saga.— of the partygate saga.ople turning in right now, the phases you can see on screen, joanne as they are, former conservative central office professor, and john curtis who were just hearing from, and christopher hope. christopher, can wejust and christopher hope. christopher, can we just rewind a little's one of the very first things we were talking about on the air was just a chronology of what happened since this afternoon, just take us back and talk us through it again. if this afternoon, just take us back and talk us through it again. iii and talk us through it again. if i to and talk us through it again. if i go back a week ago, october, the house _ go back a week ago, october, the house of— go back a week ago, october, the house of laws commission submitted the boris _ house of laws commission submitted the borisjohnson resignation the boris johnson resignation honours _ the borisjohnson resignation honours list to number 10 downing street _ honours list to number 10 downing street on — honours list to n

let's take partygate. we are - it! let's take partygate. we are re it! let's take partygate.pretty sure in the next day - it! let's take partygate. we are pretty sure in the next day or. it! let's take partygate. we are| pretty sure in the next day or so it! let's take partygate. we are i pretty sure in the next day or so a report will come out looking into whether boris johnson report will come out looking into whether borisjohnson misled parliament and it will obviously be excoriating, otherwise he wouldn't have jumped first. excoriating, otherwise he wouldn't havejumped first. it excoriating, otherwise he wouldn't have jumped first. it seems to me the big question in politics is the big spat between borisjohnson and rishi sunak going to develop into some kind of civil war inside the conservative party. at the moment it seems to be the mutiny is somewhat muted, in other words this idea that lots of pro borisjohnson supporters in parliament are going to resign their seats and create a headache for rishi sunak. that's not happening yet, but it is pointless to pretend there cl

-- talking about sue gray and partygate— gray and partygate.and partygate. it is a really good question — gray and partygate. it is a really good question and _ gray and partygate. it is a really good question and there - gray and partygate. it is a really good question and there will. gray and partygate. it is a really good question and there will be | good question and there will be consolation at yet more psychodrama, particularly involving boris johnson, in the conservatives. certainly it is something the labour party will try to seize on straightaway and its last night. and the snp and the lib dems who were saying good riddance to boris johnson, labourwas saying good riddance to boris johnson, labour was immediately saying that this is the soap opera at the british public is so sick of, it's what we've seen so much up in this tumultuous tory government. they are certainly making the argument. and you are right, at a time when inflation is proving very sticky at 8.7% as the headline rate, but far worse for food, i9% last month, food and non

over and done sake, partygate over and done wttt.— sake, partygate over and done wttn. ne— sake, partygatehese things, don't we, claire nnt— these things, don't we, claire nut atse— these things, don't we, claire nut atse new— these things, don't we, claire but also how this damaging? but also how is this damaging? vente— but also how is this damaging? wew-weltewen— but also how is this damaging? you're-touch-the- but also how is this damaging? you're touch the grass you're in touch with the grass nets— you're in touch with the grass roots _conservative - roots of the conservative movement are movement of the party. how are peepte— movement of the party. how are peepte-abett— movement of the party. how are people-about all- movement of the party. how are people about all this? people feeling about all this? because,-taking. because, you know, taking a tneettng— because, you know, taking a tneettng tt— because, you know, taking a knocking it is. _ because, you know, taking a knocking it is. ' “t: because, you know, taking a knocking it is. '“t: knocking it is. and i think people are fed up

so it almost feels like a prosecution of the whole of partygate.k and white. and there was actually one example, a new example that we hadn't - seen before, of evidence - from a downing street official who said that basically, - it was as though normal life continued during the pandemic there. there were birthday parties, leaving dos, wine time - fridays all went on. and a line which really struck me was that staff were warned - when they walked out of the building ijust to be careful with the camerasl that were out there, _ and the conclusion by this official that it was all a pantomime. | most of the report wasn't about| what went on in downing street. i it was about boris johnson and hisl response in the house of commons. | but that was just a little reminderj to me that that did underpin it all. and, yes, it does feel a little bit like he has| gone through this trial, if you like, of his peersj in the commons and they've reached | this very, very damning conclusion. | salma, i wonder what your first thoughts were when you started taking a look

so it almost feels like a prosecution of the whole of partygate. that it felt like that, because i thought it would just be about what he said in parliament. yeah, they didn't re—litigate the whole partygate - saga but you're right, _ it was all there in black and white. and there was actually one example, a new example that we hadn't - seen before, of evidence - from a downing street official who said that basically, - it was as though normal life continued during the pandemic there. there were birthday parties, leaving dos, wine time - fridays all went on. and a line which really struck me was that staff were warned - when they walked out of the building ijust to be careful with the camerasl that were out there, _ and the conclusion by this official that it was all a pantomime. | most of the report wasn't about| what went on in downing street. i it was about boris johnson and hisl response in the house of commons. but that was just a little reminder to me that that did _ underpin it all. and, yes, it does feel a little bit like he has| gone throu

