johnson out. i never count boris johnson out. h hear— never count boris johnson out. h the— never count boris johnsonf a party himself .-thhrk— organisation of a party himself .-thhrk hf— organisation of a party himself .-thhrk hf a— organisation of a party himself .-think if a group- organisation of a party himself . think if a group of . but i think if a group of reorte— . but i think if a group of reorte tare— . but i think if a group of people came and . but i think if a group of- people came-and said, be people came to him and said, be our people came to him and said, be gtorhove— people came to him and said, be our glorious leader,— people came to him and said, be our glorious leader, you're a gtorhove— our glorious leader, you're a glorious leader,— our glorious leader, you're a glorious leader, that's what he hkee— glorious leader, that's what he hkeelto. — glorious leader, that's what he hkeelto. he— glorious leader, that's what he likes-do. is there- likes to do. is there a political future for boris johnson ? there way back? do johnson? is there a way back? do you to him back in the you wa

johnson. if you're just joining us, johnson. if you're just joining stumimg— johnson. tory is developing. the former prime minister boris johnson, has announced he is standing down as an mp with immediate effect this hot on the heels of former culture secretary nadine dorries doing exactly the same thing . what has exactly the same thing. what has motivated this decision? well, so far, all we're hearing in a statement from the ex—pm is as follows as i have written to my associate in uxbridge and south ruislip to say that i'm stepping down forthwith and triggering an immediate by—election. now, is this an assault on the premiership of rishi sunak? is it his departure from frontline politics or does he have a plan now? i'm delighted to say that. joining me for reaction to this massive story, this bombshell on a friday night that not many saw coming, we have boris johnson's biographer , tom bower, the biographer, tom bower, the author of the gambler. biographer, tom bower, the author of the gambler . and we'll author of the gambler. and we'll catch up with catherine forste

johnson. boris johnson has told his suoporters not _ johnson. hnson has told his supporters not to oppose _ johnson. boris johnson has told his supporters not to oppose - - johnson. boris johnson has told his supporters not to oppose - why - johnson. boris johnson has told his i supporters not to oppose - why would supporters not to oppose — why would that be? some of his critics are saying it's because he doesn't want to highlight how few supporters he has? .�*, to highlight how few supporters he has? ., �*, ., ., , , ., has? that's a theory, it might show he wasn't very _ has? that's a theory, it might show he wasn't very popular— has? that's a theory, it might show he wasn't very popular at _ has? that's a theory, it might show he wasn't very popular at all. - has? that's a theory, it might show he wasn't very popular at all. the i he wasn't very popular at all. the other theory is he said it would be pointless, "i've already left parliament, i went before i was pushed," so it's just a bit of a pushed," so it's 'ust a bit of a charade. . ~ pus

johnson so the latest johnson. johnson so the latest is johnson. the day tototo sto— that she was resigning the day before she actually did. but he tas— before she actually did. but he tas sat:— before she actually did. but he tas satt: t-tt— before she actually did. but he has said, i'll not— before she actually did. but he has said, i'll not suspend wtoota-s— has said, i'll not suspend nicola's membership. i'll treat her nicola's membership. i'll treat tot tt— nicola's membership. i'll treat tot tt tto— nicola's membership. i'll treat her in the same— nicola's membership. i'll treat her in the same way as i've ttoatot— her in the same way as i've ttoatot ,— her in the same way as i've ttoatot : tot— her in the same way as i've treated , for example, colin treated, for example, colin toattto:— treated, for example, colin beattie, who _ treated, for example, colin beattie, who was the snp treasurer , treasurer who was treasurer, treasurer who was atso— treasurer, treasurer who was atso attostot— treasurer, treasurer who was also arrested and questio

johnson is not. for people who do support boris johnson, his - johnson is not. n, his narrative about this being a witch hunt, about him being hounded out of parliament, thatis him being hounded out of parliament, that is likely to resonate with many of them. you speak about restoring treat to politics, how difficult is that when sometimes people do not want to let facts get in the way of what they believe? this again... this is again is why... i am sad that the daily telegraph and the daily mail are still prepared to give credence to borisjohnson. i think it is vital for our democracy to show that we reject the trump school of life, the berlusconi school of life. we do not want this in british life. chilly in a democracy, people have the right to support anyone to support. thea;r democracy, people have the right to support anyone to support. they have the riaht, support anyone to support. they have the right. but— support anyone to support. they have the right. but they — support anyone to support. they have the right, but they must _ support anyone to support.

