for having a beer— pop at kier starmer for having a beer and — pop at kier starmer for having a beerizza in a party and some labour party headquarters in a constituency and no one mentioned that today — constituency and no one mentioned that today. it was really... you don't _ that today. it was really... you don't blame the opposition for it. this is— don't blame the opposition for it. this is one — don't blame the opposition for it. this is one of the hummus of mature democracy _ this is one of the hummus of mature democracy. but when you think that boris _ democracy. but when you think that borisjohnson is personified with going _ borisjohnson is personified with going to — borisjohnson is personified with going to keep, britain is personified within one of ukraine's best friends and everybody said that, _ best friends and everybody said that, a — best friends and everybody said that, a lot of it is personified in him _ that, a lot of it is personified in him and — that, a lot of it is personified in him and at _ that, a lot of it is personified in him and at the moment i'm not to

kier starmer would say that, wouldn't he?hink clearly, there are issues, but politicians who have made money can certainly relate to ordinary people. that is not, you know, net necessarily a problem, but theissue know, net necessarily a problem, but the issue here is one of transparency. the need to declare. i'm so sorry to interrupt, i feel terrible when he did, because i love listening nws want to get your thoughts, but we will come back to this story for sure at 11:30 p:m.. but for now, thank you very much indeed. thank you. thanks forjoining us here for the papers. it is a sport next. good evening. good evening, i'm tulson tollett, and this is your sports news where we start with the news that uefa has ordered atletico madrid to close part of their stadium — for their champions league quarter final clash with manchester city on wednesday. it's over discriminatory behaviour from the spanish club's fans last week in the first leg. the club have also been ordered to display a "no to racism" banner at the ground. city have a

. >> care starmer -- kier starmer. >> i do not think that is an appropriate word " dishonest." with all the talk about breaking rules, i do not think -- just withdraw that. i'm sure with the knowledge he has gained, he can use appropriate words in keeping with the temperate language of this house. >> mr. speaker, i respect that ruling from the chair. the prime minister knows what he is, and so he has dragged everyone else with him. the more people do face themselves, parroting his absurd defenses, the more the public will believe all politicians are the same, and that suits this prime minister just fine. some members opposite seem oblivious to the prime minister's game. some know what he is up to, but are too weak to act, but others are gleefully playing the part the prime minister, cast for them a minister on the radio this morning saying it is the same as a speeding ticket. no it is not! no one had ever broken down in tears because they could not drive faster than 25 miles per hour outside of school. do not insult the public with this nonsense. the last minister who got a spe

. >> now to the leader of the opposition, kier starmer. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i know the prime minister will have wished his back benches to scream and shout, and that's fine. that's fine. [inaudible conversations] but i i hope, i hope he's also sent a clear message that there's no place for sexism or misogyny or looking down on people because of where they come from his party, in house or in britain. next year with, mr. speaker, the u.k. is set for the slowest growth and the highest inflation in the g7. why is he failing to manage the economy in -- economy? >> mr. speaker, well, let me first of all say in response to what the right honorable gentleman has said about sexism and misogyny that i exchanged messages with the right honorable lady over the weekend, and i repeat what i said to her, there can be absolutely no place for such behavior or such expression in this house, and we should treat each other, mr. speaker, with respect that each other deserves. and on his point about the economy, yes, of course it is true that there is a crisis of global inflation

let's hear their exchange in the house of commons kier starmer.ions of people were locked down last year, was a christmas party thrown at downing street for dozens of people on december the 18th? what i can tell the right honourable gentlemen is that all guidance was followed completely during number ten. my colleague rob watsonjoins me now from outside downing street. greater happy with us. i mean, what does it look like for the prime minister and the chancellor right now? it minister and the chancellor right now? , . ., , , ., minister and the chancellor right now? , . ., , now? it is nice to be with you, too. i'm not sure _ now? it is nice to be with you, too. i'm not sure if— now? it is nice to be with you, too. i'm not sure if you _ now? it is nice to be with you, too. i'm not sure if you can _ now? it is nice to be with you, too. i'm not sure if you can hear, - i'm not sure if you can hear, actually, it hasjust i'm not sure if you can hear, actually, it has just been turned down because someone was playing i fought the law and the lower one.

and on that point of the back benches, have you heard from any others that are going to serious kier starmer, ~ ., ., out? out to my think at the moment, we are concentrating _ out? out to my think at the moment, we are concentrating on _ out? out to my think at the moment, we are concentrating on getting - out? out to my think at the moment, we are concentrating on getting the i we are concentrating on getting the message out to torres that they need to listen to their own constituents above all. of course we talk to mps of all parties. you wouldn't expect me at the stage to reveal every part of our strategy come about what we want is for tory mps do not look into their own hearts but their own constituents minds, eyes and thoughts. and think and i look my own constituents in the eye and say it doesn't matter that this prime minister broke lockdown rules? of course they cannot do that, because that would be absolutely atrocious for their constituents who have made so many sacrifices. i'm pretty sure that most mps when they think long and hard and consult their own consciousness as well as t

he has the supposed protector of accountability and decency, and this is much kier starmer had to saye themselves — parroting his absurd defences — the more the public will believe all politicians are the same, all us bad, and that suits this prime ministerjust fine. and that is the issue, and it was theissue and that is the issue, and it was the issue with donald trump, under criminal investigation while in office. it drags down all politicians. isn't it incumbent in a democracy for the spirit, the rates appear to be set at the top?- appear to be set at the top? sure, and that is — appear to be set at the top? sure, and that is obviously _ appear to be set at the top? sure, and that is obviously where - appear to be set at the top? sure, and that is obviously where we - appear to be set at the top? sure, and that is obviously where we have fallen short — and that is obviously where we have fallen short with donald trump being impeached, bill clinton, richard nixon _ impeached, bill clinton, richard nixon resigning. we try to elect good _ nixon resigning. we try to elect good people,

the labour party has admitted its deputy leader, angela rayner, was with sir kier starmer when he wastake us through what has been said. , , .. just take us through what has been said. , , ~ , said. this event took place in april last ear said. this event took place in april last year in — said. this event took place in april last year in the _ said. this event took place in april last year in the run-up _ said. this event took place in april last year in the run-up to - said. this event took place in april last year in the run-up to the - said. this event took place in april last year in the run-up to the local last year in the run—up to the local elections. effectively an online rally was being hosted from these offices in durham where keir starmer was photographed sipping a beer. at the time the story broke a few months ago, labour said angela rayner, the deputy leader, was not there. today they said she is. i suppose the evidence was incontrovertible because the daily mail has video footage of her taking part in the online rally. they said the answer at the time is in good faith,