, the prime minister's wife _ in numberten, the prime minister's wife 50— in numberten, the prime minister'sk it will play well amongst, _ wife. so i think it will play well amongst, you know, the red wall voters _ amongst, you know, the red wall voters that— amongst, you know, the red wall voters that this tory government, you know. — voters that this tory government, you know, very much prizes, because people _ you know, very much prizes, because people love _ you know, very much prizes, because people love a — you know, very much prizes, because people love a wedding! i think there will he _ people love a wedding! i think there will he a _ people love a wedding! i think there will be a lot of people who will have _ will be a lot of people who will have heard what dominic cummings had to say— have heard what dominic cummings had to say and _ have heard what dominic cummings had to say and have had some unpleasant experiences _ to say and have had some unpleasant experiences over the last year due to the _ experiences over the last year due to the pandemic that might feel a bit to the pande

is we've seen in recent weeks from conversations at number— in recent weeks from conversations at numbertene was against the idea of— at number ten, he was against the idea of imposing it. it became clear to him _ idea of imposing it. it became clear to him and — idea of imposing it. it became clear to him and scientist pressed on him that there _ to him and scientist pressed on him that there was no other choice. the alternative — that there was no other choice. the alternative will be catastrophic. he agreed _ alternative will be catastrophic. he agreed to— alternative will be catastrophic. he agreed to do it. and he agreed to take a _ agreed to do it. and he agreed to take a much more cautious approach which _ take a much more cautious approach which is _ take a much more cautious approach which is a _ take a much more cautious approach which is a striking change in tone of what _ which is a striking change in tone of what we — which is a striking change in tone of what we seen before. and this lengthy— of what we seen before. and this lengthy lifting of the lockdown. lots of— lengthy li

— cummings was warring camps within numberten.nnate and daisy— of lockups and do guys innate and daisy is _ of lockups and do guys innate and daisy is absolutely right. this one will resonate. i think the one about 80—year—olds will also have an impact — 80—year—olds will also have an impact beyond those people who are interested _ impact beyond those people who are interested in the football. margaret thatcher— interested in the football. margaret thatcher was criticised when she was prime _ thatcher was criticised when she was prime minister for being margaret thatcher— prime minister for being margaret thatcher the milk snatcher, the grandma — thatcher the milk snatcher, the grandma killer, which is what some of boris _ grandma killer, which is what some of borisjohnson's staff grandma killer, which is what some of boris johnson's staff that he would — of boris johnson's staff that he would he — of boris johnson's staff that he would be called if he were to go ahead _ would be called if he were to go ahead with this, it's a rat

going on inside number— about what was going on inside number ten in about what was going on inside numbertenn inside number ten in terms of the power struggle _ number ten in terms of the power struggle which seem to be portrayed between _ struggle which seem to be portrayed between him and carrie simmons for home _ between him and carrie simmons for home at— between him and carrie simmons for home at the — between him and carrie simmons for home at the prime minister's here and we _ home at the prime minister's here and we finished the week with a very definitive _ and we finished the week with a very definitive answer in the wilderness and i_ definitive answer in the wilderness and i suppose carrie is now miss johnson — and i suppose carrie is now miss johnson. ,, ._ ., and i suppose carrie is now miss johnson. ,, ., , , johnson. the sunday mirror subtitle is as the country _ johnson. the sunday mirror subtitle is as the country rages _ johnson. the sunday mirror subtitle is as the country rages of _ johnson. the sunday mirror subtitle is as the country rages of chaos, - is as the country

season numberten. lament that feels like a long time ago, doesn't it?ride we've been since then. fix, doesn't it? and what a ride we've been since then.— been since then. a special goal! it's the one _ been since then. a special goal! it's the one we _ been since then. a special goal! it's the one we been _ been since then. a special goal! it's the one we been waiting - been since then. a special goal! | it's the one we been waiting for. we welcome some of the worlds biggest — we welcome some of the worlds biggest names to our league. the collection of— biggest names to our league. tue: collection of talent that biggest names to our league. ti2 collection of talent that is the envy of the women's game. but us old—timers can still do a bit too. but us old-timers can still do a bit too. . . , . but us old-timers can still do a bit too. . ., . ., ., too. fantastic from kerr. you wouldn't _ too. fantastic from kerr. you wouldn't expect _ too. fantastic from kerr. you wouldn't expect anything - too. fantastic from kerr. you| wouldn't expect anything less too.