johnson. to remember johnson. you've got to remember the johnson. you've got to remember ine-gress— johnson. at show vesieriev— there's this great show- yesterday- students yesterday of all the students inrning— yesterday of all the students inning-ani— yesterday of all the students turning and, know, turning out. and, you know, i wnei— turning out. and, you know, i mean, what can— turning out. and, you know, i mean, what can anybody say in inrs— mean, what can anybody say in this scenario?— mean, what can anybody say in this scenario? it's— mean, what can anybody say in this scenario? it's just it's rnsi— this scenario? it's just it's rnsi irniv— this scenario? it's just it's just truly awful. but i think at ieesi— just truly awful. but i think at least demonstrated how you least that demonstrated how you do least that demonstrated how you is sse— least that demonstrated how you is — least that demonstrated how you is ini— least that demonstrated how you do some. but, you— least that demonstrated how you do some. but, you know, when they go to those things, it distracts them now. yeah. distr

johnson. anu— put through by boris johnson. ant wntt— put through by boris johnson. the home ontoo ont— broken asylum system, the home office and indeed— broken asylum system, the home office and indeed our criminal tuottoo— office and indeed our criminal tuottoo oyoton— office and indeed our criminal justice system to— office and indeed our criminal justice system to understand tnot— justice system to understand tnot wo— justice system to understand that we need— justice system to understand that we need to— justice system to understand that we need to go back in time. he that we need to go back in time. no-tnwtot— that we need to go back in time. no-tnwtot-ts— that we need to go back in time. he-invited .as a - that we need to go back in time. he-invited-as a he- that we need to go back in time. he-invited-as a he was. he was invited here as a he was ianed he was invited here as a he was invited by our government as a child aged 16. in 2016, and he was resettled , did two things, was resettled, did two things, then happened . first of all, the then happened. first

johnson? ., �* ,, ., , johnson? i don't think that he is auoin to johnson? i don't think that he is going to go _ johnson? ambitious, he has all sorts of skills, he is incredibly witty, incredibly good at communicating with an audience. i do not think he will disappear, he will notjoin the club of quiet ex prime minister is with a political comeback.- club of quiet ex prime minister is with a political comeback. thank you very much. — with a political comeback. thank you very much. our— with a political comeback. thank you very much, our political— very much, our political correspondent rob watson. here at westminster, we continue to gather all of the reaction that has been spawned by the release of this report into whether borisjohnson misled parliament deliberately. it has been found that he has. we will have all the latest, so it is on bbc news. live from london, this is bbc news. former prime minister borisjohnson deliberately misled parliament over breaches of covid rules. those are the findings of a committee of mps. the findings of a committee of mp5. the search continues for hundreds of migrants f

johnson— from the gb newsroom. boris johnson has— from the gb newsroom. boris johnsonngs— johnson has rejected the findings of— johnson has rejected the findings of the inquiry, which says— findings of the inquiry, which says he— findings of the inquiry, which says he deliberately misled parliament— says he deliberately misled parliament over partygate . the parliament over partygate. the report— parliament over partygate. the report says— parliament over partygate. the report says sho— parliament over partygate. the report says the former prime minister— report says the former prime minister committed a serious contempo— minister committed a serious oontonnt tot— minister committed a serious contempt act and was complicit in contempt act and was complicit tn tno— contempt act and was complicit tn tno sonootgn— contempt act and was complicit in the campaign of abuse and attempted— in the campaign of abuse and attempted to — in the campaign of abuse and attempted to intimidate version of no— attempted to intimidate version of the committee.— attempted to intimidate versi

johnson?— you see it come back for boris johnson? ., , ., johnson? not in the short term. itics and we will see, i would not write them off but i do not see it come back. not write them off but i do not see it come back-— not write them off but i do not see it come back. with about you, joel? hard to imagine _ it come back. with about you, joel? hard to imagine them _ it come back. with about you, joel? hard to imagine them coming - it come back. with about you, joel? hard to imagine them coming backl hard to imagine them coming back after this— hard to imagine them coming back after this and his party may not have _ after this and his party may not have much— after this and his party may not have much space for him after the next elections with the way things are going — next elections with the way things are going. a next elections with the way things are aroin. �*, ,., next elections with the way things are oaian. �*, ., next elections with the way things are oaain. �*, ., ., next elections with the way things areaoain. �*, ., ., . are going. a yes or no for you, and? is

johnson. i remembera- definitely a buzz about boris i johnson. i remembera leading political— johnson. otographer saying that when _ political photographer saying that when he — political photographer saying that when he was _ political photographer saying that when he was going _ political photographer saying that when he was going around - political photographer saying that when he was going around the . political photographer saying that - when he was going around the country there was— when he was going around the country there was this — when he was going around the country there was this incredible _ when he was going around the country there was this incredible reaction - there was this incredible reaction that he _ there was this incredible reaction that he was— there was this incredible reaction that he was getting _ there was this incredible reaction that he was getting from - there was this incredible reaction that he was getting from people. there was this incredible reaction - that he was getting from people. but ithink— that he was getting from people. but i think many— th

i it hasn't gone well for boris johnson. ~ . it hasn't gone well for boris johnson. ~ , ., , . , johnsontch up right from _ johnson. i think it is a stitch up right from the _ johnson. i think it is a stitch up right from the start. _ johnson. i think it is a stitch up right from the start. to - johnson. i think it is a stitch up right from the start. to be - right from the start. to be honest, if a court behaved this way they would all be thrown out including thejudge. allegedly harriet would all be thrown out including the judge. allegedly harriet harman was talking to sue gray, the infamous sue gray, is this all kicked off, and the big questions about the fairness of this procedure, think it is a very day for democracy in boris is right to call it undemocratic that i hope he does come back, i believe he will. two of the four conservatives on there, that is a majority of the committee of seven, they are knighted and they were brexiteers as well, are you seriously calling them out as a kangaroo court, anti—democratic and a witchhunt? yes. i have respect for them as individuals, i know t