he can see the writing _ partygate committee. he can see the writing is— partygate committee.on the _ partygate committee. he can see the writing is on the wall, _ partygate committee. he can see the writing is on the wall, and _ partygate committee. he can see the writing is on the wall, and he - partygate committee. he can see the writing is on the wall, and he has - writing is on the wall, and he has decided _ writing is on the wall, and he has decided to— writing is on the wall, and he has decided to basically— writing is on the wall, and he has decided to basicallyjump - writing is on the wall, and he has decided to basicallyjump beforel writing is on the wall, and he has . decided to basicallyjump before he was pushed — decided to basicallyjump before he was pushed i— decided to basicallyjump before he was pushed. i think— decided to basicallyjump before he was pushed. i think he's _ decided to basicallyjump before he was pushed. i think he's done - was pushed. i think he's done immense _ was pushed. i think he's done immense damage _ was pushed. i think he's done immens

partygate thing, you know, just its so— partygate thing, you know, just its so stupit— partygate thingthat by—election and boris johnson leaving the commons no doubt to cause trouble for rishi sunak on chat shows like this one. more books , of course, more one. more books, of course, more tours, more speaking engagements. boris johnson now a free man leaving the commons as he believes he's the victim of a kangaroo court. but is he the victim of an establishment coup 7 victim of an establishment coup ? all of that to come. it's a massive story and you won't want to go anywhere else. we've got voices from across the political spectrum. we've got journalists, friends of boris johnson and foes, a busy two hours to come. it's a tories in turmoil special . first, the headlines with ray addison . on thanks , addison. on thanks, mark. here's the latest from the newsroom and _ here's the latest from the newsroom and our top story, tons— newsroom and our top story, toris ionnson— newsroom and our top story, boris johnson has resigned as an mp boris johnson has resigned as an mp witn— boris johns

partygate thing, you know, just me eo— partygate thing, you know, just me eo etvrhh— partygate thingis will spark a by—election, a nightmare for rishi sunak. the tories will most likely lose that by—election and boris johnson leaving the commons no doubt to cause trouble for rishi sunak on chat shows like this one. more books , of course, more one. more books, of course, more tours, more speaking engagements. boris johnson now a free man leaving the commons as he believes he's the victim of a kangaroo court. but is he the victim of an establishment coup 7 victim of an establishment coup ? all of that to come. it's a massive story and you won't want to go anywhere else. we've got voices from across the political spectrum. we've got journalists, friends of boris johnson and foes, a busy two hours to come. it's a tories in turmoil special . first, the headlines with ray addison . on thanks , addison. on thanks, mark. here's the latest from the newsroom and _ here's the latest from the newsroom and our top story, horhe— newsroom and our top story, horhe vohreor— newsroom and our top stor

jonathan blake there for the partygate saga. jonathan blake therefor us- _ the partygate saga.partygate saga. jonathan blake there for us. thank you. _ rachel cunliffe is senior associate editor of the new statesman. thank you so much for making time to speak to us. yes, good evening to you as well. if we weighed a little pastor he said she said, we are seeing today, and look at what it all adds up to, is there a calculation here now by rishi sunak that there is no inherent risk in offending supporters of boris johnson by talking a little tougher with him's ?01ll johnson by talking a little tougher with him' ,, _, , johnson by talking a little tougher with him' ,, u, , ., with him's you could put it that wa . he with him's you could put it that way. he actually _ with him's you could put it that way. he actually said, - with him's you could put it that way. he actually said, well- with him's you could put it that. way. he actually said, well tough, the prime minister in his comments this morning, which from rishi sunak is interesting indeed. but i actually think it's paltry the

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faced with the findings of a report into whether he deliberately misled parliament over the partygately, unexpectedly, angrily. in a letter he claims to be the victim of a political hitjob. instead of waiting for the report to be published, hejumped, ending for now the political career of a man whose brief but chaotic premiership reshaped the country. he became prime minister in 2019, after theresa may was toppled. we prime minister in 2019, after theresa may was toppled. we did at! we did it! we — theresa may was toppled. we did at! we did it! we pulled _ theresa may was toppled. we did at! we did it! we pulled it _ theresa may was toppled. we did at! we did it! we pulled it off, _ theresa may was toppled. we did at! we did it! we pulled it off, didn't - we did it! we pulled it off, didn't we? ., , . , we did it! we pulled it off, didn't we? . , . , ., , we did it! we pulled it off, didn't we?, ., we did it! we pulled it off, didn't we? ., ,. , ., , ., ., we? that december he gambled on a aeneral we? that december he gambled on a general election, _ we? that december he gambled on a

a first video of partygate . but first video of partygate. but finn— first video of partygate.s,- first, the headlines with ray addison . “4115 ” addison. thanks, mark. yes, our top story tonight, new footage has been released which appears to show conservative party staff holding a raucous event at tory party headquarters in december 2020. that was during the covid pandemic. now, in the video, which was obtained exclusively by the mirror, one partygoer can be heard urging another not to live stream the footage as they joke about covid restrictions behind him, two dancing revellers appear to drunkenly bump into a table covered in party food . at least 24 guests party food. at least 24 guests were said to be at that gathering . cc hq says that gathering. cc hq says that formal disciplinary action was taken against four staff members over that event. deputy labour leader angela rayner saying the video shows the tories openly mocked the rules the british people followed. we'll bring you more on that story as we get it. now the national education union has announced more strike act

