i think that is a mic drop, jacob rees-mogg! _ that. i think that is a mic drop, jacob rees-mogg! b rees-mogg! our report is that. i think that is a mic drop, - jacob rees-mogg! our report is based on two things. — jacob rees-mogg! our report is based on two things. on _ jacob rees-mogg! our report is based on two things, on the _ jacob rees-mogg! our report is based on two things, on the evidence, - jacob rees-mogg! our report is based on two things, on the evidence, and i on two things, on the evidence, and on two things, on the evidence, and on a keen awareness of the seriousness of misleading the house. the committee was unanimous that a sanction which would trigger the recall of parliament act was justified in the light of our conclusion, that mrjohnson deliberately misled the house and deliberately misled the house and deliberately misled the committee. we then felt it necessary to increase the sanction to 90 days, to reflect the seriousness of his preaching the confidence of the committee, impugning the committee, thereby undermining the democratic process of the house, and

so jacob rees-mogg. thank you, - justice and democracy. so jacob| rees-mogg. adam justice and democracy. so jacob - rees-mogg. thank you, madam deputy seaker. it rees-mogg. thank you, madam deputy speaker- it is — rees-mogg. thank you, madam deputy speaker. it is perfectly _ rees-mogg. thank you, madam deputy speaker. it is perfectly reasonable - speaker. it is perfectly reasonable to challenge the views of select committees of this house. it is neither eccentric nor indeed rare. i would like to start with some of the things that i think are most contentious within the report, bordering on erroneous. if we may turn to paragraph 48 to start with. this makes reference to the fixed penalty notice received by mr johnson for the birthday party. and it seems to think that the fixed penalty notice is in fact an admission of guilt. but lord chief justice thomas said this, it is quite clear that the issue of the notice is not conviction. it is not an admission of guilt nor any proof that a crime has been committed. the scheme of the act makes that clear. any person read

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it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight,— jacobstate of the nation tonight, the— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight, the remainers revenge— nation tonight, the remainers evenge n— nation tonight, the remainers revenge is complete. boris jenneen— revenge is complete. boris jenneen ,— revenge is complete. boris johnson , who— revenge is complete. boris johnson , who won the largest johnson, who won the largest eveenenv— johnson, who won the largest electoral mandate for the conservatives _ electoral mandate for the conservatives ageneration, conservatives in a generation, is enn— conservatives in a generation, is en en— conservatives in a generation, is out of parliament. but is none— is out of parliament. but is none in— is out of parliament. but is none in pole— is out of parliament. but is boris in pole position to return as boris in pole position to return ee-nevn— boris in pole position to return as-next leader— boris in pole position to return as-next leader of- boris in pole position to return as next leader of the

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it's me, jacob rees—mogg of the jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of thetonight. another nation tonight. yet another energy boss has expressed concern over a potential labour government and its pledge to stop sea and gas stop north sea oil and gas licences . not to mention the tax licences. not to mention the tax is already being imposed on the industry. is it we put industry. is it time we put energy security motty ahead of the net zero agenda? the windsor framework although hailed as a crystallisation of uk—eu post—brexit relations , has post—brexit relations, has ultimately failed in its most important intention to restore power sharing in northern ireland. we'll be joined by the leader of the democratic unionist party, sir jeffrey donaldson, centre for donaldson, as the centre for brexit policy unveils new plans to tackle the problems posed by the protocol and does indolence lead to illness? seems working from home may be the prime culprit behind britains epidemic of long term sickness. work and pensions secretary mel stride certainly seems to think so

and welcome back i remain jacob rees—mogg and back i remain jacob rees—mogg ehe vve— back i remain jacobgy . personal robot technology. personal devices such as smartphones . devices such as smartphones. phones could be enabled with technology to analyse health just by breathing , breathing and just by breathing, breathing and then creating hyper personalised diet plans. it may even be able to change what your food tastes like. so you eat your vegetables because they're meant to be good for you. it'll taste like something nice using virtual reality, and it could make you feel that you were in the hospitality of a rustic eatery when you were , in fact, sitting when you were, in fact, sitting at home, munching through a plateful food , which plateful of rabbit food, which sounds as if it could be quite fun, but it might deprive you of the pleasure of going out to a restaurant and the service and the hospitality that goes with that. so should we be concerned about the possibility of digitally or digitally enhanced eating, or will groundbreaking will it be a groundbreaking development improv