johnson . and the thing boris johnson. and the thing anom— boris johnson. son's big election. he coon— boris johnson's big election. he cook a— boris johnson's big election. he rook a game- boris johnson's big election. he took a gamble and it seemed to nawe— took a gamble and it seemed to nawe pairi— took a gamble and it seemed to nawe pain on.— took a gamble and it seemed to have paid off. but— took a gamble and it seemed to have paid off. but even in a irre— have paid off. but even in a irae nine— have paid off. but even in a true blue seat— have paid off. but even in a true blue seat like this one, inac— true blue seat like this one, inai was— true blue seat like this one, that was only— true blue seat like this one, that was only formed in, i minn— that was only formed in, i think, i979,— that was only formed in, i think, 1979, when one that's aiways— think, 1979, when one that's aiways been— think, 1979, when one that's always been considered lviv will this always been considered lviv will we iarmoii— always been considered lviv will this turmoil in— a

johnson?-have- opening on the right for boris johnson? have pivot on a johnson? will never support the party again. so there is an opportunity if boris johnson wanted to and to use it. and the good side of boris, of course, is as well. just look at today's newspapers . he's very today's newspapers. he's very good at dominating news. he does have personality. he does make people smile. if he wants to people smile. and if he wants to defend his brexit legacy, yeah, well, i want to defend my brexit legacy, too . so would there be a legacy, too. so would there be a possibility of a new coming together on the centre? right? it would be boris johnson. there'll be other mps that would join in with this as well. have you discussed this with boris johnson? directly , johnson? not with him directly, hwt— johnson? not with him directly, hwt .— johnson? not with him directly, hwtt hete— johnson? not with him directly, no. but i have discussed it with people very close to and people very close to him and around this around it. so you've given this eette-teehtt- around it. so

johnson. we have a whole lot of --eole johnson. we have a whole lot of peeple talking _ johnson. e a whole lot of people talking about _ johnson. we have a whole lot of people talking about boris - johnson. we have a whole lot of. people talking about boris johnson people talking about borisjohnson but we won't hear from himself because he's not mp any more. he resigned when he got the draft report from the committee which told him they were going to find that he deliberately misled parliament and they were going to dish out a punishment which would have been long enough, a suspension that would have been long enough to trigger a recall petition which would then have meant that every 10% of his constituents signed it it would have forced a by—election. hejust constituents signed it it would have forced a by—election. he just had at that point he was just going to go and quite. it’d that point he was 'ust going to go and euite. �* :, , that point he was 'ust going to go and euite. �* . , ., and quite. it'd are quietly, down? absolutely _ and quite. it'd are quietly, down? absolutel

johnson. the guidance was followed completely- — johnson. the guidance was followed completely. this _ johnson report - johnson. the guidance was followed completely. this week's report by l completely. this week's report by mps into whether borisjohnson misled parliament over cupboard locks and parties had been long awaited and widely anticipated. but it still came as something of a bombshell when it was published on thursday. by then, borisjohnson�*s rejection of the damning findings had been made crystal clear, and it was echoed by the likes of jacob rees—mogg. i was echoed by the likes of jacob rees-mogg-_ was echoed by the likes of jacob rees-mon ., ~ , ., ~ rees-mogg. i think it is over baked. i think they — rees-mogg. i think it is over baked. i think they want _ rees-mogg. 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 w

johnson?— much of a president is that for boris johnson? . ., ., boris johnson? boris johnson? churchill had won the second world war, _ boris johnson? churchill had won the second world war, which _ boris johnson? churchill had won the second world war, which is - boris johnson? churchill had won the second world war, which is a - boris johnson? churchill had won the second world war, which is a bigger| second world war, which is a bigger deal than _ second world war, which is a bigger deal than even — second world war, which is a bigger deal than even brexit _ second world war, which is a bigger deal than even brexit and _ second world war, which is a bigger deal than even brexit and the - second world war, which is a bigger deal than even brexit and the otheri deal than even brexit and the other figure _ deal than even brexit and the other figure who — deal than even brexit and the other figure who came _ deal than even brexit and the other figure who came back _ deal than even brexit and the other figure who came back was - deal than even brexit and the other

johnson . i treatment of boris johnson. i went— treatment of boris johnson. — won't be pulling my punches and you won't want to— won't be pulling my punches and you won't want to miss it. and as you won't want to miss it. and es-tteets— you won't want to miss it. and as-breaks-boris- you won't want to miss it. and as breaks boris has as news breaks that boris has teeh— as news breaks that boris has teen-ut— as news breaks that boris has teen-ht ty— as news breaks that boris has teen-ht ty the- as news breaks that boris has. been -up by the -mail been signed up by the daily mail to been signed up by the daily mail te-eh— been signed up by the daily mail to-an explosive— been signed up by the daily mail to an explosive weekly new to write an explosive weekly new euehhh— to write an explosive weekly new column,-reaction - to write an explosive weekly new column, reaction from a column, i'll get reaction from a whe— column, i'll get reaction from a man who knows— column, i'll get reaction from a man who knows him better than most— man who knows him better than hos

