so, that was conservative mp, michael fabricant, who was recently| michael fabricant, who was recently there has been a day of huge reaction to what is a big political moment here. what have you made of this report into borisjohnson's conduct? i this report into boris johnson's conduct? ~ . this report into boris johnson's conduct? ,, ., , conduct? i think what is really interesting — conduct? i think what is really interesting about _ conduct? i think what is really interesting about it _ conduct? i think what is really interesting about it is - conduct? i think what is really interesting about it is that, i conduct? i think what is really interesting about it is that, if| conduct? i think what is really i interesting about it is that, if you like, _ interesting about it is that, if you like. it— interesting about it is that, if you like. it is— interesting about it is that, if you like. it is a — interesting about it is that, if you like, it is a report of two halves. 0ne _ like, it is a report of two halves. one half— like, it is a report of two halves. one half is— like, it is a re

rice, jacob, a rise, sir michael fabricant-and one of. rice, jacob, a rise, sir michael. permanently blocked going permanently blocked from going to permanently blocked from going h-house— permanently blocked from going to-housellords.- permanently blocked from going to house lords. nadine to the house of lords. nadine demim— to the house of lords. nadine dorries-throws- dorries obviously throws her hom— dorries obviously throws her toys-pram - dorries obviously throws her toys pram would toys out the pram it would ephem— toys out the pram it would mean-says,- toys out the pram it would appear, says, going toys out the pram it would- appear,-says,-going to, appear, and says, i'm going to, hm— appear, and says, i'm going to, h-m-hhe— appear, and says, i'm going to, h-m-hhe mome— appear, and says, i'm going to, i'm the people have got i'm off. the people have got good—people- i'm off. the people have got good—people ml good bye to the people of mid—bedfordshire you can have a hy—ehchom— mid—bedfordshire you can have a by—election.imean,_ mid—bedfordshire you can have a by—e

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let him now from michael fabricant, conservative mp and supporter of borisjohnson. conservative mp and supporter of borisjohnson-_ boris johnson. i would say that numbers of— boris johnson. i would say that numbers of people _ boris johnson. i would 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

just you can say michael fabricant or michael. you don't nave— fabricant or michael. media and i really do onter— social media and i really do onter you— social media and i really do wonder, you know, if their asttons— wonder, you know, if their asttons ae— wonder, you know, if their actions are helping the cause of tntetentense— actions are helping the cause of tntetentense .— actions are helping the cause of independence . and that is the independence. and that is the rnan— independence. and that is the goat— independence. and that is the goat ot— independence. and that is the main goal of the— independence. and that is the main goal of the snp and that is vnat— main goal of the snp and that is vnat every— main goal of the snp and that is what every single— main goal of the snp and that is what every single elected rnernent— what every single elected member,-what| what every single elected- member,-what level of member, no matter what level of government— member, no matter what level of government you're— member, no matter what level of government you're to, governm

michael fabricant, thank- michael fabricant, thank you werw— michael fabricant, thank you werw hwh— michaelave-through the going to have to go through the horde. — going to have to go through the horde. lwow— going to have to go through the lords..you can't— going to have to go through the lords. you can't really go lords. if you can't really go throwgh—owhi through them of their own wottttoh— through them of their own volition,.it_ through them of their own volition, it time really that volition, is it time really that tteht— volition, is it time really that tteht-to— volition, is it time really that tteht-to rom- volition, is it time really that rishi to ram through rishi has got to ram it through eeeehttottw— rishi has got to ram it through essentially and— rishi has got to ram it through essentially and whatever he essentially and do whatever he ooh—thew- essentially and do whatever he can _that? iwant| can in order to do that? i want wowr— can in order to do that? i want wowr wewe— can in order to do that? i want your views-this. _ can in order to do that? i want your views this. gb vi

off michael fabricant, who react hot oh the— michael fabricant, who react hot oh the press— michael he says he has-hut— come through to me. he says he has-hut to— come through to me. he says he has-but to explain- come through to me. he says he has but to explain his has no choice but to explain his asttons— has no choice but to explain his asttonslhts— has no choice but to explain his actions-his own— has no choice but to explain his actions his own committee, actions to his own committee, for-colleagues— actions to his own committee, for-colleagues to- for his colleagues to investigate- for his colleagues to investigate then to for his colleagues to- investigate .then to resign . investigate and then to resign. i investigate and then to resign. r mean— investigate and then to resign. r mean-thts— investigate and then to resign. i mean,-this cast- investigate and then to resign. i mean, this cast a i mean, does this cast a sonptete— i mean, does this cast a complete doubt over everything that— complete doubt over everything that-or— complete doubt over everything that-or nay— comple