now let's bring in sir jacob rees—mogg , a key boris jacob rees—mogg, a key boris tehheeh— jacob rees—mogged in hete heettteh te— master of the unexpired acted in pole position to return as teeter— pole position to return as teetet et— pole position to return as leader of the _ pole position to return as leader of the conservatives as sir leader of the conservatives as he teeeh— leader of the conservatives as sirjacob. honestly leader of the conservatives as sir jacob. honestly is this what you— sir jacob. honestly is this what yet they— sir jacob. honestly is this what you truly believe— sir jacob. honestly is this what you truly believe ? well if you you truly believe? well if you teeh— you truly believe? well if you teeh et— you truly believe? well if you teeh et the — you truly believe? well if you look at the discussions you're hewhe— look at the discussions you're hewhe eht— look at the discussions you're having and what— look at the discussions you're having and what you were asking yeet— having and what you were asking yewt hehetthte— having and what you were asking your panellists

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i'm still jacob rees—mogg and hhhe— i'm still jacob rees—mogg and hhhe he— i'm still jacob rees—mogg e to the ben cooper brexit hheehhme— to the ben cooper brexit blocking bill.— to the ben cooper brexit blocking bill. i quite like the alliteration— blocking bill. i quite like the alliteration in— blocking bill. i quite like the alliteration in that . jill it's alliteration in that. jill it's hhme. — alliteration in that. jill it's hhme. hhe— alliteration in that. jill it's time. the unelected house of heme— time. the unelected house of lords should— time. the unelected house of lords should be— time. the unelected house of lords should be abolished, hehehw— lords should be abolished, totally—with. lords should be abolished,- totally_with what totally out of touch with what is totally out of touch with what he-hhe — totally out of touch with what is-the british- totally out of touch with what is the british public is affecting the british public as is affecting the british public ee eehhehh— is affecting the british public as colbert said,— is affecting the british public as colbert s

jacob rees—mogg and he he erere— identify as jacob rees—mogg and this is state of— identify as jacob a trigger warning. and—saying it was and corrected us, saying it was and corrected us, saying it was a r and corrected us, saying it was .-, eohrekrwek- and corrected us, saying it was a-, contextual note- and corrected us, saying it was a , contextual note , a quote, contextual note, whgwore. — a quote, contextual note, unquote. well,- a quote, contextual note, unquote. well, i'm now joined by pg wodehouse,— unquote. well, i'm now joined by pg wodehouse, admirer william shweh— pg wodehouse, admirer william shweh .— pg wodehouse, admirer william sitwell . william,— pg wodehouse, admirer william sitwell . william, thank you so sitwell. william, thank you so heeh— sitwell. william, thank you so much for— sitwell. william, thank you so much for joining— sitwell. william, thank you so much forjoining me from your much for joining me from your hook— much for joining me from your hook heeh— much for joining me from your book lined study— much for joining me from your book lined study that l

jacob rees—mogg. this 8:oo. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this nos— 8:oo. i'm jacob rees—mogg. o these western areas, too, making for humid night tuesday for a murky, humid night tuesday night into wednesday , the rain night into wednesday, the rain should ease, at least for a time, across parts of scotland, staying fairly over the staying fairly damp over the hills of northern england and nonh hills of northern england and north but many places north wales. but many places will start wednesday dry. but then another area of rain comes in initially to northern ireland, but then spreading into parts of scotland. northern england and wales. and this could have some heavy bursts mixed possibility of could have some heavy bursts mrumble possibility of could have some heavy bursts mrumble of possibility of could have some heavy bursts mrumble of thundersibility of could have some heavy bursts mrumble of thunder toility of could have some heavy bursts mrumble of thunder to the of a rumble of thunder to the northwest. it should turn drier and further south east, most and further south a

jacob rees—mogg and tie re erere— identify as jacob rees—mogg and this is state of— identify as jacobwas and corrected us, saying it was a r and corrected us, saying it was .-, eonrekrwek- and corrected us, saying it was a-, contextual note- and corrected us, saying it was a , contextual note , a quote, contextual note, wngwore. — a quote, contextual note, unquote. well,- a quote, contextual note, unquote. well, i'm now joined by pg wodehouse,— unquote. well, i'm now joined by pg wodehouse, admirer william srrwekk— pg wodehouse, admirer william srrwekk .— pg wodehouse, admirer william sitwell . william,— pg wodehouse, admirer william sitwell . william, thank you so sitwell. william, thank you so neen— sitwell. william, thank you so neen for— sitwell. william, thank you so much for joining— sitwell. william, thank you so much forjoining me from your much for joining me from your book— much for joining me from your book knee— much for joining me from your book lined study— much for joining me from your book lined study that looks as if book lined study that looks as n str— book lined st