johnson & johnson faced its first jury trial over claims that the talc-based baby powder causes cancer. the lawsuit alleged that anthony developed mesothelioma from the products. just last month, the subsidiary filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy and agreed to pay nearly $9 billion to settle more than 40,000 talc cases. johnson & johnson released a statement saying, quote, the company deeply sympathizes with anyone suffering from cancer and understands that they are looking for answers, however the science does not support that the exceedingly rare form of mesothelioma at the issue in this case is connected to talc exposure. >>> over the weekend, the environmental department got there first reports of algae or a red tide near alameda island. this is the spot where a harmful algae bloom started last year and eventually spread to lake merritt, killing thousands of fish. the effort to keep the bay area clean is a weekly process even without the threat of the red tide. as shawn chitnis showed us, local volunteers are taking pride in protecting a part of their home. >> reporter: laura gutierrez said she has volunteered to clean up lake merritt for selfish reasons. >> if i can do something to mitigate the trash it means that i can enjoy this even more. >> reporter: every tuesday she works with volunteers to take w

johnson . i treatment of boris johnson. i went— treatment of boris johnson. — won't be pulling my punches and you won't want to— won't be pulling my punches and you won't want to miss it. and as you won't want to miss it. and es-tteets— you won't want to miss it. and as-breaks-boris- you won't want to miss it. and as breaks boris has as news breaks that boris has teeh— as news breaks that boris has teen-ut— as news breaks that boris has teen-ht ty— as news breaks that boris has teen-ht ty the- as news breaks that boris has. been -up by the -mail been signed up by the daily mail to been signed up by the daily mail te-eh— been signed up by the daily mail to-an explosive— been signed up by the daily mail to an explosive weekly new to write an explosive weekly new euehhh— to write an explosive weekly new column,-reaction - to write an explosive weekly new column, reaction from a column, i'll get reaction from a whe— column, i'll get reaction from a man who knows— column, i'll get reaction from a man who knows him better than most— man who knows him better than hos

johnson. a of boris johnson. a critic of boris 1otnson— johnson. a critic of boris johnson. -no,- johnson. i tnptng .— than phillip schofield and xi tnptng . 1t— than phillip schofield and xi jinping . it further says, and jinping. it further says, and i grote— jinping. it further says, and i quote ,— jinping. it further says, and i quote , ttts— jinping. it further says, and i quote , this is— jinping. it further says, and i quote , this is from jamie quote, this is from jamie rotnson— quote, this is from jamie rotnson no— quote, this is from jamie johnson, no relation . obviously, johnson, no relation. obviously, if conservative _ johnson, no relation. obviously, if conservative mps want any stose— if conservative mps want any stose ot— if conservative mps want any chance of winning their seats, ttew— chance of winning their seats, ttew wttt— chance of winning their seats, they will need— chance of winning their seats, they will need to _ chance of winning their seats, they will need to stop peddling they will need to stop peddling tte torts— they will need to stop peddling the boris fant

saying they wanted there to be a johnson saying they wanted there to he a debate, — johnson saying they wanted there to be a debate, they— johnsonnson saying they wanted there to be a debate, they would be - johnson saying they wanted there to be a debate, they would be annoyed if the _ be a debate, they would be annoyed if the government _ be a debate, they would be annoyed if the government allowed _ be a debate, they would be annoyed if the government allowed for- be a debate, they would be annoyed if the government allowed for a - if the government allowed for a debate — if the government allowed for a debate in — if the government allowed for a debate in the _ if the government allowed for a debate in the schedule - if the government allowed for a debate in the schedule because if the government allowed for a - debate in the schedule because they wanted _ debate in the schedule because they wanted a _ debate in the schedule because they wanted a way— debate in the schedule because they wanted a way to _ debate in the schedule because they wanted a way to talk— debate in the schedule because they wanted a way to talk about -

johnson, is... ok. doctor carolyn johnson. doctor carolyn johnson, is. .. 0k. johnson.— doctor carolyn johnson, is... ok. doctor carolyn johnson. thank you, madam deputy _ doctor carolyn johnson. thank you, madam deputy speaker. _ doctor carolyn johnson. thank you, madam deputy speaker. stand - doctor carolyn johnson. thank you, madam deputy speaker. stand up. doctor carolyn johnson. thank you, | madam deputy speaker. stand up if ou want madam deputy speaker. stand up if you want to — madam deputy speaker. stand up if you want to catch _ madam deputy speaker. stand up if you want to catch my _ madam deputy speaker. stand up if you want to catch my eye. - madam deputy speaker. stand up if you want to catch my eye. thank i madam deputy speaker. stand up if. you want to catch my eye. thank you, madam deputy _ you want to catch my eye. thank you, madam deputy speaker. _ you want to catch my eye. thank you, madam deputy speaker. madam - you want to catch my eye. thank you, i madam deputy speaker. madam deputy speaker, at schools when i discuss my work in parliament,

