in minister and for her part suella braverman had to say? in some ways it is that what — braverman had to say? in some ways it is that what the _ braverman had to say? in some ways it is that what the home _ braverman had to say? in some ways it is that what the home secretary i it is that what the home secretary had to say which is the most interesting from these exchange of letters because she basically admits that she tried to avoid doing a speeding course where she would have been identified. she writes in a letter to the prime minister that she regrets her actions, and if faced with a similar situation again she would have chosen a different course of action. she sought... she had without bespoke arrangements were possible given her personal circumstances as a security protected minister. in essence she is saying, i asked if i could get a one—to—one course or a private course after a speeding conviction because i didn't want to be outed as someone who was on a more public course. the decision the prime minister had to make after getting

do you have full confidence - in suella braverman? do you have any auestions in suella braverman?bout _ in suella braverman? do you have any questions about the _ in suella braverman? do you have any questions about the summit? - in suella braverman? do you have any| questions about the summit? downing street subsequently _ questions about the summit? downing street subsequently clarified _ questions about the summit? downing street subsequently clarified that - street subsequently clarified that he did have confidence in the home secretary, but nonetheless he has now had a conversation with his adviser on ministerial standards and are said to be gathering further information. opposition parties are calling for an urgent inquiry. the prime minister _ calling for an urgent inquiry. tue: prime minister did calling for an urgent inquiry. tte: prime minister did stand calling for an urgent inquiry. tt2 prime minister did stand outside downing street when he became prime minister, saying that he was going to bring about change, much needed change, i would say, under this government and

was because batus suella braverman rbere— because batus suella braverman rbere ana— because batus suellas made about whether she could do the course online— about whether she could do the course online ,_ about whether she could do the course online , but— about whether she could do the course online , but with the course online, but with the camera switched off , there may camera switched off, there may be people— camera switched off, there may be pebble tfiling— camera switched off, there may be people trying to understand baw— be people trying to understand baw anar— be people trying to understand new bar bae— be people trying to understand how that has security implications. how that has security implications . well, the people implications. well, the people r-ve— implications. well, the people r-ve been— implications. well, the people i've been speaking to this manning— i've been speaking to this morning in— i've been speaking to this morning in westminster say that the morning in westminster say that be eeewnry— morning in westminster say that the security implications relate to th

suella braverman is a— address at the moment. suella braverman is a non—story. ave the show after more than 20 yea — leave the show after more than zo yeare nur— leave the show after more than 20 years. but his— leave the show after more than 20 years. but his former eoffeague— 20 years. but his former colleague and- 20 years. but his former colleague and gb news presenter ranonn— colleague and gb news presenter eamonn holmes— colleague and gb news presenter eamonn holmes is— colleague and gb news presenter eamonn holmes is having aneofufefy— eamonn holmes is having absolutely none of it. here's wnaf— absolutely none of it. here's wnaf ne— absolutely none of it. here's wnaf ne nau— absolutely none of it. here's what he had to— absolutely none of it. here's what he had to say earlier on. roffowe— what he had to say earlier on. roffowe fne— what he had to say earlier on. follows the big— what he had to say earlier on. follows the big announcement on safuraay— follows the big announcement on safuraay fron — follows the big announcement on saturday from phillip schof

in the big story, i'll be asking should suella braverman— be asking should suella braverman be resigningg over the sissiing iins .— braverman be resigning over the speeding fine . i'm— braverman be resigning over the speeding fine . i'm fascinated by speeding fine. i'm fascinated by the speeding fine. i'm fascinated by is snssi— speeding fine. i'm fascinated by is gnssi sn— speeding fine. i'm fascinated by the guest on that. _ speeding fine. i'm fascinated by the guest on that. we've got nisi— the guest on that. we've got nick freeman,— the guest on that. we've got nick freeman, mr loophole , a top nick freeman, mr loophole, a top invisi— nick freeman, mr loophole, a top isnyss is— nick freeman, mr loophole, a top isnyss is isii— nick freeman, mr loophole, a top lawyer, to tell us— nick freeman, mr loophole, a top lawyer, to tell us whether braverman actually did anything sssns.— braverman actually did anything wrong- siss— braverman actually did anything wrong. also tonight, i'll be sissiins— wrong. also tonight, i'll be sissiing is— wrong. also tonight, i'll be sissiing is s— wrong. al