i'm joined by jacob rees—mogg . jacob, you by jacob rees—mogg. jacob, you knew— by jacob rees—mogg. sunak comments were, oh, bey, -beebby— thought sunak comments were, oh, bey, -beebby very,- boy, they were really very, very ebebb. —een- boy, they were really very, very sharp. _can change.| boy, they were really very, very. sharp._can change. of sharp. and things can change. of bbbnee— sharp. and things can change. of course. things can— sharp. and things can change. of course. things can change and we knew— course. things can change and we knew bbeb. — course. things can change and we knew bbeb. bub— course. things can change and we know that. but if— course. things can change and we know that. but if we— course. things can change and we know that. but if we face, you knew— know that. but if we face, you knew .— know that. but if we face, you knew , e— know that. but if we face, you knew , e be— know that. but if we face, you know , a big labour majority and know, a big labour majority and you know, a big labour majority and yeu wee— know, a big labour majority and yeu bbe— know, a

i'm still jacob rees—mogg and tnts— i'm still jacob rees—mogg and we ts— i'm still jacob rees—mogg ando the ben cooper— through the night when it came to the ben cooper brexit ttoettnt— to the ben cooper brexit blocking bill.— to the ben cooper brexit blocking bill. i quite like the alliteration— blocking bill. i quite like the alliteration in— blocking bill. i quite like the alliteration in that . jill it's alliteration in that. jill it's ttne. — alliteration in that. jill it's ttne. tne— alliteration in that. jill it's time. the unelected house of toats— time. the unelected house of lords should— time. the unelected house of lords should be— time. the unelected house of lords should be abolished, totatty— lords should be abolished, totally—with. lords should be abolished,- totally_with what totally out of touch with what is totally out of touch with what ts-tne — totally out of touch with what is-the british- totally out of touch with what is the british public is affecting the british public as cotteat— is affecting the british public as colbert said,— is affecting the british publi

jacob rees—mogg wett— thank you, sir. jacob rees—mogg wen, there— thank you, sir. in passing. well, you didn't really, to- .7 i mentioned it in passing. well, you didn't really, to be honest, very gently. anyway, well done. thank you very much . well done. thank you very much. look, you know, i disagree with bods look, you know, i disagree with boris johnson on many things . boris johnson on many things. his relaxed attitude to mass millions coming into our country . this net zero lunacy that makes the poor poorer and the rich richer . makes the poor poorer and the rich richer. many things i disagree with, however , over on disagree with, however, over on the biggest, most important fundamental political and constitutional question probably of our lifetime . as you know, of our lifetime. as you know, bods of our lifetime. as you know, boris did make the right decision , and that was a big decision, and that was a big moment and it mattered hugely. and as somebody who spent 25 years of his life campaigning for this and trying to wake up the british public, i'll be e

and this is still jacob rees—mogg and this to stote— still jacob rees—mogg illion tonne ot— estimated minimum of 23 trillion tonnee ot cool— estimated minimum of 23 trillion tonnes of coal under the north seo. — tonnes of coal under the north seo. tnot-e— tonnes of coal under the north set. we o— tonnes of coal under the north sea. that's a good— tonnes of coal under the north sea. that's a good point, rotten.— sea. that's a good point, robert. though gladstone thought we-t— robert. though gladstone thought we-t tn— robert. though gladstone thought we-t ott— robert. though gladstone thought we-t owt ot— robert. though gladstone thought we'd run out of coal in 1966, when— we'd run out of coal in 1966, wnlon we— we'd run out of coal in 1966, which we seem— we'd run out of coal in 1966, which we seem not to do. steve do which we seem not to do. steve to we— which we seem not to do. steve to we note— which we seem not to do. steve to we note ony— which we seem not to do. steve do we have any choice with the ownent— do we have any choice with the content ont — do

jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight— jacob rees—moggof the nation tonight ,— jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight , meet the great nation tonight, meet the great british— nation tonight, meet the great british people— nation tonight, meet the great british people have made their vies— british people have made their en nei— british people have made their views on net zero— british people have made their views on net zero known unambiguously and unequivocally. aveueev— unambiguously and unequivocally. a veueev peii— unambiguously and unequivocally. a yougov poll for— unambiguously and unequivocally. a yougov poll for the sun has ieveeiei— a yougov poll for the sun has revealed the— a yougov poll for the sun has revealed the british public's numeri— revealed the british public's number one priority is tackling irriieiierr— number one priority is tackling inflation and— number one priority is tackling inflation and reducing bills vviriie— inflation and reducing bills while reaching— inflation and reducing bills while reaching net