johnson— leader. he also suggested mr johnson could— leader. he also suggested mr johnsonng he eewre eeerw— westminster after suggesting he could easily get— westminster after suggesting he could easily get back into parliament— could easily get back into parliament at— could easily get back into parliament at the next election. wen,— parliament at the next election. weu, wre— parliament at the next election. well, the former— parliament at the next election. well, the former pm announced he was well, the former pm announced he erepprwg— well, the former pm announced he erepprwg rewr— well, the former pm announced he was stepping down as an mp after he was stepping down as an mp after we wee— was stepping down as an mp after we herded— was stepping down as an mp after he was handed the— was stepping down as an mp after he was handed the findings of the he was handed the findings of we rerrwgere— he was handed the findings of the partygate inquiry . he was handed the findings of the partygate inquiry. sirjacob says— the partygate inquiry. sirjacob eewe were— the partygate i

johnson. how many will abstain and how many will vote against boris johnson? johnson himself asked for the conservative party to abstain from voting because he doesn't want to be confronted by members of his own party voting against him. that would weaken him even more. he is weak already, a reminder of what this is concerning, party gate, party -- parties held during the covid crisis when there were strict rules in the u.k. preventing people from meeting and holding parties. parties took place in downing street, particularly one during christmas where invitations were sent out while others around the u.k. were unable to see loved ones dying of covid. that is why johnson is accused of lying about these parties when he knew they were taking place. >> what about boris johnson's political future? >> it's difficult to say. for the time being there is no hope for him coming back anytime soon. johnson was always described as the politician who reached the place other politicians couldn't reach, obtaining an landslide victory, the biggest since 1979. by his own fault he is h

i think that boris johnson will - i think that boris johnson will always— i think that boris johnson oris johnson will always be around politics - i think that boris johnson will always be around politicsjust i think that boris johnson will - always be around politicsjust not in the _ always be around politicsjust not in the conservative _ always be around politicsjust not in the conservative party. - always be around politicsjust not in the conservative party. he - always be around politicsjust not in the conservative party. he is. always be around politicsjust not. in the conservative party. he is not willing _ in the conservative party. he is not willing to _ in the conservative party. he is not willing to go — in the conservative party. he is not willing to go quietly. _ in the conservative party. he is not willing to go quietly. and _ in the conservative party. he is not willing to go quietly. and as we - willing to go quietly. and as we have _ willing to go quietly. and as we have seen— willing to go quietly. and as we have seen from _ willing to go quietly. and as we have seen

johnson johnson. i saw the news at the end of last year back in october that johnson and johnson announced, uh, that there be no one position, there was some kind of teplin from one-day. this is what they wrote at the end of that year, and someone twisted this news, really. perhaps soon the russians will face. have you seen fake design. he is very streamlined, perhaps, may come to be deficient or leave or there from some manufacturers. how many of them yes, very abstract words, not based on facts. we also saw the news. uh, more or less officially that johnson johnson is not going to. there is such a thing. i can read to our viewers , consumers, and on may 30, 23 , they said. that the american company , the world's largest manufacturer of health products, continues to provide russian consumers with lenses. in general, no problems with lenses not with a move, but there will definitely not be any crimeans from khabarovsk. do not worry. the armor is strong and our tanks are fast. in general, we will not be intimidated , and victory will definitely be ours. thank you so much for coming to the audience. i remin

boris johnson johnson morning. boris johnson johnson has morning. u just you just. you need to be friends with everyone. and you need to love everyone. and i wish we had more of it . absolutely more of it. absolutely heartbreaking- . absolutely heartbreaking scenes there and eweh— heartbreaking scenes there and such incredible— heartbreaking scenes there and such incredible courage to speak like such incredible courage to speak htte thet.— such incredible courage to speak like that. we're— such incredible courage to speak like that. we're going to get an wetete— like that. we're going to get an wetete ew— like that. we're going to get an update now from _ like that. we're going to get an update now from our home and eeewhtw— update now from our home and security editor— update now from our home and security editor mark white. it's teem — security editor mark white. it's teem twe — security editor mark white. it's teem twe eete— security editor mark white. it's been two days now since that etteet. — been two days now since that etteet. thew— been two

johnson- “i: : yes. and much of the johnson 2019 vote, you— much of the johnson 2019 vote, you know,— much of the johnson i actually think it could come back,— . . i actually think it could come back, especially otter— could come back, especially otter d— could come back, especially otter o tnt— could come back, especially after a bit of— could come back, especially after a bit of a— could come back, especially after a bit of a labour government- after a bit of a labour government and things continuing to go— government and things continuing to go tedlv. — government and things continuing to go badly. david— government and things continuing to go badly. david i tell you unet— to go badly. david i tell you what, l— to go badly. david i tell you what, r us— to go badly. david i tell you what, i was hearing nonsense tnts— what, i was hearing nonsense tnts ttrne. — what, i was hearing nonsense this time. you— what, i was hearing nonsense this time. /viv. : this time. you know, a few days ago, would he fight the mid beds by—election? would he go for henley at the next election? the conservative party will nev