also getting honest, a very well—known mp, called michael fabricant.also a knighthood for the former minister, simon clarke. as well as those on is there, as you mentioned, there are also peerages. that means that the people you get them can it sit in the house of lords. amongst those are shaun bailey. he stood as the conservative candidate for the london mayor in 2021. he was not successful, beaten by labour's sadiq khan, but he still sits on the london assembly. he becomes a peer. as does the current tees valley mayor, ben houchen. as well as political allies, some of boris johnson's closest confidant inside number 10 have been honoured, amongst them, two directors of communications, an obe for quito harry and also an obe forjack doyle. borisjohnson often got mentioned for his hair, but one of the other honours goes to the parliamentary hairdresser, kellyjoe george. —— guto harri. also amongst the mps, said bill cash. he has been given a companion of honour. we spoke to him early and asked him for his reaction to the other. very deeply privileged for

i'd like us to listening to a conversation i had with conservative mp michael fabricant. cross—party committee was swayed by political decisions. let's listen to what he had to say. it is quite clear that he misled parliament. what is not so clear, and i haven't read the evidence, is whether or not he knowingly misled parliament. that might sound like dancing on the head of a needle, but actually it is quite an important point, because normally the privileges committee would look at whether someone knowingly tried to mislead parliament. and he maintained, of course, that he was getting legal advice, so it was legal. i am getting legal advice, so it was legal. iam not getting legal advice, so it was legal. i am not going to argue that now. i have not read the evidence. what i am concerned about is that a number of people have criticised others who have impugned the nature of the privileges committee. and what i do want to say is that i was there when borisjohnson gave evidence to the committee. now that committee stands in a quasi judicial role like a court ofjustice, and

we are going to speak now to michael fabricant, conservative member of parliament.did mislead parliament. yes. look. it is quite _ johnson did mislead parliament. yes. look, it is quite clear— johnson did mislead parliament. yes look, it is quite clear that johnson did mislead parliament. ices look, it is quite clear that he misled parliament. ithink look, it is quite clear that he misled parliament. i think what is not so clear, and i have not read the evidence, is whether or not he knowingly misled parliament. that might sound like a dancing on the head of the needle, but actually it is quite an important point. normally the privileges committee would look at whether someone knowingly tried to mislead parliament. he maintained, of course, that he was getting legal advice that it was legal. i'm not going to argue that now because i have not read the evidence. what i am concerned about is that a number of people have criticised others who have impugned the nature of the privileges committee. what i do want to say is that i was there when borisjohnson to say is that

one of them was a tweet by theme— one of them was a tweet by michael fabricant that just said that— michaelpatrick-on gb with me. patrick christys on gb heve. — with me. patrick christys on gb heve. uh— with me. patrick christys on gb heve. the next.— with me. patrick christys on gb news. up next. this is a big the-tethet— news. up next. this is a big the-tethet by- news. up next. this is a big one. joined by former one. i'm joined by a former sas tether— one. i'm joined by a former sas theater—thththht- trooper as a terror fighting hshs— trooper as a terror fighting hshs tethe— trooper as a terror fighting isis terror attack on the uk. a eaeaattv— isis terror attack on the uk. a mass casualty event has been amtveet tat— mass casualty event has been uncovered. but right now as your heatthhee— uncovered. but right now as your headlines with— uncovered. but right now as your headlines with polly . patrick headlines with polly. patrick thaht— headlines with polly. patrick thaht you- — headlines with polly. patrick thank you. the— headlines with polly. patrick thank you. his“ thank you. the top

parliament had lost a political titan, mp andrea jenkins called it a bad event for democracy, and michael fabricantwas recently promoted to sir, described as shameful by whoever treated boris johnson 9 months after he was kicked out of his home at longtime 10 boris street johnson is forced to participate in the pre-election by two of his closest associates on the day of doris and jeed adams already had to also participate in the pre-election, as they were told by the persian that johnson wanted to award them, one of the ministers suggests that these resignations are a deliberate coordinated attempt to in order to shake the prime minister's position on the grid. i would like to enjoy the results of my own a little more, as he thinks. have a nice trip to washington, but he has to deal with an incredible plot twist psychological drama involving british conservatives, which, as he boasted, he managed to nip in the bud to take revenge. and yes. our economy is in a much better place now, and our political life is no longer like a theatrical performance. i swear to tell this committee. the truth , the who

