let's hear from penny mordaunt, the leader of the house of comments.lt day.— a very difficult day. these are difficult matters _ a very difficult day. these are difficult matters for _ a very difficult day. these are difficult matters for the - a very difficult day. these are i difficult matters for the house. a very difficult day. these are - difficult matters for the house. we have to look at the evidence. we have to look at the evidence. we have to look at the report. but we are talking about people who are friends and colleagues. it will be a painful process. and a sad process for all of us. the task that we face on monday. but all of us must do what we think is right. the government must leave us alone to do so. that was penny mordaunt saying this is going to be difficult for members of parliament, having to make these decisions about one of their colleagues. earlier we heard from boris johnson's former boss when he worked for the daily telegraph newspaper — sir max hastings. this is a devastating report, much more explicit than some of us dared t

penny mordaunt, who is in the commons, has said that she is calling it a painful process and a sad processo be voted for on monday. you can follow that and the rest of everything we have been discussing on the fact that the mps deliberately misled the commons over lockdown parties at number ten on the bbc news website, and on the iplayer. live from london, this is bbc news. former prime minster borisjohnson deliberately misled parliament over breaches of covid rules — those the findings from a committee of mps. i'm live from westminster getting reaction and analysis to the committee's findings. the search continues for hundreds of migrants feared missing after a crowded boat sank off the southern coast of greece. a bbc exclusive — in a series of secret interviews, people living in north korea tell the bbc the government is becoming increasingly oppressive. former labour mp and

up. -- penny mordaunt.committee report? clear on the privileges committee re ort? ~ . ., clear on the privileges committee reort? . ., �* clear on the privileges committee re oft? . .., ., �* “ clear on the privileges committee reort? ~ _, ., �* ,, .,, report? welcome i don't think he was asked today- — report? welcome i don't think he was asked today. no, _ report? welcome i don't think he was asked today. no, but _ report? welcome i don't think he was asked today. no, but he _ report? welcome i don't think he was asked today. no, but he could - report? welcome i don't think he was asked today. no, but he could have i asked today. no, but he could have done. asked today. no, but he could have done- should _ asked today. no, but he could have done. should he _ asked today. no, but he could have done. should he have _ asked today. no, but he could have done. should he have taken - asked today. no, but he could have done. should he have taken the - done. should he have taken the opportunity... was voted throu

penny mordaunt is on her can. where? penny mordaunt is on nee-net— can. where? or not partygate debate and whether or net-tennsen— not boris johnson will essentially— essentially have his parliamentary pass taken off ntm— parliamentary pass taken off ntm-we-tewl him. but there we go. now homeowners— him. but there we go. now homeowners are seeing their meettttes— homeowners are seeing their meettttes-ty- homeowners are seeing their- mortgages-by thousands mortgages increased by thousands of mortgages increased by thousands et—tn— mortgages increased by thousands et—tn seme- mortgages increased by thousands of_in some cases. of pounds a year in some cases. ntt— of pounds a year in some cases. ttt-weeetet— of pounds a year in some cases. but-worried should- of pounds a year in some cases. but worried should we but just how worried should we be? but just how worried should we tee-tne— but just how worried should we be?-the reality- but just how worried should we be?-the reality of- but just how worried should we be? the reality of the be? what's the reality of the

but also, looking at what penny mordaunt has been saying about the vote, that will happen on monday,is?

penny mordaunt . she has harwood. penny mordaunt. she has eabb— harwood. penny mordaunt. ring within his party?— yet more into internal war ring within his party? after all, its membere— within his party? after all, its member eb— within his party? after all, its members of his— within his party? after all, its members of his party that are erbbebeeb— members of his party that are criticised in— members of his party that are criticised in this— members of his party that are criticised in this report? cerbamby— criticised in this report? cerbamby ee— criticised in this report? certainly so often- criticised in this report? certainly so often you can invite the swedish prime minister to tea though, isn't it ? maybe he'll have to have a meme— ? maybe he'll have to have a phone-president- phone call with president zebeaebyy.— phone call with president zelenskyy, who knows? often the bwbbea— - zelenskyy, who knows? often the bwbbea— okay. i button that's reached. okay. rweb— button that's reached. okay. rweb be— button that's reached. okay. tweb be beweb— button that's reached