home secretary suella braverman - secretary suella braverman responding to questions in the commons about her dealing with a speeding fine in the summer of last year. live to westminster and our political correspondent. she repeatedly failed to answer the question as to whether she approached several servants. she would not approached several servants. sue: would not deviate from the script at all which the home secretary suella braverman you said i hope this does not get repetitive and it did get repetitive. why this matters as although it's embarrassing for the person is the home secretary is in charge of law and order to pay a speeding fine, it is the question whether she broke the rule book for ministers which is what everyone is asking here today, whether she put civil servants in an uncomfortable position by requesting this idea of a personal private one—to—one drivers awareness course. or whether she was asking essentially to act on her behalf as a private rather than government minister, that's the crux of the problem and she would not answer that question repeatedly. in the meant

so tricky situation for suella braverman. code thatis breaches of the ministerial code that is rules by which ministers have to work two and lived by. 0r she may not. and that is really what we are waiting to find out. but rishi sunak having returned from that gathering of world leaders, the g7 summit injapan, clearly in the future ready to rush to judgment or make a decision on this. meanwhile suella braverman singh as he saw just a couple of moments ago that as far she is concerned, nothing untoward has happened. and that is far she is concerned it should be the end of it but we might be surprised if it was. just the end of it but we might be surprised if it was. just remind us a bit of the _ surprised if it was. just remind us a bit of the background, - surprised if it was. just remind us a bit of the background, who - surprised if it was. just remind us a bit of the background, who is i a bit of the background, who is suella braverman? she a bit of the background, who is suella braverman?— a bit of the background, who is

but suella braverman already has a marked card.as briefly prior minister and that was because she used a private e—mail for government information. she admitted that she made a mistake there. she went in a bit of a blaze of glory, criticising the then prime minister, liz truss. quite a divisive figure. suella braverman has plenty of supporters on the right of the conservative party and some of her allies have been suggesting that this is a deliberate attempt to try to remove her position from the civil service, to remove her position from the civilservice, but to remove her position from the civil service, but equally she is someone i think rishi sunak will want to keep in that top job because she does represent an important wing of the party. she does represent an important wing of the -a . ., ~ she does represent an important wing ofthe -a . ., ~ live now to nick freeman, a lawyer who specialises in road traffic law and has been dubbed "mr loophole". ami am i allowed to say that? i have trademarked it, so i don't have a right to

suella braverman is popular with them.sn't want to lose another one. 0k, doesn't want to lose another one. ok, meanwhile, borisjohnson's ok, meanwhile, boris johnson's office ok, meanwhile, borisjohnson's office has dismissed a suggestion he might have committed further breaches of covid rules while he was prime minister. what is the latest on that? i prime minister. what is the latest on that? .., prime minister. what is the latest on that? .. , ., prime minister. what is the latest on that? , ., ., prime minister. what is the latest on that? ., , on that? i can tell you that boris johnson's _ on that? i can tell you that boris johnson's allies _ on that? i can tell you that boris johnson's allies has _ on that? i can tell you that boris johnson's allies has lost - on that? i can tell you that boris johnson's allies has lost all- johnson's allies has lost all confidence in the cabinet office, he is not going to work with ministers or officials any more. nor is he going to work with the government's lawyers. team johnson a

suella braverman has been accused— suella braverman has been accused ot— suella braverman has been accusedisterial code following otoims sto— ministerial code following claims she asked for help in arranging— claims she asked for help in arranging o— claims she asked for help in arranging a private speed awareness course. it's alleged sno— awareness course. it's alleged sno riso— awareness course. it's alleged she also tried— awareness course. it's alleged she also tried to— awareness course. it's alleged she also tried to avoid getting points— she also tried to avoid getting points on— she also tried to avoid getting points on nor— she also tried to avoid getting points on her driving licence. itisni— points on her driving licence. itisni sonog— points on her driving licence. rishi sunak, who— points on her driving licence. rishi sunak, who was asked about her rishi sunak, who was asked about nor nontiing— rishi sunak, who was asked about her handling of— rishi sunak, who was asked about her handling of the— rishi sunak, who was asked about her handling of the matter while in japan— her h