_ such a hash as he made of the partygate stuff, you will become a liability— partygate stuff, you willill get — liability to your party, the public will get very cross with you and doubt _ will get very cross with you and doubt you — will get very cross with you and doubt you will go. but will get very cross with you and doubt you will go.— doubt you will go. but this particular— doubt you will go. but this particular report _ doubt you will go. but this particular report wasn't i doubt you will go. but this i particular report wasn't about doubt you will go. but this - particular report wasn't about what happened at partygate, it was about whether he lied to parliament about what happened at partygate, so do you feel that he shouldn't have faced accountability for that? well. faced accountability for that? well, the whole process _ faced accountability for that? well, the whole process got _ faced accountability for that? well, the whole process got going in april last year— the whole process got going in april last year when he was still prime minister— last year when he was still pr

— with in the same way as the entire partygate story was a problem for anyone _ partygate story wasor anyone accused of breaking the covid rules _ anyone accused of breaking the covid rules i_ anyone accused of breaking the covid rules. i think in terms of the privileges— rules. i think in terms of the privileges committee, what they were looking _ privileges committee, what they were looking at— privileges committee, what they were looking at is a contempt of parliament about misleading the house, — parliament about misleading the house, that's a very different question. _ house, that's a very different question, and ultimately it will be for the _ question, and ultimately it will be for the entire house to decide what to do— for the entire house to decide what to do with — for the entire house to decide what to do with what the committee have found _ to do with what the committee have found the — to do with what the committee have found. the fundamental thing they were looking at was the question of misleading the house, whether it was deliberate. _ misleading the house, whether i

johnson lied over partygate. tet-e— johnson lied over partygate. tet-e tate— johnson lied over partygate. will vote in— people's trust in politics. will vote in favour- people's trust in politics. will vote in favour of- people's trust in politics. will vote in favour of the report of the privileges committee. i urge all members of this house to do so , to uphold this house to do so, to uphold standards in public life, to show that we all recognise the responsibility we have to the people we serve, and to help to are trying ongoing debate. mps are trying to ongoing debate. mps are trying ta teete— ongoing debate. mps are trying to decide today— ongoing debate. mps are trying to decide today it's been going on to decide today it's been going ah taw— to decide today it's been going on for some hours— to decide today it's been going on for some hours whether or not to on for some hours whether or not ta eahettah— on for some hours whether or not to sanction the— on for some hours whether or not to sanction the former prime wthtetew— to sanction the former prime minister after— to sanction t

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ladies partygate video which showed in zone— partygate video which showed in zone a— partygate videoh of 20 20th december. oh, my god. it seems so bene— december. oh, my god. it seems so long nee,— december. oh, my god. it seems so long ago, december 14th. bnenb— so long ago, december 14th. bnenb wen— so long ago, december 14th. thank you for— so long ago, december 14th. thank you for listening out were.— thank you for listening out there. december. i wasn't paying attention— there. december. i wasn't paying enennen be — there. december. i wasn't paying attention to this— there. december. i wasn't paying attention to this thing anyway. beeenben— attention to this thing anyway. december 14th,— attention to this thing anyway. december 14th, 2020, during the i december 14th, 2020, during the . webben-b— december 14th, 2020, during the . webben-b sew— december 14th, 2020, during the i wouldn't say it— december 14th, 2020, during the i wouldn't say it was the height of i wouldn't say it was the height en ene— i wouldn't say it was the height en bne cowb— i wouldn't say it was the height o

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a first video of partygate . but first video of partygate. but finn— first video of partygate.otoon— first, the headlines with ray aootoon .— first, the headlines with ray aootoon . — first, the headlines with ray addison . thanks,- first, the headlines with ray addison . “in; ” addison. thanks, mark. yes, our top story tonight, new footage has been released which appears to show conservative party staff holding a raucous event at tory party headquarters in december 2020. that was during the covid pandemic. now, in the video, which was obtained exclusively by the mirror, one partygoer can be heard urging another not to live stream the footage as they joke about covid restrictions behind him, two dancing revellers appear to drunkenly bump into a table covered in party food . at least 24 guests party food. at least 24 guests were said to be at that gathering . cc hq says that gathering. cc hq says that formal disciplinary action was taken against four staff members over that event. deputy labour leader angela rayner saying the video shows the tories openly mocked the rules the br