penny mordaunt speaking for the government acknowledged there was a lot in the report and recent debatesemselves, which great hard _ lockdown breaches themselves, which great hard with those who sacrificed so much, _ great hard with those who sacrificed so much, or— great hard with those who sacrificed so much, or for others on wider issues — so much, or for others on wider issues such— so much, or for others on wider issues such as the debasement of our on the _ issues such as the debasement of our on the system. he issues such as the debasement of our on the system-— on the system. he liked to this house, on the system. he liked to this house. the _ on the system. he liked to this house, the people _ on the system. he liked to this house, the people of _ on the system. he liked to this house, the people of this - on the system. he liked to this i house, the people of this country and when exposed, lashed out at the system designed to hold him and all of us here to account.— system designed to hold him and all of us here to account. very few have defended boris _ of us here to account.

penny mordaunt closed the long debate after five hours. closed by the leader of the house. we were waiting for? we've been saying all afternoon _ moment we were waiting for? we've been saying all afternoon that - moment we were waiting for? we've been saying all afternoon that we . been saying all afternoon that we weren�*t sure whether there would be a division, whether there would be a recorded vote but as we saw, there were enough noes to make that possible. ratherthan were enough noes to make that possible. rather than the report being nodded through, there will be a vote. 0ur political correspondent is well aware of the procedure. what happens? is well aware of the procedure. what ha--ens? �* u,, is well aware of the procedure. what hauens? �* , ., happens? because there was a significant _ happens? because there was a significant number, _ happens? because there was a significant number, phone - happens? because there was a significant number, phone we. happens? because there was a - significant number, phone we could hear, _ significant number, phone we could hear. m

, your old colleague, penny mordaunt, your ott—tomt- colleague, penny mordaunt, your ott—tomt to- colleagueleared. so you , he will be cleared. so you tpow— , he will be cleared. so you tpow. tet-e— , he will be cleared. so you know, let's wait- , he will be cleared. so you know, let's wait and see. let's pope— know, let's wait and see. let's pope pe-e— know, let's wait and see. let's pope pe-e pot— know, let's wait and see. let's hope he's not back on the poem — hope he's not back on the program. .who- hope he's not back on the- program. .who winston? oh, who program. so who winston? oh, who met— program. so who winston? oh, who wtpee otey. — program. so who winston? oh, who wins? okay. excuse- program. so who winston? oh, who wins? okay. excuse me.- program. so who winston? oh, who wins? okay. excuse me. okay it's wins? okay. excuse me. okay me you.— wins? okay. excuse me. okay it's you, amanda.- wins? okay. excuse me. okay it's you, amanda. come- wins? okay. ,vt

just letting you know that we have heard from the leader of the house of commons, penny mordaunt.ve this report that we have been reporting on today. boris johnson has been found by the privileges committee to have misled parliament deliberately. let's get some more reaction to this now. i am joined by stephen flynn, westminster leaderfor the snp. thank joined by stephen flynn, westminster leader for the snp. thank you very much for talking to us. what is your reaction? i much for talking to us. what is your reaction? ~ , much for talking to us. what is your reaction? ,, , ,., reaction? i think this report confirms — reaction? i think this report confirms what _ reaction? i think this report confirms what most - reaction? i think this report confirms what most of - reaction? i think this report confirms what most of us . reaction? i think this report - confirms what most of us already knew, that borisjohnson is a liar and he has repeatedly lied, notjust to the public, but also to parliament too. this is an extremely serious matter. there are a few things that need to happen. the l

that debate has just got under way, penny mordaunt at the dispatch box so for the next couple of hoursril, 2022, this house agreed to the resolution and order that established this inquiry from the committee of privileges. the committee membership was established again with agreement from the house. the committee selected its chairman, and the house approved them. and it commenced its consideration of this matter on the 29th ofjune 2022, and published its report on the 15th of this month. the motion before us today is not only vote a ball, but is amendable, and no amendments have been tabled against the motion today. —— votable. the committee's report found that mrjohnson deliberately misled the house and the committee, and in doing so, committed a serious contempt. it also found that mr johnson breached confidence, undermined the democratic process of this house, and was complicit in a campaign ofabuse this house, and was complicit in a campaign of abuse and attempted intimidation of the committee. i will shortly. intimidation of the committee. i willshortly. it intimidation of the co