jacob probably eaenitiee— jacob rees—mogg. jacob probably eaenitiee nie— jacob rees—mogg. . and look , i think— things, isn't it, really? yeah. and look , i think it's- and look, i think it's annwonwiate- and look, i think it's appropriate that people behind the appropriate that people behind tne-get— appropriate that people behind the get honoured and the scenes get honoured and newantet— the scenes get honoured and rewarded. you— the scenes get honoured and rewarded. you know, it shouldn't aiwaye—wno- rewarded. you know, it shouldn't always-who are - rewarded. you know, it shouldn't always-who are in- always be people who are in tent— always be people who are in tnontltne— always be people who are in front the camera, often the front of the camera, often the neonie. — front of the camera, often the oeone-neene. - front of the camera, often thei people. _people. well, front of the camera, often the. people-people. well, is people. lots of people. well, is it i mean, is this probably a good time as any have good enough time as any to have a conversation about the honour sys

welcome back iron man, jacob rees—mogg. and you've been man, jacob rees—mogg. s is to leave-echr get rid- the only way to solve this is to leave echr get rid of the leave the echr get rid of the own— leave the echr get rid of the civil servants— leave the echr get rid of the civil servants who are deliberately - deliberately holding things up and deliberately holding things up ent-tetorttng— deliberately holding things up and deporting illegal and start deporting illegal tnntgrente— and start deporting illegal immigrants straight away . but immigrants straight away. but gotng— immigrants straight away. but now we're going to be talking etoet— now we're going to be talking etoet tne— now we're going to be talking about the merry— now we're going to be talking about the merry news on net senor— about the merry news on net zero. senior conservative tvs neve— zero. senior conservative tvs neve wernet— zero. senior conservative tvs have warned that— zero. senior conservative tvs have warned that the net zero green— have warned that the net zero green tevtee— have war

but my great colleague jacob rees—mogg, for saying it in jacob rees—mogg, for saying it ln ttts— jacob

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welcome back iron man, jacob rees—mogg. and you've been man, jacob rees—mogg. nly way to solve this is to leave-echr get rid- the only way to solve this is to leave echr get rid of the leave the echr get rid of the etwt— leave the echr get rid of the civil servants— leave the echr get rid of the civil servants who are deliberately - deliberately holding things up and deliberately holding things up eht-tehehthe— deliberately holding things up and deporting illegal and start deporting illegal thhtgtehte— and start deporting illegal immigrants straight away . but immigrants straight away. but going— immigrants straight away. but now we're going to be talking ehewt— now we're going to be talking ehewt the— now we're going to be talking about the merry— now we're going to be talking about the merry news on net sehtet— about the merry news on net zero. senior conservative tvs hete— zero. senior conservative tvs hewe wehet— zero. senior conservative tvs have warned that— zero. senior conservative tvs have warned that the net zero eeeh— have warned that the net zero gre

i was echoed by the likes of jacob rees-mogg-_ was echoed by the likes of jacob rees-mon ., ~ , ., ~ gg. i think it is over baked. i think they want to _ rees-mogg. i think it is over baked. i think they want to find _ rees-mogg. i think it is over baked. i think they want to find the - rees-mogg. i think it is over baked. i think they want to find the worst i i think they want to find the worst at every— i think they want to find the worst at every possible opportunity, and i think— at every possible opportunity, and i think it _ at every possible opportunity, and i think it shows a degree of vindictiveness, there does not work to the _ vindictiveness, there does not work to the committee's favour or advantage. to the committee's favour or advantage-— to the committee's favour or advantaae. , . , ., ., advantage. the space provided on the bbc for the former _ advantage. the space provided on the bbc for the former prime _ advantage. the space provided on the bbc for the former prime minister - bbc for the former prime minister and his supporters to reject the report's conclusions ann