and-- enguled in partygate and scandal.mentum unraveled and he was driven out by his own mp's, who were fed up by the scandal and what they saw as a class and standards of public life he had overseen. he has been making a lot of money the last few months on the speaker's circuit, writing books. he has been there in the background. huge speculative and in westminster as to whether he may be in a position -- speculation in westminster as to whether he may be in a position to mount some kind of comeback. that is not going to happen now. he has called time in his political career and this is an astonishing turn of events. lewis: just give us your reaction to some of the language here. talking about a witchhunt -- while that is a phrase we are all familiar from the u.s. and donald trump, talking about a kangaroo court, are these kind of flourishes of language we are used to him from his newspaper commentator days, or is this a real accusation with serious teeth? >> you make a very good point, and this is perhaps the sort of lang

the partygate debate. se-tee tetnt te— discussing the partygate debate.? is— be? what's the reality of the situation , ian? is there any situation, ian? is there any netp—tet- situation, ian? is there any netp—tet ett| situation, ian? is there any- help_get out there? situation, ian? is there any help actually, get out there? situation, ian? is there any help actually, frankly, out there? situation, ian? is there any help actually, frankly, who there? situation, ian? is there any help actually, frankly, who thtto ? and actually, frankly, who is to tttme— and actually, frankly, who is to tttme tee— and actually, frankly, who is to blame for all— and actually, frankly, who is to blame for all of— and actually, frankly, who is to blame for all of this madness? t-m — blame for all of this madness? t-m -enetstys— blame for all of this madness?i i'm _christys-news i'm patrick christys on gb news nettttn-s— calendar michelle dewberry and i'm calendar michelle dewberry and m teeptnt— calendar michelle dewberry and m teeptnt yet— calendar michelle dewberry and i'm

partygate mbappe will decide icicy— partygate mbappe will decide today whether— partygate mbappe will sanction the former prime— today whether to sanction the former prime minister after the iiiviicgcc— former prime minister after the privileges committee found he icpcci— privileges committee found he icpcci ,— privileges committee found he repeat , misled— privileges committee found he repeat , misled the privileges committee found he repeat, misled the house of commons. the— repeat, misled the house of commons. the committee recommended— commons. the committee recommended that mr johnson cicuii— recommended that mr johnson cicuii iccc— recommended that mr johnson should face a— recommended that mr johnson should face a 90— recommended that mr johnson should face a 90 day suspension on ici— should face a 90 day suspension on ici ic— should face a 90 day suspension on had he ici— should face a 90 day suspension on had he not already resigned in cvcncci— on had he not already resigned in advance of— on had he not already resigned in advance of his— on had he not already resigned in adv

the times has the nonioo— partygate? the times has the ponnoo ovon— partygate?uits as on no noon— parties over now. boris quits as mp the news has— parties over now. boris quits as mp the news has boris johnson ooooonoo— mp the news has boris johnson ooononoo no— mp the news has boris johnson declares war on _ mp the news has boris johnson declares war on sunak as he onnn— declares war on sunak as he quits parliament. and finally , quits parliament. and finally, the quits parliament. and finally, nno donny— quits parliament. and finally, the daily star— quits parliament. and finally, the daily star has their take on it. the daily star has their take on no. no— the daily star has their take on no. no pony— the daily star has their take on no. no pony n— the daily star has their take on it. the party is over for bozo monon— it. the party is over for bozo fibber claims,— it. the party is over for bozo fibber claims, blah blah blah, nnonovon— fibber claims, blah blah blah, whatever for. _ fibber claims, blah blah blah, whatever for. and those were yonn— whatever for

findings on partygate . by 354 to 7. the on partygate. by 354 to 7. the eyes— on partygate.ht. but the point is, is i could been part of the could have been part of the noses— could have been part of the process stopping and process of stopping it and i wasni— process of stopping it and i wasni nur— process of stopping it and i wasn't. but that— process of stopping it and i wasn't. but that will never be enougn— wasn't. but that will never be enougnline— wasn't. but that will never be enough the partygate witch enough for the partygate witch hunter— enough for the partygate witch hunter-former- enough for the partygate witch hunter former bbc hunter ball with former bbc presenters— hunter ball with former bbc presenters hard— hunter ball with former bbc presenters hard remoaners emily iiaiiiis— presenters hard remoaners emily iiaiiiis ana— presenters hard remoaners emily maitlis and jon— presenters hard remoaners emily maitlis and jon sopel. unsurprisingly- maitlis and jon sopel. unsurprisingly leading the charge, even asking met commissioner sir mark rowley if he will reope

rishi sunak wants to move on from partygate, but events like this still cast a long political shadow.ate will be a majorfeature in parliament again tomorrow. absolutely right, pa rtygate absolutely right, partygate will be very prominent tomorrow in parliament because mps will be giving —— given hours to air their views on this cross—party privileges committee report into whether... misled parliament. clearly, mps will have different views. harriet harman the chair of that committee will give a staunch defence of the report's findings that boris johnson lied on multiple occasions. however, he has already called to the conclusions of that report deranged so you can expect some of his supporters to stand up tomorrow and get stuck in. what is not clear to note is that once mps have aired their views, will they then simply push the report through or will there be a recorded vote? some conservatives do want their votes recorded, even though that will make life more difficult for the current occupant of number 10. because if rishi sunak votes with the report, he will upset pro—johnson activ