we are not sure what it's for, and numberten claim it him. ten claim it is being contested, but they have been lots of questions over the prime minister's finances recently, and this one is just like a minister's finances recently, and this one isjust like a gift minister's finances recently, and this one is just like a gift really for private i too have discovered. the prime minister when he was running for mayor of london, there were lots of pictures of his car that he used to leave parked in islington near where he lived, parking tickets on it, and all sorts, so he has had form the things in the past, but number ten are contesting this. quite robustly, i think, and saying there is no grounds for this, but actually as you said, these things can happen and it stands on the you then have to work at how we can get out of it, if you can. did to work at how we can get out of it, if you can-— to work at how we can get out of it, if you can-_ i i if you can. did you get out of it? i did, i if you can. did you get out of it? i did. i wrote _ if you

the government itself at numberten... ..was not operating on a war footing in february on this, in any cummings said he urged the prime minister to tell people to stay at home from the 12th of march. it was more than 12 days later lockdown was introduced. dominic cummings painted a picture of a chaotic downing street. it sounds so surreal it couldn't possibly be true. that day, the times had run a huge story had run a huge story about the prime minister and his girlfriend, and their dog, and the prime minister's girlfriend was going completely crackers about this story and demanding the press office deal with that. so we had this sort of completely insane situation in which part of the building was saying "are we going to bomb iraq?" part of the building was arguing about whether or not we would do quarantine or not, the prime minister has his girlfriend going crackers about something completely trivial. in his long list of explosive claims, dominic cummings said the health secretary should have been sacked, accusing him of not telling the truth, including over the government's early s

| certainly, but the view of those inside _ certainly, but the view of those inside numberten certainlywe have the prime minister chairing covid meetings and he told everyone at swine _ meetings and he told everyone at swine flu, — meetings and he told everyone at swine flu, don't worry about it, everyone — swine flu, don't worry about it, everyone realises it's nothing to be frightened — everyone realises it's nothing to be frightened of, that would not help serious _ frightened of, that would not help serious planning. that is the prime minister's main adviser discussing conversations he had about whether it be helpful if the prime minister was in charge of decisions being made the pandemic. it was more uncomfortable for health secretary at matt hancock who got the brunt of the criticism. mr cummings claimed covid mr cummings claimed that covid spread like wildfire through care homes because mr hancock falsely claimed patients were being tested before being discharged from hospital. here's the health secretary responding to that. we committed to building for testing capacity to allow

that is where we will _ you, michael gove numberten? that the action that is needed by the - action that is needed by the government now to try to make sure that we make that 2013 —— the 21st ofjune date is first around fixing the financial support so people don't have that terrible dilemma between doing the right thing for public health and their own family's financial circumstances, but secondly, the awful situation that we've got, in terms of our borders. now, the government has been slow on board is, frankly, throughout the pandemic. it was slow to a formal quarantining system, slow to hotel quarantining. we now have this shambolic situation of the amber list, which desperately needs to be sorted out, because of course the presence of variance is another fact of the prime minister has to take in account when looking at that 21st of june date, so the government has to act now to make sure they are in the best position on 21st ofjune. taste best position on 21st ofjune. we have 'ust best position on 21st ofjune. we have just heard fra

numberten wants to part of boris johnson's strategy.tland a lot more. gordon— uk's role in scotland a lot more. gordon brown's argument is that it is not _ gordon brown's argument is that it is not enough and you need to think about— is not enough and you need to think about reconstituting the whole way that the _ about reconstituting the whole way that the uk works to come up with an answer— that the uk works to come up with an answer to— that the uk works to come up with an answer to this. on the anti—independence site, you clearly don't _ anti—independence site, you clearly don't have — anti—independence site, you clearly don't have a — anti—independence site, you clearly don't have a unity on what should happen— don't have a unity on what should happen next —— side. on the pro—independence side, nicola sturgeon — pro—independence side, nicola sturgeon knows her argument still need to— sturgeon knows her argument still need to be figured out. we have heard _ need to be figured out. we have heard over— need to be figured out. we have

into number— knows that the moment he walked into number ten _ knows that the moment he walked into numbertenfor the _ cummings does. the great misfortune for the country is that in between those _ for the country is that in between those two — for the country is that in between those two events there has been this unprecedented event of a pandemic and dominic cummings was the prime minister's _ and dominic cummings was the prime minister's most senior adviser during — minister's most senior adviser during the time over every allegation he makes about the prime minister. _ allegation he makes about the prime minister, you have to ask, where was he had _ minister, you have to ask, where was he had what — minister, you have to ask, where was he had what was he doing? help minister, you have to ask, where was he had what was he doing?— he had what was he doing? help me with this one- _ he had what was he doing? help me with this one. there _ he had what was he doing? help me with this one. there will— he had what was he doing? help me with this one. there will be - he had what was he doing? help