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and knighthoods for dozens of his supporters, including priti patel and jacob rees—mogg.he former culture secretary nadine dorries, who this afternoon said she's standing down as an mp with immediate effect, was not put forward for a peerage we have just got hold of the list and we'll take you through who is on it and what it means. labour has accused the government of doling out rewards for those who planned covid parties and toadied to a disgraced former prime minister. also on the programme... donald trump is charged over his handling of top secret documents after he left the white house — the first former president to face criminal charges. the risk of wildfires with the very high temperatures expected this weekend — we are out with firefighters as they prepare. and can they do it? manchester city fans gather in istanbul to support their team's bid to win the champion's league tomorrow — and with it, the treble. i'll be live here at the ataturk stadium where city are about to conduct theirfinal training stadium where city are about to conduct their final training sess

i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this- , , i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is state of the rees—moggul i'll totally agree with getting rid . useless _ i'll totally agree with getting rid .useless civil- i'll totally agree with getting rid useless civil service i'll totally agree with getting rid who less civil service i'll totally agree with getting rid who clearly il service i'll totally agree with getting rid who clearly don't vice i'll totally agree with getting rid who clearly don't doe i'll totally agree with getting rid who clearly don't do their staff who clearly don't do their mi.— staff who clearly don't do their iai. raw,— staff who clearly don't do their iai. waw, mawirg— staff who clearly don't do their job. now, moving on to the issue ari— job. now, moving on to the issue ari irr— job. now, moving on to the issue around mr trump,— job. now, moving on to the issue around mr trump, who is fighting charges— around mr trump, who is fighting crarges aiawi— around mr trump, who is fighting charges about mishandling secret iacwmeris— charges about mishandling secret documents a

i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this- , , i'm still jacob rees—mogg and this is state of the rees—mogghey-face— regardless of any consequence else they face there? paul else they may face there? paul i'll else they may face there? paul in ioioiiy— else they may face there? paul i'll totally agree— else they may face there? paul i'll totally agree with getting rid . useless _ i'll totally agree with getting rid .useless civil- i'll totally agree with getting rid useless civil service i'll totally agree with getting rid who less civil service i'll totally agree with getting rid who clearly il service i'll totally agree with getting rid who clearly don't vice i'll totally agree with getting rid who clearly don't doe i'll totally agree with getting rid who clearly don't do their staff who clearly don't do their ion.— staff who clearly don't do their on wow,— staff who clearly don't do their too. now mowing— staff who clearly don't do their job. now, moving on to the issue orowni— job. now, moving on to the issue orowni irr— job. now, moving on to the issue around mr trump,— job. now, movin

jacob rees—mogg and mm is state— identify as jacob rees—mogg and this is state of— identify as jacobdo it for us. take our dna-even have- . i will do it for us. take our dna even have the ability to dna and even have the ability to tring— dna and even have the ability to ting-tram — dna and even have the ability to bring from extinction. bring us back from extinction. super— bring us back from extinction. super ai— bring us back from extinction. super it is— bring us back from extinction. super ai is dangerous only if it's super ai is dangerous only if its used— super ai is dangerous only if its used in— super ai is dangerous only if it's used in the— super ai is dangerous only if it's used in the wrong way. but if it's used in the wrong way. but it we— it's used in the wrong way. but it we see— it's used in the wrong way. but if we see digital— it's used in the wrong way. but if we see digital currency and if we see digital currency and it vveve— if we see digital currency and if we've already— if we see digital currency and if we've already part of it and atreaty— if we've already

jacob rees—mogg was knighted by borisjohnson, jacob rees—mogg was knighted by borisjohnson, and servedhink they want to find the worst at every possible opportunity, and i think it shows a degree of vindictiveness that does not work to the committee's favour or advantage. is this the end for borisjohnson? no way back from this, is there? oh, there's easily a way back, because the great virtue of our system is that parliament can chuck you out, it can chuck you out again and it can suspend you, but if your voters send you back, back you come. today's report came out at 9am, but the prime minister managed to find himself in front of the cameras earlier than that... ..wanting to look like he's getting on with thejob, on an immigration raid in west london. you're talking about a report that i haven't seen and no—one else has seen. it wouldn't be right to comment on it in advance of it coming out and being published. so he didn't fancy saying very much, but little tongue—tie from the opposition parties today. borisjohnson is not only a lawbreaker, but a liar. | he's not fit for public offic

the privileges jacob rees—mogg. the privileges committee— jacob rees—mogg. report— jacob rees—mogg. the privileges committee report two weeks ago found— committee report two weeks ago found dee— committee report two weeks ago found the former— committee report two weeks ago found the former prime minister had found the former prime minister dod repededy— found the former prime minister had repeatedly misled parliament covdd— had repeatedly misled parliament over covid breaches at number 10 during— over covid breaches at number 10 during lockdown_ over covid breaches at number 10 during lockdown ._ over covid breaches at number 10 during lockdown . well, the during lockdown. well, the inquiry— during lockdown. well, the inquiry non— during lockdown. well, the inquiry now says mps should be considering— inquiry now says mps should be considering whether or not their actions— considering whether or not their actions could— considering whether or not their actions could be— considering whether or not their actions could be in contempt of nondonenn— actions could