findings on partygate . by 354 to 7. the on partygate. by 354 to 7. the ewee— on partygate.is i could-been part- night. but the point is, is i could been part of the could have been part of the proee— could have been part of the process stopping and process of stopping it and i woehr— process of stopping it and i woehr hwh— process of stopping it and i wasn't. but that— process of stopping it and i wasn't. but that will never be ehowoh— wasn't. but that will never be ehowohlrhe— wasn't. but that will never be enough the partygate witch enough for the partygate witch hwhrer— enough for the partygate witch hunter-former- enough for the partygate witch hunter former bbc hunter ball with former bbc preeehrere— hunter ball with former bbc presenters hard— hunter ball with former bbc presenters hard remoaners emily hohhe— presenters hard remoaners emily hohhe ohh— presenters hard remoaners emily maitlis and jon— presenters hard remoaners emily maitlis and jon sopel. unsurprisingly- maitlis and jon sopel. unsurprisingly leading the charge, even asking met commissioner sir mark rowl

ladies partygate video which showed in zone— partygate video which showed in zone a— partygate videoh of 20 20th december. oh, my god. it seems so bene— december. oh, my god. it seems so long nee,— december. oh, my god. it seems so long ago, december 14th. bnenb— so long ago, december 14th. bnenb wen— so long ago, december 14th. thank you for— so long ago, december 14th. thank you for listening out were.— thank you for listening out there. december. i wasn't paying attention— there. december. i wasn't paying enennen be — there. december. i wasn't paying attention to this— there. december. i wasn't paying attention to this thing anyway. beeenben— attention to this thing anyway. december 14th,— attention to this thing anyway. december 14th, 2020, during the i december 14th, 2020, during the . webben-e— december 14th, 2020, during the . webben-e sew— december 14th, 2020, during the i wouldn't say it— december 14th, 2020, during the i wouldn't say it was the height of i wouldn't say it was the height en ene— i wouldn't say it was the height en ene cowb— i wouldn't say it was the height o

the partygate tapes. so don't expect no other partygate tapes. rather, these are the ones .ere was photos in the past and there was like, look, there, drinking like, oh look, there, drinking a dnnk like, oh look, there, drinking a drink cake or drink and here's a cake or something that. is something like that. this is people . i'm a something like that. this is people. i'm a tory in the and that's, that's my interpretation of the. oh, here we go. look. there we go. look, they've got the there we go. look, they've got we jumper. — there we go. look, they've got the jumper. exactly. - there we go. look, they've got the jumper. exactly. the- ”i22; 92» look, they've got the jumper. xxx” the jumper. exactly. the move. the robot. yeah like i said, look at that. and then they're about to close gaps and then they're going to kiss, get the where's the kiss? come if where's the kiss? come on. if what's amazing about this is if you. if the three of us sat down to write a sketch, that's me, by the way. you didn't see me there for a second. i was wearing the glasses. sorry. just. glasses

the partygate tapes. so don't expect no other partygate tapes. rather, these are the ones .ere was photos in the past and there was like, look, there, drinking like, oh look, there, drinking a dnnk like, oh look, there, drinking a drink cake or drink and here's a cake or something that. is something like that. this is people . i'm a something like that. this is people. i'm a tory in the and that's, that's my interpretation of the. oh, here we go. look. there we go. look, they've got the there we go. look, they've got one jumper- — there we go. look, they've got the jumper. exactly. - there we go. look, they've got the jumper. exactly. the- ”i22; 92 look, they've got the jumper. we” the jumper. exactly. the move. the robot. yeah like i said, look at that. and then they're about to close gaps and then they're going to kiss, get the where's the kiss? come if where's the kiss? come on. if what's amazing about this is if you. if the three of us sat down to write a sketch, that's me, by the way. you didn't see me there for a second. i was wearing the glasses. sorry. just. glasses.

partygate tentee the— are to reinvestigate partygate parties the same— are to reinvestigate partygateise in— from the start this was an exercise in control. thank you, ehttettne.— exercise in control. thank you, christine. keep— exercise in control. thank you, christine. keep those emails coming-— christine. keep those emails eentne. thetk— christine. keep those emails coming. mark gb news .com. it's the— coming. mark gb news .com. it's the-tet— coming. mark gb news .com. it's the-tet the— coming. mark gb news .com. it's time-for the big— coming. mark gb news .com. it's time for the big story and time now for the big story and tettewtng— time now for the big story and tettewtne the — time now for the big story and following the devastating hettygete— following the devastating partygate showing partygate video showing conservative _ partygate video showing- conservative _flagrantly conservative workers flagrantly tetette— conservative workers flagrantly ignoring lockdown rules and amid an ignoring lockdown rules and amid en engetne— ignoring lockdown rules and amid en ongoing etwt— ign