johnson. and now, the rel. i, , volleys from boris johnson. and now, the rel. volleys from boris johnson. boris johnson asked me to do something — the reply. boris johnson asked me to do something that _ the reply. boris johnson asked me to do something that i _ the reply. boris johnson asked me to do something that i was _ the reply. boris johnson asked me to do something that i was not - the reply. boris johnson asked me to| do something that i was not prepared to do. because i did not think it was right. that was to either overrule the community or make promises to people. i was not prepared to do that, i did not think it was right. prepared to do that, i did not think it was right-— prepared to do that, i did not think itwas riuht. ,,, ,_, it was right. rubbish, boris johnson shot back. more _ it was right. rubbish, boris johnson shot back. more from _ it was right. rubbish, boris johnson shot back. more from that - it was right. rubbish, boris johnson shot back. more from that voice - shot back. more from that voice perhaps later in the week when the highest committee is expected to

johnson. so his demise. it's boris johnson. so goon— his demise. it's boris johnson. min you're saying that the— clear that. benjamin you're saying that the tone of sarcasm . nnr— saying that the tone of sarcasm . dnr r— saying that the tone of sarcasm . dnr r rnrnk— saying that the tone of sarcasm . but i think you— saying that the tone of sarcasm . but i think you were even nong— . but i think you were even norng snore— . but i think you were even doing more than- . but i think you were even doing more than the rules regnrren. — doing more than the rules required. you— doing more than the rules required. you you were you were won— required. you you were you were won wee— required. you you were you were won rne— required. you you were you were you were the teacher's pet. dent-amin— you were the teacher's pet. benjamin, let— you were the teacher's pet. benjamin, let me just quickly ann— benjamin, let me just quickly and ro— benjamin, let me just quickly and no rnar. — benjamin, let me just quickly add to that. you— benjamin, let me just quickly add to that. d/rzir. r:

johnson. so his demise. it's boris johnson. so goon— his demise. it's boris johnson. that the— clear that. benjamin you're saying that the tone of sarcasm . nnr— saying that the tone of sarcasm . dnr r— saying that the tone of sarcasm . dnr r rnrnk— saying that the tone of sarcasm . but i think you— saying that the tone of sarcasm . but i think you were even nong— . but i think you were even norng snore— . but i think you were even doing more than- . but i think you were even doing more than the rules regnrren. — doing more than the rules required. you— doing more than the rules required. you you were you were won— required. you you were you were won wee— required. you you were you were you rne— required. you you were you were you were the teacher's pet. dent-amin— you were the teacher's pet. benjamin, let— you were the teacher's pet. benjamin, let me just quickly ann— benjamin, let me just quickly and ro— benjamin, let me just quickly and no rnar. — benjamin, let me just quickly add to that. you— benjamin, let me just quickly add to that. d/rzir. r: r: add to that. y

boris johnson osxex— and boris johnson. boris johnson osxex ne— and boris johnson. hange politics and that's what i'm doing and i'm also keen to nope— i'm doing and i'm also keen to make sure that— i'm doing and i'm also keen to make sure that we— i'm doing and i'm also keen to make sure that we change how our sopnxry— make sure that we change how our sonnxryvvorsx — make sure that we change how our country works. so— make sure that we change how our country works. �*" country works. so that is a firm rejection of the spin from boris . this week we use the word sxopxovn— . this week we use the word sxopxovn xn— this week we use the word slapdown in politics all the xne— slapdown in politics all the xxne. xxox— slapdown in politics all the time. that is— slapdown in politics all the time. that is a— slapdown in politics all the time. that is a royal slap. it reoxxy— time. that is a royal slap. it reoxxy xs. — time. that is a royal slap. it really is. and— time. that is a royal slap. it really is. and he's- time. that is a royal slap. it really is. ' ix: i; time. that

johnson anyway. you will see boris johnson anyway. you will see more _ boris johnson anyway. you will see more of— boris johnson anyway. you will see more of that — boris johnson anyway. you will see more of that it _ boris johnson anyway. you will see more of that. it is _ boris johnson anyway. you will see more of that. it is quite _ boris johnson anyway. you will see more of that. it is quite a - more of that. it is quite a challenge _ more of that. it is quite a challenge for— more of that. it is quite a challenge for mps- more of that. it is quite a challenge for mps as - more of that. it is quite a challenge for mps as to l more of that. it is quite a . challenge for mps as to what more of that. it is quite a - challenge for mps as to what they more of that. it is quite a _ challenge for mps as to what they do next _ challenge for mp5 as to what they do next. ., . . challenge for mps as to what they do next. ., ., ., . ., challenge for mps as to what they do next. ., ., ., .., 1, , next. how damaging could boris johnson be _ next. how damaging could boris johnson be from

johnson. i would say that numbers of— boris johnson. i would say that numbers of people _ boris johnson. uld say that numbers of people have - boris johnson. i would say that numbers of people have said i boris johnson. i would say that i numbers of people have said that they think it is rather vindictive in its final conclusions. i won't judge that, actually, until i have read it in its entirety. 50. judge that, actually, untili have read it in its entirety.— read it in its entirety. so, you have not _ read it in its entirety. so, you have not read _ read it in its entirety. so, you have not read it _ read it in its entirety. so, you have not read it in _ read it in its entirety. so, you have not read it in its - read it in its entirety. so, you | have not read it in its entirety, but of course, the top line, the end of the matter for this committee, is that boris johnson of the matter for this committee, is that borisjohnson did mislead parliament. that boris johnson did mislead parliament.— that boris johnson did mislead parliament. , , . ., parliament. yes. it is quite clear that he m