ladies and jacob rees—mogg, soon and gents, jacob rees—mogg, soon to be sirjacob. ten. my first neoetion to— story in my take a ten. my first reaction to prince— story in my take a ten. my first reaction to prince harry's neetiess— reaction to prince harry's needless court- reaction to prince harry's needless court case against eneeiient— needless court case against excellent newspaper industry . excellent newspaper industry. i'll excellent newspaper industry. i-ii te— excellent newspaper industry. i'll be dealing— excellent newspaper industry. i'll be dealing with the world's ieost— i'll be dealing with the world's ieost nonon— i'll be dealing with the world's least happy millionaire in no nneetoin— least happy millionaire in no uncertain terms. _ least happy millionaire in no uncertain terms. plus, have tnngionn— uncertain terms. plus, have tnngionn ont— uncertain terms. plus, have burglary and theft effectively teen — burglary and theft effectively been decriminalised? and should nonents— been decriminalised? and should oonents none— been decriminalised? and sho

channel well, jacob rees—mogg is ready to go.— well, jacob rees—mogg is ready to go. te— well, jacob eeling, isn't it, that only some of— nasty feeling, isn't it, that only some of the glitterati that were featured _ only some of the glitterati that were featured in— only some of the glitterati that were featured in the podcast were actually— were featured in the podcast were actually glittering enough to te— were actually glittering enough to be interviewed— were actually glittering enough to be interviewed by the duchess neroette— to be interviewed by the duchess herself? there's— to be interviewed by the duchess herself? there's a— to be interviewed by the duchess herself? there's a kind of hint of herself? there's a kind of hint ot twe— herself? there's a kind of hint ot twe ton— herself? there's a kind of hint of diva ish there,— herself? there's a kind of hint of diva ish there, diva ish otett— of diva ish there, diva ish stuff there _ of diva ish there, diva ish stuff there that you had to be at stuff there that you had to be et e— stuff there that you had to be et e oenetn— st

, have been jacob rees—mogg, have been heovhty— jacob rees—mogg, have been heavily criticised— jacobleges- [15 h 33th: well, the house of commons privileges committee has of commons privileges committee hoe reteoeet— of commons privileges committee has released its— of commons privileges committee has released its report into the troeee— has released its report into the troeee ot— has released its report into the troeeee ot hte— has released its report into the process of its partygate inquiry hto— process of its partygate inquiry hhto torrher— process of its partygate inquiry into former prime— process of its partygate inquiry into former prime minister boris yohheoh— into former prime minister boris yohheoh ,— into former prime minister boris johnson , lambasting mps who it johnson, lambasting mps who it say johnson, lambasting mps who it eoy eought— johnson, lambasting mps who it eoy eought to— johnson, lambasting mps who it say sought to undermine the work of say sought to undermine the work ot eommhttee— say sought to undermine the work of committee. mama the report ttoetet— of

jacob rees—mogg excuse me, sir. jacob rees—mogg excuse me, sir.

however, jacob rees—mogg insult. ver, jacob rees—mogg has told us it's an opportunity for an outgoing pm to show their appreciation for an outgoing prime minister has done a great service to the country. whether you agree wm.— service to the country. whether you agree with his— wtw:i; tw:iw whether you agree with his politics wtwi; wtwiw. whether you agree with his politics or not:— you agree with his politics or now, being— you agree with his politics or not, being prime— you agree with his politics or not, being prime minister is a very— not, being prime minister is a very impeeem— not, being prime minister is a very important role. it's a very hard— very important role. it's a very hard working— very important role. it's a very hard working role— very important role. it's a very hard working role and that for a prime— hard working role and that for a prime minister— hard working role and that for a prime minister to— hard working role and that for a prime minister to be able to say meek— prime minister to be able t

i continue to identify as jacob rees—mogg and this is— identify as jacob rees—mogg and this is state—super . i will do it for us. take our dwa— . i will do it for us. take our odd-eveu— . i will do it for us. take our dna-even have- . i will do it for us. take our dna even have the ability to dna and even have the ability to triug— dna and even have the ability to triug-trem — dna and even have the ability to bring from extinction. bring us back from extinction. super— bring us back from extinction. super di— bring us back from extinction. super di is— bring us back from extinction. super ai is dangerous only if it's super ai is dangerous only if its used— super ai is dangerous only if its used iu— super ai is dangerous only if it's used in the— super ai is dangerous only if it's used in the wrong way. but if it's used in the wrong way. but it we— it's used in the wrong way. but it we see— it's used in the wrong way. but if we see digital— it's used in the wrong way. but if we see digital currency and if we see digital currency and it weve— if we see digital currency and if we've alre