and that is partygate. it's over. it's done wim— partygate. it's over. it's done wiin .— partygate. liar and a crook . about- f: he's a liar and a crook . about time. a liar and a crook. about time. its— a liar and a crook. about time. its a— a liar and a crook. about time. its a ban— a liar and a crook. about time. it's a bad decision. it; : it's a bad decision. he helped me when sunita baba tried to evict me. he. i went to court and he's been helping me for seven years. i think he's been set up. i think rishi sunak set him up to lose his. set up. i think rishi sunak set him up to lose his . job well, i him up to lose his. job well, i think that little— him up to lose his. job well, i think that little snippet- " e. " well, i think that little snippet really iiiasiraies— think that little snippet really illustrates how— think that little snippet really illustrates how differently weenie— illustrates how differently people ieei— illustrates how differently people feel from the lady that ceaiin-i— people feel from the lady that ceaiin-i see— people feel from the lady that couldn't se

partygate harrios rho— are to reinvestigate partygate parties the same— are to reinvestigate partygatetart this was an exercise in control. thank you, chrisrino.— exercise in control. thank you, christine. keep— exercise in control. thank you, christine. keep those emails coming.— christine. keep those emails oorning. hark— christine. keep those emails coming. mark gb news .com. it's dino— coming. mark gb news .com. it's rind-hor— coming. mark gb news .com. it's hno-for rho— coming. mark gb news .com. it's time-for the big— coming. mark gb news .com. it's time for the big story and time now for the big story and roiiowing— time now for the big story and roiiowing rho — time now for the big story and following the devastating hariygaro— following the devastating partygate showing partygate video showing conservative _ partygate video showing- conservative _flagrantly conservative workers flagrantly ignoring— conservative workers flagrantly ignoring lockdown rules and amid an ongoing— ignoring lockdown rules and amid an ongoing dwi— ignoring lockdown rules and amid an ongoing civil war o

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the times has the ponies— partygate? the times has the ponies oven— partygate?uits as one one nevn— parties over now. boris quits as mp the news has— parties over now. boris quits as mp the news has boris johnson oeenonen— mp the news has boris johnson oeenonen non— mp the news has boris johnson declares war on _ mp the news has boris johnson declares war on sunak as he quits— declares war on sunak as he quits parliament. and finally , quits parliament. and finally, the quits parliament. and finally, one nony— quits parliament. and finally, the daily star— quits parliament. and finally, the daily star has their take on it. the daily star has their take on in. one— the daily star has their take on no. one pony— the daily star has their take on no. one pony n— the daily star has their take on it. the party is over for bozo nnnen— it. the party is over for bozo fibber claims,— it. the party is over for bozo fibber claims, blah blah blah, vnoneven— fibber claims, blah blah blah, whatever for. _ fibber claims, blah blah blah, whatever for. and those were yonn— whatev

where do we take partygate? we take it partygate? do we take it further?— partygate?ther? do people care on thei doorstep?_bear in doorstep? well, i mean, bear in mm,— doorstep? well, i mean, bear in mtntlwts— doorstep? well, i mean, bear in mind, was investigated mind, this was investigated tttst— mind, this was investigated ttttt twe— mind, this was investigated first time round— mind, this was investigated first time round and the police tttn-t— first time round and the police didn't-breach- didn't find a breach of the wt — didn't find a breach of the| rules. _clearly, didn't find a breach of the- rules. _clearly, when rules. now, quite clearly, when you look at that video, that's evidence that they didn't have at the time. they had was at the time. all they had was a picture all them together picture of all of them together . obviously, is , . the question, obviously, is, is it in the public interest for the police to waste an awful lot more time on dealing with partygate matters? what do you think? well, i mean, they did it with keir starmer because keir starmer

partygate report says boris tonnoon— partygate report says boris johnson-all- partygate report says borisis not only a law breaker but a liar. he's not fit for public otttoo— liar. he's not fit for public otttoo ont— liar. he's not fit for public office and he's— liar. he's not fit for public office and he's disgraced ntnoott— office and he's disgraced himself and— office and he's disgraced himself and continues to act tto— himself and continues to act ttto .— himself and continues to act ttto ., you— himself and continues to act like a, you know,— himself and continues to act like a, you know, pound shop . like a, you know, pound shop. tttuttt— like a, you know, pound shop. ttuttt tn— like a, you know, pound shop. trump in the— like a, you know, pound shop. trump in the way in which he tntoo— trump in the way in which he tnoo to— trump in the way in which he tries to discredit— trump in the way in which he tries to discredit anybody who onttotooo— tries to discredit anybody who criticises his— tries to discredit anybody who criticises his his— tries to discredit anybody who criticises hi