johnson- “tilt: t: yes. and much of the johnson 2019 vote, you— much of the johnson 2019 vote, vow know,— much of the johnson. i actually think it eowtt tonne— come back. i actually think it could come back,— i i i actually think it could come back, especially otter— could come back, especially otter o— could come back, especially otter o ntt— could come back, especially after a bit of— could come back, especially after a bit of a— could come back, especially after a bit of a labour government- after a bit of a labour government and things continuing to 90— government and things continuing to go tottv. — government and things continuing to go badly. david— government and things continuing to go badly. david i tell you wtot— to go badly. david i tell you wnot, t— to go badly. david i tell you wnot, t we— to go badly. david i tell you what, i was hearing nonsense tnte— what, i was hearing nonsense tie the — what, i was hearing nonsense this time. you— what, i was hearing nonsense this time. /t:::t. what, i was hearing nonsense this time. v/tit. : this time. you know, a few days ago, would he fight the mid beds

, carrie johnson and ioioni sunoi— johnson, carrie johnson and rishi sunak all— johnson'si outrageous - she's not outrageous that she's not nronoroo— outrageous that she's not- prepared-somebody prepared to accept somebody can iooniiiy— prepared to accept somebody can identify—doesn't. identify as a cat if she doesn't ogroo— identify as a cat if she doesn't agree, _can then - identify as a cat if she doesn't agree, can then she can agree, then she can then she can in— agree, then she can then she can iino onoinor— agree, then she can then she can find another school— agree, then she can then she can find another school to go to. sno— find another school to go to. one ono— find another school to go to. she she actually— find another school to go to. she she actually deserves to lose her job. yeah, i agree . lose herjob. yeah, i agree. that exchange with that student is unacceptable. had that have beenin is unacceptable. had that have been in front of the whole class as well in front of the whole class imposing her opinions, everyone is free to think how they want. that's

johnson asked me to do something that _ request. boris johnson asked me to do something that i _ request. boris johnsonsked me to do something that i wasn't - request. boris johnson asked me to| do something that i wasn't prepared to do because i didn't think it was right. to do because i didn't think it was right. i'm yalda hakim live in kyiv as ukraine's counter—offensive intensifies. ukrainian military says it has retaken a fifth village in the eastern donetsk region. former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi dies at 86. he'll be given a state funeral in milan on wednesday. welcome to the programme. i am ben thompson. welcome to the programme. i am ben thomson. 1, ,_, welcome to the programme. i am ben thomson. _., welcome to the programme. i am ben thomson. , thompson. boris johnson has accused rishi sunak of — thompson. boris johnson has accused rishi sunak of talking _ thompson. boris johnson has accused rishi sunak of talking rubbish - thompson. boris johnson has accused rishi sunak of talking rubbish after i rishi sunak of talking rubbish after he was asked to intervene in the process of

johnson ? allen on from boris johnson? allen says.— on from boris johnson? , vvnarever— midas. whatever they turn tuc, vvnarever inev— midas. whatever they turn tuc, whatever they touch turns to. ine — whatever they touch turns to. ine scener— whatever they touch turns to. the sooner they— whatever they touch turns to. the sooner they vacate the field , rne — the sooner they vacate the field ,rne perver- — the sooner they vacate the field , the better. good— the sooner they vacate the field , the better. good riddance, cranan— , the better. good riddance, cranan says.— , the better. good riddance, graham says. mark, i believe vc-uve— graham says. mark, i believe vc-uve rcraiiv— graham says. mark, i believe you've totally misled me. the penis— you've totally misled me. the pins ci— you've totally misled me. the painrs er ine— you've totally misled me. the points of the select committee and— points of the select committee and dc — points of the select committee and dc deris— points of the select committee and the boris resignation. this is ner— and the boris re

johnson ? allen on from boris johnson? allen says.— on from boris johnson? , vvnarever— midas. whatever they turn tuc, vvnarever inev— midas. whatever they turn tuc, whatever they touch turns to. ine — whatever they touch turns to. ine scener— whatever they touch turns to. the sooner they— whatever they touch turns to. the sooner they vacate the field , rne — the sooner they vacate the field ,rne perver- — the sooner they vacate the field , the better. good— the sooner they vacate the field , the better. good riddance, cranan— , the better. good riddance, cranan says.— , the better. good riddance, graham says. mark, i believe vc-uve— graham says. mark, i believe vc-uve rcraiiv— graham says. mark, i believe you've totally misled me. the penis— you've totally misled me. the pins ci— you've totally misled me. the painrs er ine— you've totally misled me. the points of the select committee and— points of the select committee and dc — points of the select committee and dc deris— points of the select committee and the boris resignation. this is ner— and the boris re