suella braverman making a - heckling in the hall. suella. the conference in westminster this afternoon and also found herself being disrupted in the opening sections of her speech with a couple of protesters separately standing up and heckling the home secretary. they were quickly removed from the room and subsequently the environmental campaign group extinction rebellion had claimed responsibility for the protests, saying they were against the fastest ideologies supported by some government ministers —— fascist. suella braverman continued with her speech and she spoke about immigration policy, and she did not expand much and what we knew she was going to say, that the current level of migration to the uk is unsustainable, and she talked about the need for an agile system and a need to get overall immigration under control and she said the uk must not forget to do things for itself. talking about the need to train and employ fruit pickers and lorry drivers and butchers in other professions and jobs in the uk rather than relying too much on ov

suella braverman. moving on. okay. suella braverman. moving noe— okay. suella braverman.t an obeoiwreiy— gb news and i've got an absolutely massive hour coming yowr— absolutely massive hour coming yowr-iei-e— absolutely massive hour coming yowr-iei-e ebon— absolutely massive hour coming your let's start this your way. let's start with this is your way. let's start with this ie-srorner— your way. let's start with this is-starmer trying- your way. let's start with this is starmer trying to rig is keir starmer trying to rig eieerione— is keir starmer trying to rig eieeiione by— is keir starmer trying to rig elections by proposing that eu noiionoie— elections by proposing that eu nationals and— elections by proposing that eu nationals and 16— elections by proposing that eu nationals and 16 year olds would be obie— nationals and 16 year olds would be obie io— nationals and 16 year olds would be able to vote— nationals and 16 year olds would be able to vote in— nationals and 16 year olds would be able to vote in our general eieerione— be able to vote in our general eieeiione .—

calls for the uk home secretary suella braverman to be investigated — following claims she asked civilvants to help her avoid a speeding fine. saudi arabia is set to make history as the country sends its first ever female astronaut to the international space station. hello, i'm krupa padhy. thank you forjoining us. a defiant ukrainian president, volodymr zelensky has told the g7 summit in hiroshima that russia does not occupy the embattled city of bakhmut. it comes after conflicting reports of who is now in control of the eastern city. russian president putin has congratulated the wagner mercenary group of capturing the city. but that's been rejected by ukraine. and this follows confirmation from president biden that the united states — and partners — will help train ukrainian pilots to fly fourth generation fighters such as the f—16. president zelensky has long—called for such jets to better fight russia's full invasion of ukraine. our asia pacific correspondent, laura bicker, sent this report from hiroshima. this president knows the cost of war. as he paid tribute to the victims of t

well, if you were suella braverman, why wouldn't you-get— suella braverman, why wouldn't you-get e— suellang- but apparently, according to a lawyer been quite lawyer who has been quoted quite a lot over the last couple of days, it uncommon for days, it is not uncommon for people the public eye to have people in the public eye to have one one awareness one on one speed awareness coui'ses. one on one speed awareness courses. so it's not completely one on one speed awareness cou of s. so it's not completely one on one speed awareness cou of the) it's not completely one on one speed awareness cou of the blue, �*iol completely one on one speed awareness cou of the blue, but:ompletely one on one speed awareness cou of the blue, but itnpletely one on one speed awareness cou of the blue, but it does ely out of the blue, but it does seem a bit ridiculous to ask the civil deal with civil servants to deal with something that is not to do with her home secretary at her role as home secretary or at the she was the attorney the time she was the attorney general. it's about process, michelle, all about m