_ his evident session when jacob rees mogg denounced it as unfair process. hen he saw the report on friday evening which led to what the committee _ friday evening which led to what the committee describes as further attempts at denigrating. and that seemed _ attempts at denigrating. and that seemed to have persuaded them to up the sanctions from something that they say— the sanctions from something that they say would have triggered a recall— they say would have triggered a recall anyway, soever ten days, we don't _ recall anyway, soever ten days, we don't know — recall anyway, soever ten days, we don't know how much over ten days, but up _ don't know how much over ten days, but up to— don't know how much over ten days, but up to this — don't know how much over ten days, but up to this 90 day sanction they have recommended, which i think it is well— have recommended, which i think it is well in _ have recommended, which i think it is well in excess of any of the numbers— is well in excess of any of the numbers talked about before. you have numbers talked abo

now, of course , jacob rees—mogg now, of course, jacob rees—mogg is rignr— now, of course, jacob rees—moggrnese— rishi sunak is very unlucky in rnese rnree— rishi sunak is very unlucky in these three general elections, rnese— these three general elections, rnese rnree — these three general elections, those three seats— these three general elections, those three seats might be represenrei— those three seats might be represented by— those three seats might be represented by mps who wish to do represented by mps who wish to ie nin — represented by mps who wish to ie nin great— represented by mps who wish to do him great political harm. weii— do him great political harm. weii see— do him great political harm. well, some might suggest that rney—represenrl well, some might suggest that they—represent byj they were already represent by iris— they were already represent by iris wne— they were already represent by iris wne iii— they were already represent by mps who did not— they were already represent by mps who did not want to see isisni— mps who did not want to see new sunak— mps who did not wan

i am so sick of seeing jacob rees—mogg defending him. seeing jacob rees—mogg defending him i_ seeing ted by stephen kinu. ., , as bertie wooster created by stephen kinu. . , . king. thank you very much indeed. lovel to king. thank you very much indeed. lovely to hear _ king. thank you very much indeed. lovely to hear from _ king. thank you very much indeed. lovely to hear from you, _ king. thank you very much indeed. lovely to hear from you, david. i lovely to hear from you, david. thank you. tobias ellwood, hello. how are you doing this morning? are you well? are you there? i am how are you doing this morning? are you well? are you there?— you well? are you there? i am good, caettin you well? are you there? i am good, getting forward _ you well? are you there? i am good, getting forward to — you well? are you there? i am good, getting forward to -- _ you well? are you there? i am good, getting forward to -- looking - getting forward to —— looking forward to getting back to talking about more important issues. serra; about more important issues. sorry about more important issues. sorr

that was a jacob rees—mogg impression!aughter and i do talk about the aftermath of what it was like in my book, a purposeful life. and sometimes i wonder, mr deputy speaker, what is the purpose of parliament if we can't hold ministers to account? if we are just can't hold ministers to account? if we arejust going can't hold ministers to account? if we are just going to allow them to live? and, you know, johnson knew he was lying. we all knew he was lying. and he knew we knew he was lying. but the system protected him. and what we have to do is change the system, so the system doesn't protect a liar or the liars, the system protects parliament and our democracy. we need to change a system. and the thing is, as we get... system. and the thing is, as we net. .. �* , ,., , system. and the thing is, as we net... , ., ~ system. and the thing is, as we get... absolutely. i thank my honourable _ get... absolutely. i thank my honourable friend _ get... absolutely. i thank my honourable friend for - get... absolutely. i thank my hon

, but as as jacob rees—mogg, but as a the— as jacob rees—mogg, but as a canoe. i think we should tete whet— suspicious and i think we should tete whet thr— suspicious and i think we should take what mr lammy says very eertowetw. — take what mr lammy says very eertowetw. tohh— take what mr lammy says very seriously. john says, have the seriously. john says, i have the ehewerlehw— seriously. john says, i have the answer-any kids— seriously. john says, i have the answer any kids that answer for any kids that teehtttw— answer for any kids that teehtttw ee— answer for any kids that identify as a— answer for any kids that identify as a cat. just feed them — identify as a cat. just feed them eet— identify as a cat. just feed them cat food _ identify as a cat. just feed them cat food and milk until thew-re— them cat food and milk until thew-re-t-rh— them cat food and milk until they're-i'm not- them cat food and milk until they're i'm not sure the they're cured. i'm not sure the wee— they're cured. i'm not sure the wsree wowe— they're cured. i'm not sure the nspcc would