tributes over partygate? tributes conttnuo— over partygate? tributes continue to _ over partygate?ootttno— confirmation as of yet and their tootttno ton— confirmation as of yet and their deadline for questioning the cuctoct— deadline for questioning the suspect expires— deadline for questioning the suspect expires later today. totocttnoc— suspect expires later today. detectives had _ suspect expires later today. detectives had been- suspect expires later today. detectives had been granted a further 36 hours to question him last night. family members of the victims gave powerful tributes to their loved ones at an emotional vigil. tributes to their loved ones at an emotional vigil . thousands an emotional vigil. thousands lined the city centre to pay their respects to barnaby weber, grace o'malley, kumar and ian coates, grace's brother , said coates, grace's brother, said she was so much more than just a sister. grace wasn't only just a ctcton— sister. grace wasn't only just a ctcton to— sister. grace wasn't only just a ctcton to no— sister. grace wasn't only just a sister to me. she

report , the approve partygate report, the net— approve partygate report, the nett gees— approve partygatetneetteet— tuesday, the 20th of june. this is breakfast on— tuesday, the 20th of june. this is breakfast on gb— tuesday, the 20th of june. this is breakfast on gb news with teenn— is breakfast on gb news with eamonn holmes— is breakfast on gb news with eamonn holmes and isabel vteteten — eamonn holmes and isabel webster. �*ft ivi; . vi; i eamonn holmes and isabel webster. �*ft ivi; . vi i «v0. ivi;

when it came to partygate, i was in the cabinet i to partygate, i was in the cabinet office _ to partygateho set the rules, but a - rules and not only did boris johnson and who set the rules, but a lot - rules and not only did boris johnson and who set the rules, but a lot of. and who set the rules, but a lot of other— and who set the rules, but a lot of other people — and who set the rules, but a lot of other people in _ and who set the rules, but a lot of other people in number— and who set the rules, but a lot of other people in number ten - and who set the rules, but a lot of other people in number ten who. and who set the rules, but a lot of- other people in number ten who have been rewarded, — other people in number ten who have been rewarded, and _ other people in number ten who have been rewarded, and i— other people in number ten who have been rewarded, and i had _ other people in number ten who have been rewarded, and i had the - been rewarded, and i had the conversation _ been rewarded, and i had the conversation with— been rewarded, and i had the conversation with claire - been

because let's face it, partygate? because let's face tt. ttgtto— partygate?e, the many years ago the fact that many years ago poooto— the fact that many years agoi people—so—called people were having so—called tomoo— people were having so—called tomoo-cowo- people were having so—called parties covid lockdowns parties during covid lockdowns and parties during covid lockdowns oto—oomo- parties during covid lockdowns. and—boris johnson and whether or not boris johnson mtotttotottw— and whether or not boris johnson intentionally parliament. intentionally misled parliament. of intentionally misled parliament. ot ooooo— intentionally misled parliament. of course, you've— intentionally misled parliament. of course, you've seen all the gotmgo— of course, you've seen all the gomgo — of course, you've seen all the gomgo tow.— of course, you've seen all the goings on. now, the report came oot— goings on. now, the report came oot. ttowto— goings on. now, the report came out. they're talking pontificating in parliament otoot— pontificating in parliament about whether— pon

partygate - . lots of you getting in touch about partygate thing. lots about the partygate thing.both feet over and oootm— himself in both feet over and over again. i'm— himself in both feet over and over again. i'm a— himself in both feet over and over again. i'm a true tory. i'm a over again. i'm a true tory. i'm otrue— over again. i'm a true tory. i'm o true tohheom— over again. i'm a true tory. i'm a true johnson supporter. but he eowe— a true johnson supporter. but he eowe h— a true johnson supporter. but he eowe to he— a true johnson supporter. but he says in his view,— a true johnson supporter. but he says in his view, he— a true johnson supporter. but he says in his view, he was lying through— says in his view, he was lying though he— says in his view, he was lying through his back— says in his view, he was lying through his back teeth and now hete— through his back teeth and now he hotne— through his back teeth and now he ooho o— through his back teeth and now he's doing a trump and muddying the wotere— he's doing a trump and muddying the wotere to — he's doing a trump an

well, sir partygate inquiry. well, sir jacob— partygate inquiry..— temperatures are expected to hit 32 degrees today . ukraine says 32 degrees today. ukraine says its counter—offensive against iswssia— its counter—offensive against isassia is— its counter—offensive against russia is underway. president xi zeienswyy— russia is underway. president xi zeiensnyy says— russia is underway. president xi zelenskyy says he's optimistic aperi— zelenskyy says he's optimistic about regaining— zelenskyy says he's optimistic about regaining lost territory. it's about regaining lost territory. is after— about regaining lost territory. it's after ukraine said its rses— it's after ukraine said its ises nai— it's after ukraine said its forces had advanced up to 2000m aieng— forces had advanced up to 2000m aieng rne— forces had advanced up to 2000m aieng rne nenr— forces had advanced up to 2000m along the front line— forces had advanced up to 2000m along the front line . that's along the front line. that's rne— along the front line. that's near the eastern city of ba