, your old—going- colleague, penny mordaunt, your etw—eetnt te- colleague, penny mordaunt, your etw—eetnt , he will be cleared. so you tnew.— , he will be cleared. so you knew tet-e— , he will be cleared. so you know, let's wait- , he will be cleared. so you know, let's wait and see. let's neee— know, let's wait and see. let's neee nete— know, let's wait and see. let's neee ne-e net— know, let's wait and see. let's hope he's not back on the wane — hope he's not back on the program. .who- hope he's not back on the- program. .who winston? oh, who program. so who winston? oh, who wtnee— program. so who winston? oh, who wtnee otww. — program. so who winston? oh, who wins? okay. excuse- program. so who winston? oh, who wins? okay. excuse me.- program. so who winston? oh, who wins? okay. excuse me. okay it's wins? okay. excuse me. okay tt-e wew.— wins? okay. excuse me. okay it's you, amanda.- wins? okay. excuse me. okay it's you, amanda. come- wins? okay. >e

penny mordaunt when she was trade minister went out and secured memorandums of understanding with northard in terms of incremental steps towards an enhanced trade relationship rather than necessarily a singing and dancing free trade agreement. it a singing and dancing free trade agreement-— a singing and dancing free trade aareement. ., ., ., ., agreement. it takes two to tango, doesnt agreement. it takes two to tango, doesn't it. — agreement. it takes two to tango, doesn't it. so — agreement. it takes two to tango, doesn't it, so peter— agreement. it takes two to tango, doesn't it, so peter fahy you - agreement. it takes two to tango, doesn't it, so peter fahy you were one of those who was sceptical in weather the us would be interested in a full—blown deal? this weather the us would be interested in a full-blown deal?— in a full-blown deal? this was put out there as _ in a full-blown deal? this was put out there as one _ in a full-blown deal? this was put out there as one of— in a full-blown deal? this was put out there as one of the _ in a full-blown deal? this was put out there as o

andrea leadsom for instance, penny mordaunt instance, and penny mordaunt inm— instance, and penny mordauntay as to his personal thoughts the his own personal thoughts on the eammiiiee-s— his own personal thoughts on the committee's-we're- committee's report. so we're ieeiing— committee's report. so we're ieeiing-inab- committee's report. so we're looking-that out- committee's report. so we're looking that out and an looking to find that out and an evbianaiian— looking to find that out and an explanation given— looking to find that out and an explanation given as why he explanation given as to why he diam-i— explanation given as to why he mini-rum- explanation given as to why he bian-i-iurn ub- explanation given as to why he| didn't-turn uplvote didn't bother to turn up to vote basi— didn't bother to turn up to vote iasi-aii— didn't bother to turn up to vote last-all right.— didn't bother to turn up to vote last all right. thank last night. all right. thank you,— last night. all right. thank you-kevin- last night. all right. thank. you,-kevin schofield you, kevin. kevin schofield there. i y

, are among— of commons, penny mordaunt, are among inose— of commons, penny mordaunt, are among those six rather than three. four more wiin— rather than three. four more wiin yoa— rather than three. four more with you later— rather than three. four more with you later ,— rather than three. four more with you later , olivia utley. with you later, olivia utley. dai— with you later, olivia utley. dai ior— with you later, olivia utley. dai ion no— with you later, olivia utley. but for now, thank you very much for but for now, thank you very much ion dringing— but for now, thank you very much ion dringing as— but for now, thank you very much for bringing us the— but for now, thank you very much for bringing us the very latest inere— for bringing us the very latest inere iron — for bringing us the very latest there from the— for bringing us the very latest there from the margaret thatcher sonierense in— there from the margaret thatcher conference in central london. now:— conference in central london. now, no— conference in central london. now, an pany-s— conference in central london. now, t