also receive a knighthood— michael fabricant also receive a knighthood .— michael fabricant also receiver angelo— knighthood. deputy labour leader angelo raynor— knighthood. deputy labour leader angela rayner has— knighthood. deputy labour leader angela rayner has criticised the list ,_ angela rayner has criticised the not , calling— angela rayner has criticised the list , calling it— angela rayner has criticised the list , calling it a— angela rayner has criticised the list, calling it a sickening moun— list, calling it a sickening intuit ont— list, calling it a sickening insult and ill— list, calling it a sickening insult and ill judged well, tnoto— insult and ill judged well, tnoso not— insult and ill judged well, those not on— insult and ill judged well, those not on the list include tormen— those not on the list include former minister— those not on the list include former minister nadine dorries ont— former minister nadine dorries ont inst— former minister nadine dorries ont inet on— former minister nadine dorries ont tnet on non— former minister nadine dorries and just an hour bef

now we'll here from conservative mp michael fabricant, a close supporter of borisjohnson�*s over thed about is that a number of people have criticised others who have impugned the nature of the privileges committee. and what i do want to say was that i was there when borisjohnson gave evidence to the committee. now that committee stands in a quasijudicial role, like a court ofjustice, and when boris johnson was answering questions, i could see members of the committee — not all of them, some of them behaved with great dignity as jurors would do in a court — but some of them were pulling faces, looking skywards, turning their backs on boris johnson. and, you know, justice doesn't just have to be done, it has to be seen to be done. we have a great panel to discuss it all — justine greening, former conservative cabinet minister, joe twyman, who is the co—founder and director of the public opinion consultancy deltapoll, and claire pearsall, conservative political commentator and former home office special adviser. let me start with you, is this the end of borisjohnson�*s political career

in from westminster and from politicians, and we can bring you one social media message from michael fabricantl, boris has i very devoted supporters, and i think a couple _ very devoted supporters, and i think a couple of— very devoted supporters, and i think a couple of the — very devoted supporters, and i think a couple of the previous— very devoted supporters, and i think a couple of the previous comments. a couple of the previous comments over the _ a couple of the previous comments over the last — a couple of the previous comments over the last hour— a couple of the previous comments over the last hour have _ a couple of the previous comments over the last hour have testified i a couple of the previous comments over the last hour have testified to| over the last hour have testified to that _ over the last hour have testified to that he _ over the last hour have testified to that he isn't— over the last hour have testified to that. he isn't really— over the last hour have testified to that. he isn't really kind _ over the last hour have testified to that. he isn't really kind of- over the

.— boris supporter michael fabricant .

plus, maverick tory mp michael fabricant on boris's_ ?tragedy. they would be accommodated— sort of tragedy. they would be accommodated neighbouring accommodated in a neighbouring country— accommodated in a neighbouring tountryltn— accommodated in a neighbouring country an adjacent country, country or an adjacent country, otten— country or an adjacent country, otten tn— country or an adjacent country, otten tn etnpe— country or an adjacent country, often in camps with tents and wnttever— often in camps with tents and wnttever un— often in camps with tents and whatever un high commissioner for whatever un high commissioner tor tetugeee— whatever un high commissioner for refugees standards, which are for refugees standards, which pretty— for refugees standards, which are pretty basic— for refugees standards, which are pretty basic ,_ for refugees standards, which are pretty basic , and then they are pretty basic, and then they woutt— are pretty basic, and then they woutt te— are pretty basic, and then they woutt te gong— are pretty basic, an

, who— has been swift mp michael fabricant, who will receive a tnigntnoot— fabricant, who will receivea sickening insult. however jacob rees—mogg told us howeverjacob rees—mogg told us it's howeverjacob rees—mogg told us its on— howeverjacob rees—mogg told us its on opportunity— howeverjacob rees—mogg told us it's an opportunity for an outgoing— it's an opportunity for an outgoing pm_ it's an opportunity for an outgoing pm to show their oppresiotion. — outgoing pm to show their appreciation. outgoing prime minister— appreciation. outgoing prime minister has— appreciation. outgoing prime minister has done a great servise— minister has done a great servise to— minister has done a great service to the— minister has done a great service to the country, whether you— service to the country, whether you ogree— service to the country, whether you ogree vitn— service to the country, whether you agree with his— service to the country, whether you agree with his politics or not:— you agree with his politics or not. teing— you agree with his politics or not, being prime— you agree with his politic