partygate in focus groups _ basically had since partygate in focus groups and _ basically had sinces, they are - we've fallen out of love with the conservatives, they are done, . conservatives, they are done, there's— conservatives, they are done, there's been— conservatives, they are done, there's been too _ conservatives, they are done, there's been too much - conservatives, they are done, there's been too much chaos, i conservatives, they are done, - there's been too much chaos, the economy— there's been too much chaos, the economy is— there's been too much chaos, the economy is bad. _ there's been too much chaos, the economy is bad, and _ there's been too much chaos, the economy is bad, and we're - there's been too much chaos, the economy is bad, and we're going| there's been too much chaos, the i economy is bad, and we're going to vote labour. — economy is bad, and we're going to vote labour, but— economy is bad, and we're going to vote labour, but kind _ economy is bad, and we're going to vote labour, but kind of— economy is bad, and we're going to vote labour, but kind of rel

especially that people that had been implicated in the partygate scandal, already some reaction to thatuntry in their constituencies, doesn't mean that they are not getting in contact and formulating their own thoughts and their own responses, but i think immediately, as it still soaks in there as it is so recent, certainly, everyone will be digesting exactly what his statement means, and the statement went on to two pages, 1000 words or so, people will be digesting it, exactly what he is meaning there. yes, the applications for downing street will be two by—elections, but as you say, they will be trying to read the room to try and think, two, three, four steps ahead, what this actually means for the stability of the government? is this good that boris johnson will finally be out of rishi sunak�*s care? is a chance to put clear water between the former chancellor, borisjohnson's clear water between the former chancellor, boris johnson's former chancellor, boris johnson's former chancellor, rishi sunak and chancellor, borisjohnson's former chancellor, rishi sunak and his former boss? 0r

parliament about partygate. onw— parliament about partygate. oniv seven— parliament about partygate.s direction eiowi—e i- vote went in this direction. about_? i don't vote went in this direction- about_? i don't think about this report? i don't think anyone was. were they both? you know, people now have trampled over his grave, those that want his grave trampled upon that will be satisfied and those that don't won't be. it's very unseemly and it doesn't hold the conservative party in very good light. i don't think there's party needs to show its united coming into the next election and this doesn't do it any favour. should should a former nine— favour. should should a former prime minister— favour. should should a former prime minister like— 2 should should a former prime minister like theresa may neeiiv— prime minister like theresa may neeiiv neve— prime minister like theresa may really have rose— prime minister like theresa may really have rose to— prime minister like theresa may really have rose to her feet to put— really have rose to her feet to nwi ine— really have rose to her

you partygate footage as mp5 prepare you partygate footage as mps prepare to vote on boris johnson's future . good morning. johnson's future. good morning. welcome— johnson's future. good morning. welcome to— johnson's future. good morning. welcome to the— "" ”c; good morning. welcome to the programme. at 6:00— welcome to the programme. at 6:00 on— welcome to the programme. at 6:00 on monday— welcome to the programme. at 6:00 on monday the 19th of june. this— 6:00 on monday the 19th of june. this is— 6:00 on monday the 19th of june. this is breakfast— 6:00 on monday the 19th of june. this is breakfast on— 6:00 on monday the 19th of june. this is breakfast on gb news with— this is breakfast on gb news mm mmom— this is breakfast on gb news with eamonn holmes and isabel momm- — with eamonn holmes and isabel webster. however,— with eamonn holmes and isabel webster. , oz; " «rile. with eamonn holmes and isabel webster. mi; webster. however, you are watching wherever you're watching wherever you're watching our news this watching leading our news this morning, the metropolitan police says

with four by—elections looming, rishi sunak is keen to move on from partygate, but this video shows justative party headquarters in december 2020, when socialising between different households was banned. the attendees were working on the london mayoral campaign and not for borisjohnson, but the danger for rishi sunak is that events like these tarnish his party's brand, and the political damage goes beyond the reputation of a previous prime minister. let's get some of the day's other news now. russia's most prominent opposition figure, alexei navalny, is set to go on trial on charges including extremism. he's already serving a nine—year sentence after being convicted of embezzlement in a case his supporters say was politically motivated. if found guilty again, he could face decades more injail. the trial will take place in the penal colony where he's being held. the former british prime minister, david cameron, will give evidence today at the covid—i9 public inquiry. the first stage of the inquiry is scrutinizing preparations for a pandemic before 2020 when the virus struck, whether the

it was this, partygate, mps were probing — whether mrjohnson lied to parliament.ed. he feels he can't be held to account for what others did when he wasn't present. he didn't know? that is his version, that is his story. i am merely... laughter. ..i am merely acting as a reporter. so today, labour out campaigning in uxbridge. they smell a chance to snap up the seat borisjohnson once had a big majority in, but has abruptly vacated. borisjohnson has shown himself to be a coward once more. he has not held his hands up and taken responsibility as he should do. the privileges committee, a well—respected committee made up of a majority of tory mps, and he hasjust tried to trash them and say, "i've got no responsibility, "i've done nothing wrong." all this means trouble for mrjohnson's successor here. that may have been part of his aim with this resignation. rishi sunak is blamed by some of borisjohnson's supporters for abetting his downfall. today, ministers were trying to keep out of things. the determination of whether or not he should stand down was purely a decision