a pleasure to appear before you i life. thank you very much. it's a l pleasure to appear before you and the spouse on this important matter. mr speaker, we are fortunate in this country to have a sophisticated and robust system for upholding public standards. and the system is multifaceted. it is made up of interlocking and complementary elements. it is of course founded on the principles of public life which have been in place for a quarter of a century. and which provide the overarching qualities

at we can speak now to the labour mp, chris bryant, who joins me from the rhondda in south wales. goodld go immediately. i'm assuming you agree with that. that should go immediately. i'm assuming you agree with that.— you agree with that. that is the tradition in _ you agree with that. that is the tradition in the _ you agree with that. that is the tradition in the british - you agree with that. that is the tradition in the british system i you agree with that. that is the i tradition in the british system that when you've lost the confidence of your party and your premiership is coming to an end, you leave immediately and is a good reason for that which is, if you're just a caretaker, there's lots of things that you cannot do and my work with borisjohnson that you cannot do and my work with boris johnson staying that you cannot do and my work with borisjohnson staying on in downing street is that we know he tries to break rules all the time and it doesn't really admire the rules very much my anxiety as he will try to do things in this period, especially that several weeks even months,

speak now to the chair of the committee on standards and privileges of public life, labour in p chris bryantlot more blood on the carpet that i think before this is over and the more resignations this evening but the truth of the matter is, where we are at is just completely unsustainable. you cannot have a prime minister say and rejoice over the fact that all the sex pests that supported him for the leadership. he cannot have them making jokes about chris pincher in the making him in charge of welfare in the office. you cannot have him apologising and say yes, you stored but all of this ages ago and having sent ministers out to defend the indefensible on the basis on the back of lies. it's unsustainable stop by people watching on bbc world, asking you this question. someone in india, bangladesh and hearing that the prime minister might be forced to resign over the appointment of somebody in a government position as a man who was let the country against a pandemic in the cost of living presses and everything else, some people may feel this is family absurd. ida. everything else, some people