, because i inrnr— house, penny mordaunt, because i inrnr ii— house, penny mordaunt, because i inrnrare. they are a parliamentary— boris. they are. they are a parliamentary party, are with rear.— parliamentary party, are with isisni. ss— parliamentary party, are with isisni. ss isig— parliamentary party, are with rishi. so big problems. �*jbvi�*r; rishi. so big problems. we have to rishi. so big problems. we have is reii— rishi. so big problems. we have is rein eissni— rishi. so big problems. we have to talk about nottingham this week . we cannot let this week. we cannot let this election go by without reflecting on the loss of these parents. barnaby and grace, of course, the two youngsters that lost their life and also the caretaker. we mustn't forget father of three, ian charles. ian cole. that's right. 65. on nis— ian cole. that's right. 65. on nis wev— ian cole. that's right. 65. on nis wev is— ian cole. that's right. 65. on his way to work— ian cole. that's right. 65. on his way to work .— ian cole. that's right. 65. on his way to work. karen he did win— his way to work. karen h

hour we heard penny mordaunt out, the commons teeter,— mordaunt out, the commons teeter, ety— mordauntould vote in them— leader, say she would vote in them et— leader, say she would vote in favour of the _ leader, say she would vote in favour of the reports into tehheeh-e— favour of the reports into johnson's conduct. we saw as wett— johnson's conduct. we saw as wet .— johnson's conduct. we saw as wet . tetthe— johnson's conduct. we saw as well . former prime johnson's conduct. we saw as well. former prime minister theteee— well. former prime minister theteee hey— well. former prime minister theresa may praised the httvtteeee— theresa may praised the privileges committee about half an heur— privileges committee about half an hour tee,— privileges committee about half an hour ago, saying she fully supported— an hour ago, saying she fully supported the— an hour ago, saying she fully supported the report. but in the teet— supported the report. but in the test tee— supported the report. but in the last few minutes— supported the report. but in the last few minutes we've seen one tow— last

, of— of other senior for penny mordaunt, of course. 't he himself go to the chamber and express his opinion as chamber and express his opinion oe ne— chamber and express his opinion oe ne eott— chamber and express his opinion oe ne eott ne— chamber and express his opinion as he said he was— chamber and express his opinion as he said he was had a meeting wttn— as he said he was had a meeting wttn tne— as he said he was had a meeting with the swedish— as he said he was had a meeting with the swedish prime minister weetertow— with the swedish prime minister weetertow. tn— with the swedish prime minister yesterday. i'm sure he did . had yesterday. i'm sure he did. had a yesterday. i'm sure he did. had ottnner— yesterday. i'm sure he did. had a dinner later— yesterday. i'm sure he did. had a dinner later in— yesterday. i'm sure he did. had a dinner later in the evening, tet— a dinner later in the evening, tet tne— a dinner later in the evening, tet tne wote— a dinner later in the evening, but the vote wasn't until 930. seretw— but the vote w

poor old penny mordaunt was kind of alone on the leadership benches, sort of fighting the corner.ure leadership- the bus for her future leadership potential. / the bus for her future- leadership potential. yeah, she did leadership potential. yeah, she die-jen— leadership potential. yeah, she die-jen- nee— leadership potential. yeah, she did job. but i mean, the did a great job. but i mean, the argument is he threw himself under the bus and now someone then and needed to then got a bus and needed to drive it over him. yes. to i don't know what they're backing over him. they're backing over nin— over him. they're backing over nin. nee— over him. they're backing over him. he's already— over him. they're backing over him. he's already-it- " they're backing over him. he's already it is him. he's already dead. it is evenn— him. he's already dead. it is overkill-they've- him. he's already dead. it is overkill they've done overkill because they've done enn— overkill because they've done ens—nee- overkill because they've done this—but he's- this 90 day ban, but he's already— this 90 day ba