, who— has been swift mp michael fabricant, who will receive a krhghthooh— fabricant, who will receiveening insult. however jacob rees—mogg told us howeverjacob rees—mogg told us it's howeverjacob rees—mogg told us he ar— howeverjacob rees—mogg told us he ar orrortvrhty— howeverjacob rees—mogg told us it's an opportunity for an ovtgohrg— it's an opportunity for an ovtgohrg hh— it's an opportunity for an outgoing pm to show their arrrethathor. — outgoing pm to show their appreciation. outgoing prime hhrheter— appreciation. outgoing prime minister has— appreciation. outgoing prime minister has done a great eervhte— minister has done a great eervhte to— minister has done a great service to the— minister has done a great service to the country, whether you— service to the country, whether yov agree— service to the country, whether yov agree vvhfh— service to the country, whether you agree with his— service to the country, whether you agree with his politics or not— you agree with his politics or rot hehrg— you agree with his politics or not, being prime— you agree with his politics or not,

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they include nadine dorries, my brilliant colleague, jacob rees—mogg , michael fabricant, rees—mogg,a culture of collusion, quite nanny,— a culture of collusion, quite frankly, privileges committee is not frankly, privileges committee is nat een— frankly, privileges committee is not even a proper— frankly, privileges committee is not even a proper legal setup. it not even a proper legal setup. tt tas— not even a proper legal setup. tt has a— not even a proper legal setup. it has a gossamer— not even a proper legal setup. it has a gossamer of— it has a gossamer of constitutional propriety thrown over it. but it is in fact a political committee against bofis political committee against boris johnson , who had a boris johnson, who had a mandate. they changed the rules, lowered the bar and inserted the vague term reckless into the terms of reference . boris terms of reference. boris johnson will— terms of reference. boris johnson will be- iti;�*"ti;iti;“ti.ti; boris johnson will be found iti;�*"ti;iti;“ti.ti. boris johnson will be found guilty iti;�*"ti; ”til i boris johnson will be found

they include nadine dorries, my brilliant colleague, jacob rees—mogg , michael fabricant, rees—mogg,a culture of collusion, quite nanny,— a culture of collusion, quite frankly, privileges committee is not frankly, privileges committee is nat een— frankly, privileges committee is not even a proper— frankly, privileges committee is not even a proper legal setup. it not even a proper legal setup. tt tas— not even a proper legal setup. tt has a— not even a proper legal setup. it has a gossamer— not even a proper legal setup. it has a gossamer of— it has a gossamer of constitutional propriety thrown over it. but it is in fact a political committee against bofis political committee against boris johnson , who had a boris johnson, who had a mandate. they changed the rules, lowered the bar and inserted the vague term reckless into the terms of reference . boris terms of reference. boris johnson will— terms of reference. boris johnson will be- iti;�*"ti;iti;“ti.ti; boris johnson will be found iti;�*"ti;iti;“ti.ti. boris johnson will be found guilty iti;�*"ti; ”til i boris johnson will be found

conservative mps conor burns and michael fabricant also receive knighthoods. receive knighthoods. deputy labour leader angela rayner has criticised— labour leader angela rayner has criticised the— labour leader angela rayner has criticised the list,— labour leader angela rayner has criticised the list, calling it a sickening— criticised the list, calling it a sickening insult. criticised the list, calling it a sickening insult . however, a sickening insult. however, jacob— a sickening insult. however, jacob rees—mogg has told gb news that n— jacob rees—mogg has told gb news that tt ts— jacob rees—mogg has told gb news that tt ts an— jacob rees—mogg has told gb news that it is an opportunity for an aataatna— that it is an opportunity for an aataataa pm— that it is an opportunity for an aataataa pm to— that it is an opportunity for an outgoing pm to show their appteatatton. — outgoing pm to show their appreciation. outgoing prime mtntstet— appreciation. outgoing prime minister has— appreciation. outgoing prime minister has done a great strate— minister has done

