let's bring back in jo-anne nadler.s your reaction to some of the scathing comments he has made. jo-anne: well, despite the fact that i was somewhat critical in our opening comments of boris johnson, i also have quite a lot of sympathy with some of the points that he has raised in this second part of the statement that you have just read. and i do think that there is a real issue about natural justice and the way that this committee has conducted itself and the nature of the inquiry, because after all, boris johnson suffered quite considerable repercussions from the initial moves made against him in parliamentary terms as a result of the fallout from partygate. he resigned as prime minister. so it did feel like there was something beyond the normal process going on here, and it was something slightly punitive about the whole thing, in a way that wasn't parliamentary and wasn't appropriate. nevertheless, and i can see why that would drive somebody to distraction. but politics is a team game and for all the reasons that b

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by evasio jo—anne nadler_ incredibly overcome. by evasio jo—anne nadler. there will be a barnaby leave. there will be a service later on. thousands of people gathered in their but i'm going to go to mark white now, our home security editor, mark, sorry, i'll cut you off there, but i think it was important that we heard from the fathers of the two student victims in this important as well. not to forget ian coates, who sadly also his life in this also lost his life in this attack. but mark, i was asking about about the why it all about about the why of it all and do we know anything else yet at the moment? what's soever about any developments in terms of the attacker or alleged attacker or the circus agencies that have led up to what will witnessing right now, which is , witnessing right now, which is, let's be honest, devastation . let's be honest, devastation. know the why of it all? we do not really know at— know the why of it all? we do not really know at all. - e 7 we do not really know at all. there is not really know at all. there is no reat— not re

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