poor old penny mordaunt was kind of alone on the leadership benches, sort of fighting the corner.bus for her future leadership- the bus for her future leadership potential. / the bus for her future- leadership potential. yeah, she did leadership potential. yeah, she din-jen— leadership potential. yeah, she din-jen. nut— leadership potential. yeah, she did job. but i mean, the did a great job. but i mean, the argument is he threw himself under the bus and now someone then and needed to then got a bus and needed to drive it over him. yes. to i don't know what they're backing over him. they're backing over nin— over him. they're backing over nin. nee— over him. they're backing over him. he's already— over him. they're backing over him. he's already-it- " they're backing over him. he's already it is him. he's already dead. it is evenn— him. he's already dead. it is overkill-they've- him. he's already dead. it is overkill they've done overkill because they've done enn— overkill because they've done ens—nee- overkill because they've done this—but he's- this 90 day ban, but he's needy— t

striking watching the debate that prominent tories such as theresa may, penny mordaunt, leader of theit means he will not have a pass for parliament and it means if he were still an mp he would have faced suspension. he resigned before the report came out. it means that it is very unlikely borisjohnson will be able to stage a political comeback in parliament. i suspect we will still hear a lot from him but not returning to politics. the former chancellor george osborne will give evidence to the covid—19 inquiry today. he was the chancellor under david cameron, who gave evidence yesterday, and denied that his government's austerity policies damaged the uk's ability to cope with the virus. the former prime minister claimed that he needed to shore up the economy to protect public services like the nhs. the average uk housing tenant now spends more than 28% of their pre—tax income on rent. that's according to figures released by the property website zoopla. it means people are spending more of their wages on rent than at any time in the last ten years. final preparations are under way ahe

commons leader penny mordaunt aemewtetgme— commons leader penny mordaunt acknowledging that people feel to do this is watertight . if we don't act now, watertight. if we don't act now, it watertight. if we don't act now, tt wit— watertight. if we don't act now, tt wttt te— watertight. if we don't act now, it will be worse— watertight. if we don't act now, it will be worse later. but of course there _ it will be worse later. but of course there are— it will be worse later. but of course there are those who are tttmttmt— course there are those who are ttmtmg, wett— course there are those who are thinking, well, it's bad enough meaty.— thinking, well, it's bad enough ammt—matt- thinking, well, it's bad enoughi already._north.the already. let's head north of the tatter— already. let's head north of the border-tonyt- already. let's head north of the border-tony, who's- already. let's head north of the border tony, who's up border and join tony, who's up in border and join tony, who's up tm-stttttw- border and join tony, who's up in slightly different in scotland. slightly different ttetate—

we saw penny mordaunt out earlier on ratifying that decision of the privileges committee and we alson restoring people's trust in politics, i will vote in favour of the report of the privileges committee iurge report of the privileges committee i urge all members of this committee i urge all members of ttts wowss— committee i urge all members of ttts house to— committee i urge all members of this house to do— committee i urge all members of this house to do so— committee i urge all members of this house to do so ,_ committee i urge all members of this house to do so , to- i urge all members of this house to do so , to uphold this house to do so, to uphold stttttttts— this house to do so, to uphold stttttttts tn— this house to do so, to uphold standards in public life, to stow— standards in public life, to stow ttot— standards in public life, to show that we— standards in public life, to show that we all recognise the tospotsttttttw— show that we all recognise the responsibility we _ show that we all recognise the responsibility we have to the pootto— responsibility we have to the wow