jacob rees—mogg, who had talked about a kangaroo court was less chatty today.id take a swing at the new report. ultimately, i believe in a healthy democracy. mps must be free to speak their minds. it cannot be the case that rulings of a particular committee stifle their freedom to express their views. but that seems a very minority view around here and the committee itself was emphatic. it said mps had no right to undermine an inquiry like this, and called an attack on the procedures of the commons an attack on the legitimacy of parliament itself. politicians must tell the truth to parliament. that's the principle being enforced. the committee charged with doing so says more explicit protections are now needed, as the aftershocks from borisjohnson's conduct continue to be felt. ben wright, bbc news, westminster. russian president vladimir putin has made significant changes in the highest ranks of the russian military following the wagner group's mutiny last week. a senior general who had previously supported the wagner group leader yevgeny prigozhin, has not be

and priti patel, wae— jacob rees—mogg and priti patel, wbe bbey— jacob rees—mogg and priti patel, waet from that. "11“ flit from that. then the prime minister. is he going to be at this debate? well that's a big question. i think there'll be maay— question. i think there'll be maay beebbe— question. i think there'll be many people who- : rtr“ i think there'll be many people who are within the ceaeerwabwe— many people who are within the conservative party— many people who are within the conservative party who may well abwbee— conservative party who may well abwbee bae — conservative party who may well advise the prime— conservative party who may well advise the prime minister to bbab— advise the prime minister to find something— advise the prime minister to find something else in his diary beee— find something else in his diary because does— find something else in his diary because does he— find something else in his diary because does he want to ignite yet because does he want to ignite yeb mere— because does he want to ignite yeb babe— because does he want to ignite yet more into int

i'm joined by jacob rees—mogg . jacob, you by jacob rees—mogg. jacob, you knew— by jacob rees—mogg. thought sunak comments were, oh, boy,— thought sunak comments were, oh, bey, -reeiiy— thought sunak comments were, oh, bey, -reeiiy very,- boy, they were really very, very eberb. —em- boy, they were really very, very sharp. _can change.| boy, they were really very, very. sharp._can change. of sharp. and things can change. of bbbmbe— sharp. and things can change. of course. things can— sharp. and things can change. of course. things can change and we knew— course. things can change and we knew bbeb. — course. things can change and we knew bbeb. bub— course. things can change and we know that. but if— course. things can change and we know that. but if we— course. things can change and we know that. but if we face, you knew— know that. but if we face, you knew .— know that. but if we face, you knew , e— know that. but if we face, you knew , e be— know that. but if we face, you know , a big labour majority and know, a big labour majority and you know, a big labour majority and yeu wee— kno

the privileges jacob rees—mogg. the privileges ccmmtttee— jacob rees—mogg. mmittee report two weeks ago tcaat tate— committee report two weeks ago found the former— committee report two weeks ago found the former prime minister had found the former prime minister tat teceatetty— found the former prime minister had repeatedly misled parliament ccvtt— had repeatedly misled parliament over covid breaches at number 10 during— over covid breaches at number 10 during lockdown_ over covid breaches at number 10 during lockdown ._ over covid breaches at number 10 during lockdown . well, the during lockdown. well, the taaatty— during lockdown. well, the taaatty acy— during lockdown. well, the inquiry now says mps should be ccasttettaa— inquiry now says mps should be considering whether or not their acttctas— considering whether or not their actions could— considering whether or not their actions could be— considering whether or not their actions could be in contempt of tatttameat— actions could be in contempt of parliament and— actions could be in contempt of parliamen

that's jacob rees—mogg. so raeeh. greah he— east. that's jacob rees—mogg. s ae wehh— our show, probably on on yours ae wehh. hhah— our show, probably on on yours as well, that the— our show, probably on on yours as well, that the conservative eewernmenh— as well, that the conservative government hasn't delivered hrexh— government hasn't delivered hreah preperhw— government hasn't delivered hreah preperhw .— government hasn't delivered brexit properly . it's made a brexit properly. it's made a he— brexit properly. it's made a he made— brexit properly. it's made a he made a— brexit properly. it's made a it's made a mess of it. it eheahh— it's made a mess of it. it should have— it's made a mess of it. it should have done a betterjob. ehweaew— should have done a betterjob. obviously brexit— should have done a betterjob. obviously brexit was delivered by your— obviously brexit was delivered by your peed— obviously brexit was delivered by your good friend boris rehneen— by your good friend boris rehneen .— by your good friend boris johnson . so— by your good frien