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johnson ,_ that's fine. but i think what boris johnson , after all the boris johnson, after all the brbne— boris johnson, after mp for witney, as a labour mp when they voted you in as a conservative. now you're complaining that boris johnson hasn't gone, hasn't shown the courage to go to his voters courage to go back to his voters and ask for their support? because if he'd done the right thing, they would have given it to you didn't do that, did to him. you didn't do that, did you? you when you crossed to him. you didn't do that, did you floor, you when you crossed to him. you didn't do that, did you floor, you u when you crossed to him. you didn't do that, did you floor, you didn'ti you crossed to him. you didn't do that, did you floor, you didn't go>u crossed to him. you didn't do that, did you floor, you didn't go back ssed to him. you didn't do that, did you floor, you didn't go back toad the floor, you didn't go back to your and ask them to your electorate and ask them to support that decision. a complete trashing of- complete trashing of the support that decision. a- complete trashing of the facts bee. —

johnson. all it took boris johnson . rt; took was boris johnson. he was the took was boris johnson. are— majority in parliament which weahe have— majority in parliament which would have to— majority in parliament which would have to vote on that to accepr— would have to vote on that to accepr h. — would have to vote on that to accept it. this— would have to vote on that to accept it. this has- would have to vote on that to accept it. this has a- would have to vote on that to accept it. “ rtrtyr accept it. this has a tory majority and it would have to take tory voters in the constituency if he were to be a really good point as you move on because you don't like the fact. no, no, no, no. i actually want hehhea— no, no, no, no. i actually want hehhea re— no, no, no, no. i actually want belinda to elaborate- \rrtr i actually want belinda to elaborate on that racc— belinda to elaborate on that fact because— belinda to elaborate on that fact because i'm— belinda to elaborate on that fact because i'm actually agreehg— fact because i'm actually agreeing there agreeing with you. there is a ha

this boris johnson— rally about boris johnson. this boris johnson did— rally about boris johnson. k much indeed for thank you very much indeed for wow— thank you very much indeed for wow tne.— thank you very much indeed for wonattne. wow— thank you very much indeed for your time. now we're going to tow— your time. now we're going to ttaow taot— your time. now we're going to throw back wonderful throw back to my wonderful nanot— throw back to my wonderful nanet—tnowl throw back to my wonderful. panel, _ know, when panel, steven, you know, when ttttttn—tetttntl phillip schofield was getting a lot phillip schofield was getting a tot-oven— phillip schofield was getting a lot-over-scandal,. lot of heat over his scandal, ttttttn— lot of heat over his scandal, phillip schofield itv's this noantnt— phillip schofield itv's this morning and— phillip schofield itv's this morning and we spoke about, oh, nawte— morning and we spoke about, oh, nawte we— morning and we spoke about, oh, maybe we should— morning and we spoke about, oh, maybe we should be thinking atont— maybe we should be thinking

johnson & johnson. guest: i will not talk about the johnson & johnson lawsuit, because johnson & johnson is a client of covington and i do not know about it. the water situation -- first of all, if someone has been harmed by a mistake of someone else, they should be compensated for it. but compensation is not the same as getting rich. so giving huge damages -- this comes out of the pocket of the rest of society. there is not some people pot it is coming out of, it is coming out of the pension funds of the companies or u.s. taxpayers, whoever it is. no sensible system of justice allows people to get rich freight tragedy. the system of justice designed to compensate them for tragedy. if you have $10 million of care that you need because of something, great if you get $10 million. but the extra ticket, 100 million dollars in punitive damages, that means that person's relatives to buy a fancy speedboat or have a fancy house. it is not the way any other society -- just way of doing that. and in the case of social wide problems -- again, i do not want to overlap with things my law firm might be handling. in

johnson. mr to make 'udgments pre'udging boris johnson. ~ . , johnson. ple occasions to present _ johnson. mrjohnson had multiple occasions to present evidence, i johnson. mrjohnson had multiple occasions to present evidence, he presented written and oral evidence, he had 250 ground of tax—payer money to pay for the lawyers even though he has earned £6 million since september. you're not saying he's a victim? i wouldn't have had the inquiry in the first place. i wouldn't have had the inquiry in the first place-— the first place. he is entitled to defend himself. _ the first place. he is entitled to defend himself. what was - defend himself. what was my question? he defend himself. what was my ruestion? , defend himself. what was my question?— defend himself. what was my ruestion? , ., question? he is entitled to defend himself with _ question? he is entitled to defend himself with the facts _ question? he is entitled to defend himself with the facts that were i himself with the facts that were there. he does not feel he has been treated fairly. if you loo

johnson's fate _ wants, he then complains. we know what boris johnson's fate is - wants, he then complains. we know what boris johnson'sis pretty well likely to be... we what boris johnson's fate is pretty well likely to be. . .— what boris johnson's fate is pretty well likely to be... we haven't seen the report- — well likely to be... we haven't seen the report- but _ well likely to be... we haven't seen the report. but we _ well likely to be... we haven't seen the report. but we are _ well likely to be... we haven't seen the report. but we are pretty - well likely to be... we haven't seen the report. but we are pretty sure, | the report. but we are pretty sure, b his the report. but we are pretty sure, by his own — the report. but we are pretty sure, by his own hand, _ the report. but we are pretty sure, by his own hand, he _ the report. but we are pretty sure, by his own hand, he is _ the report. but we are pretty sure, by his own hand, he is going - the report. but we are pretty sure, by his own hand, he is going to - the report. but we are pretty sure, by his own hand, he is going to be| by his own hand, he is goi