we saw penny mordaunt out earlier on ratifying that decision of the privileges committee and we alsol vote in favour of the report of the privileges committee iurge report of the privileges committee i urge all members of this committee i urge all members of his house— committee i urge all members of his house ro— committee i urge all members of this house to do— committee i urge all members of this house to do so— committee i urge all members of this house to do so ,_ committee i urge all members of this house to do so , to- i urge all members of this house to do so , to uphold this house to do so, to uphold erohooroe— this house to do so, to uphold erohooroe h— this house to do so, to uphold standards in public life, to show— standards in public life, to show rhor— standards in public life, to show that we— standards in public life, to show that we all recognise the reepoherhrhw— show that we all recognise the responsibility we _ show that we all recognise the responsibility we have to the peohre— responsibility we have to the peopre we — responsibility we have to the people we ser

report asked members of parliament to do is to table a motion within reasonable time , which penny mordauntlow up, the secondary inquiry hto— follow up, the secondary inquiry hhto ht.— follow up, the secondary inquiry hhto ht. ht— follow up, the secondary inquiry into it. i'll tell— follow up, the secondary inquiry into it. i'll tell you— follow up, the secondary inquiry into it. i'll tell you what, thet— into it. i'll tell you what, that hot— into it. i'll tell you what, that lot must— into it. i'll tell you what, that lot must have been thghtrhoree— that lot must have been nightmares at school can you hrhoghhee— nightmares at school can you imagine? anyway, tom harwood, thohh— imagine? anyway, tom harwood,| thohh—tetuty thank you very much. our deputy tottheot— thank you very much. our deputy tottheot-rhght— thank you very much. our deputy political-right ._ thank you very much. our deputy political right . loads political editor right. loads more coming, plenty more reoethoh— more coming, plenty more reactor to— more coming, plenty more reaction to bring you over the hert— reaction to br

that's when the leader of the house of commons, penny mordaunt, stands up and sets out the parliamentaryhis side of the pond sort di iry id— we on this side of the pond sort of try to observe— we on this side of the pond sort of try to observe the legal drdeedwre,— of try to observe the legal procedure, things, if you like, it procedure, things, if you like, ii eee— procedure, things, if you like, it seems like— procedure, things, if you like, it seems like in— procedure, things, if you like, it seems like in the states redgie— it seems like in the states people newe— it seems like in the states people have made their minds up eireedy— people have made their minds up eireedy dn— people have made their minds up already on this— people have made their minds up already on this one.— people have made their minds up already on this one. i mean, eerieiniy— already on this one. i mean, certainly trump's- already on this one. i mean, certainly trump's base is very eiieeied— certainly trump's base is very eiieened id— certainly trump's base is very attached to him _ certainly trump's base is very

there's other others, other senior players like penny mordaunt and others. they'd all be worried .our business. ttowe — say, no, this is our business. move on. well,— say, no, this is our business. move on. well, it's- say, no, this is our business. move on. it�*tiiiee . move on. well, it's not the government's business entirely. it's all our business. it's everybody in this country was affected by covid. and what we want to know is what is going to be done to actually stop this happening again . and now, happening again. and now, obviously, what heather hallett has got to go through is what mistakes were made, what lessons can be learned from what happened, and prepare us for another pandemic , which may be another pandemic, which may be around the corner for all we know. so i think this inquiry is crucial and the point at the moment is she wants to start pubuc moment is she wants to start public hearings within the next two weeks. and the government are clearly trying prevent are clearly trying to prevent her that. now the her from doing that. now the pubuc her from doing that. n

penny mordaunt will stand at the despatch of stand up at the despatch box of the commons for the houses making of these findings that we're revealing all the time . if you are just tuning in, we have now got our eyes on that long awaited report concluding that boris johnson misled parliament with his partygate denials, having now been published. let's get the top ttnes— published. let's get the top ttnes ttom — published. let's get the top lines from tom _ : let's get the top lines from tom harwood who ta— lines from tom harwood who remains in the— lines from tom harwood who remains in the studio going through— remains in the studio going tttoaeta ttto— remains in the studio going through the entirety of it there att— through the entirety of it there ant toatty— through the entirety of it there and really not— through the entirety of it there and really not holding back, are they? — and really not holding back, are theyt ttet-ta— and really not holding back, are they? they're really- and really not holding back, are they? "cat ”ti: ”tititiyt “t: they? they're really not. and i think th