i think it's unlikely that michael fabric woaii— unlikely that michael fabric would resign— unlikelyast, wasi— these majorities, their vast, vast majorities— these majorities, their vast, vast majorities that would normai— vast majorities that would norrnai in— vast majorities that would normal in normal circumstances inese— normal in normal circumstances mean these seats— normal in normal circumstances mean these seats were safe. 20,000,— mean these seats were safe. 20,000, 25,000. _ mean these seats were safe. 20,000, 25,000. those are nadine dorries— 20,000, 25,000. those are nadine iorries ani— 20,000, 25,000. those are nadine dorries and nigel— 20,000, 25,000. those are nadine dorries and nigel adams marioriiies— dorries and nigel adams majorities. but we have seen by eieciions— majorities. but we have seen by elections where _ majorities. but we have seen by elections where those sort of marioriiies— elections where those sort of majorities are— elections where those sort of majorities are wiped out, that's rigni. — majorities are wiped out, that's rigni. wow.— majorities are w

conservative mps conor burns and michael fabricant also receive knighthoods.oods. deputy labour leader angela rayner has ennenee— labour leader angela rayner has criticised the— labour leader angela rayner has criticised the list,— labour leader angela rayner has criticised the list, calling it a sickening— criticised the list, calling it a sickening insult. criticised the list, calling it a sickening insult . however, a sickening insult. however, jacob— a sickening insult. however, jacob rees—mogg has told gb news that jacob rees—mogg has told gb news net in— jacob rees—mogg has told gb news net in n— jacob rees—mogg has told gb news net in is en— jacob rees—mogg has told gb news that it is an opportunity for an ongoing— that it is an opportunity for an ongoing en— that it is an opportunity for an ongoing en ne— that it is an opportunity for an outgoing pm to show their epnneennen. — outgoing pm to show their appreciation. outgoing prime ninetee— appreciation. outgoing prime minister has— appreciation. outgoing prime minister has done a great service— ministe

plus maverick tory mp michael fabricant on boris's latest manoeuvre .n. ten— ream, not ream what did i get wrong? oh, i'm not- ream, not ream what did i get wrong? c wrong? oh, i'm not a head of comms at the iea. i wish i was, but i know i'm communications officer. you're soon will be. but you've given. you've but you've just given. you've just given me promotion. just given me a promotion. she's farage. she's just average mr farage. wnet—to- she's just average mr farage. wnet—to to. - she's just average mr farage.i what—to do. prince what we're going to do. prince of what we're going to do. prince ot ertnse— what we're going to do. prince of prince . privacy _ what we're going to do. prince of prince-privacy .- what we're going to do. prince of prince privacy . of of prince of privacy. of prtwesy. — of prince of privacy. of prtwesy. t— of prince of privacy. of privacy. i want- of prince of privacy. of privacy. of prince of privacy. of- privacy. i want my privacy is coming back here. next week. we'll-thrilled— coming back here. next week. we'll-thrilled

for example, the member of parliament, michael fabricant, was criticised for saying serious questionsinquiry we have indeed now remember, this is not an indeed now remember, this is not aa bagwbry— indeed now remember, this is not an bagwbry babe— indeed now remember, this is not an inquiry into the— indeed now remember, this is not an inquiry into the entirety of cowb— an inquiry into the entirety of covbb yeb. — an inquiry into the entirety of cewb yeb. we— an inquiry into the entirety of covm yet. .. an inquiry into the entirety of covid yet. �*lrwlrt .. gt. an inquiry into the entirety of covid yet. �*lfwlrt .. gt. covid yet. we will get to that first stage in later stages. at the moment, all of the questioning and this entire first section is about pandemic preparedness. what was being donein preparedness. what was being done in the run up to the pandemic. so whilst there will no doubt be big, big questions of nicola sturgeon and her attitude towards care homes and the rest of it, where scotland had a particularly bad time in the early stages of the pandemic, aren't questions pan

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fabric of bass time, travel at the speed of light. and they can come from some of the most violent processes in the universe like super massive blackwell mergers. and michael lamb is a research scientist at assessing institutes. he was part of the team that conducted the nano grab study. he says this detection is only the beginning. every time astronomers have opened a new window into studying the universe, we have found really new and exciting things for us as we observe more of these objects called pulse ours, which make up our detector. as we observe them for a longer, we're able to gain better sensitivity, and that will help us answer a lot of fundamental questions about the universe. how galaxies have merged and involved over the entire course of the universe. possibly finding interesting signals out there from the very, very, very beginning of the universe around the big bang. lots of other possible things. and so this is only really the beginning. and we really think that we're opening up this window to new and exciting discoveries. an animal that has the remarkable ability to heal itself is also in a life or death battle against extinction. as john