. >> leader of the s&p, ian blackburn. >> i want to express my deepest sorrow for the horrific events in texas yesterday. 19 children and two teachers needlessly lost their lives. many remembering the tragic events that took place 26 years ago, the thoughts and prayers of the s&p and the subsidy, lawmakers, schools of gun violence. the report the prime minister downing street, with offices, rooms crowd, and security force, the parties are so rigid. at the center was the prime minister. for the partygoers. every excuse under the sun. we've seen the damning photo evidence. people stayed at home to protect the nhs. the prime minister was engaging in drinking and debauchery that makes a mockery of sacrifices each and every person made. will the prime minister take the opportunity and resign? >> mister speaker, i can tell the right honorable gentlemen much as i appreciate his advice he will have a further opportunity to take customary length to debate that matter in the course of the statement that will follow. >> ian blackburn. >> is a joke, the prime minister has lost the trust of the pu

. >> we have now come to the leader of the s&p, ian blackburn. >> thank you, mr.peaker, i want to express my deepest sorrow for the horrific events in texas yesterday. 19 children and two teachers needlessly lost their lives. many of us in scotland will be remembering the tragic events that took place 26 years ago, the thoughts and prayers of the s&p are with the families suffering today and we hope lawmakers will act on gun violence. the report the prime minister downing street, with offices, rooms crowd, and security force, -- so many bottles, rooms crowded, and security forced to intervene because the parties were so enraged. at the center was the prime minister orchestrating it. a collapse for himself. for eight months, we have held every excuse under the sun. but now, now, we've seen the damning photo evidence. people stayed at home to protect the nhs. but the prime minister was engaging in drinking and debauchery that makes a mockery of sacrifices each and every person made. will the prime minister take the opportunity and resign? >> mr. speaker, i can tell

we now come to leader of the snp, ian blackburn. i want to - the snp, ian blackburn.geous. at the centre was the prime minister orchestrating it, grabbing a glass for himself in order to toast the partygoers. for eight months we have heard every excuse under the sun but now, now we have all seen the damning photo evidence. while people stayed at home to protect the nhs, the prime minister was engaging in drinking and debauchery that makes a mockery of the gut—wrenching sacrifices that each and every person made. for the prime minister now take the opportunity and resign? mr speaker, i can tell opportunity and resign? mr speaker, i can tell the — opportunity and resign? mr speaker, i can tell the right _ opportunity and resign? mr speaker, i can tell the right honourable - i can tell the right honourable gentleman that much as i appreciate his advice, he will have a further opportunity, which i'm sure he will take to his customary length, to debate that matter in the course of the statement which will follow directly after pm cues. it is the statement which will follow

. >> we now come to leader of the snp, ian blackburn. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as i speak, the public is pouring over the sordid details of what went on out of the public eye behind the high gates and the walls of the prime minister's residence. and it is damning. it concludes, many gatherings and many individuals did not adhere to covid guidance. events were attended by leaders in governments and should not have been allowed to happen. junior civil servants believe that involvement was permitted by the attendance of senior leaders. there was an unacceptable lack of respect and poor treatment of security staff. the senior leadership of the center, both political and official, must bear responsibility for this culture. that leadership came from the top, and the prime minister, in the words of the report, must bear responsibility for the culture. a fish rots from the head. mr. speaker, the prime minister's dispatch box denial of a party taking place in november is now proven to be untrue. he was there on the 30th of november, photographed, raising a toast, surroun

. >> now we have come to the leader of the snp, ian blackburn. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i want to join a going to express my deepest sorrow at the horrific events in texas yesterday. 19 children and two teachers have needlessly lost their lives. many of us in scotland will be remembered the tragic events that took place 26 use go. the thoughts thoughts and prayers of the snp of the family suffering today but also that lawmakers will finally act to bring the scourge of gun violence that plagues the united states to. mr. speaker, the report the prime minister in downing street has been damaged. rooms so crowded, people were sitting on each other's laps and security force to intervene because the parties were so outrageous. at the center was the prime minister orchestrating it in order to toast the partygoers. for eight months we have heard every excuse under "the sun." but now, now we've all seen the damning photo evidence. while people stayed at home to protect the nhs, the prime minister was engaging in drinking and debauchery that makes of the mockery of the gut wrenchi