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of course is suella braverman. course that is suella braverman.tta— but even i didn't think they waatt try— but even i didn't think they waatt try ant— but even i didn't think they would try and bring her down a pat— would try and bring her down over a paid speeding fine. my ttgeet— over a paid speeding fine. my ttgeet ea— over a paid speeding fine. my digest on this— over a paid speeding fine. my digest on this shortly. first though,— digest on this shortly. first though, the— digest on this shortly. first though, the headlines with polly mttttetatet— though, the headlines with polly mttttetatet .— though, the headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. middlehurst. dan, thank you. the— middlehurst. dan, thank you. the tap— middlehurst. dan, thank you. the tap story— middlehurst. dan, thank you. the top story tonight,- middlehurst. dan, thank you. the top story tonight, junior doctors have announced this evening that doctors in england will go on strike on the 14th of june for three days. the british medical association nation called the g

suella braverman over what i hnereaehnghy— suella braverman over what i increasingly-to- suella bravermanad at the time of the aeehaenr. — the road at the time of the accident. cctv- the road at the time of the accident. cc . t”rtrth accident. cctv from the area appears to show police following the bike minutes before the incident. this is what the incident. and this is what the south wales police crime south wales police and crime commissioner, alun michael, a former of wales commissioner, alun michael, a fornar of wales commissioner, alun michael, a forna former of wales commissioner, alun michael, a forna former labour of wales commissioner, alun michael, a forna former labour minister in and a former labour minister in tony blair's government, told the he said no police the bbc when he said no police vehicles were involved in the crash , it would appear that crash, it would appear that there were rumours . and those there were rumours. and those rumours became rife of a police chase which . so joining us now chase which. so joining us now whh— chase which. so joining us now whh rhe— c

the british home secretary, suella braverman, is under pressure after being caught speeding in her carse. it's reported that ms braverman requested a private course to avoid points on her driving licence. now opposition parties are urging mr sunak to launch an ethics investigation. this report from our political correspondent, ben wright. when a prime minister strides the world stage, it's always the questions about a rumpus back home that seem to irritate. injapan, rishi sunak was asked if he still had confidence in his home secretary. well, chris, i don't know the full details of what has happened, nor have i spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see first—hand what i have been doing over the last day or so. but i understand she has expressed regret for speeding, accepted the penalty and paid the fine. downing street later insisted that of course the prime minister had full confidence in suella braverman. it's not the speeding offence itself that has put her in the spotlight, the issue is whether she acted properly in trying to arrange a one to one driving awareness course. t

is the heme— that suella braverman is the heme-te- that suella braverman is the heme-he the- that suellasecretary is the one that is in charge of the of the hotter— is in charge of the of the border policy. _ is in charge of the of the border policy. and yet she's twhhe— border policy. and yet she's the te— border policy. and yet she's trying to shift— border policy. and yet she's trying to shift the blame onto thehh—sthth- trying to shift the blame ontoi rishi—sunak clearly rishi sunak. and sunak clearly is rishi sunak. and sunak clearly he—hwehe- rishi sunak. and sunak clearly is_europe today,l is going out to europe today, going— is going out to europe today, gehhg-heehtht- is going out to europe today, going iceland and trying going out to iceland and trying to going out to iceland and trying te-tweheth— going out to iceland and trying to european leaders on to get the european leaders on teeth— to get the european leaders on teeth-ety— to get the european leaders on board say actually, this is board to say actually, this is het— board to say actually, this is het thet— board to say

in a speech, suella braverman argued that speech, suella braverman argued anal nasa— speech, suella bravermanan argued that mass and rapid migration is unsustainable— that mass and rapid migration is unsustainable and— that mass and rapid migration is unsustainable and would be a parlan— unsustainable and would be a burden on— unsustainable and would be a burden on housing and public pennan— burden on housing and public services. and— burden on housing and public services. and she— burden on housing and public services. and she says the uk snaall— services. and she says the uk snaall pa— services. and she says the uk should be focussed instead on anallna— should be focussed instead on anallnp nlpnly— should be focussed instead on creating highly skilled workers at creating highly skilled workers a name. — creating highly skilled workers al nann- ana— creating highly skilled workers at home. " creating highly skilled workers at home. ” at home. the labour market has acute or structural shortages. as with the nhs , it is of course as with the nhs, it is of course right that we should have an im

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suella braverman, _ suella braverman, the character of suella braverman, making - suella braverman, the minister come up with such huge responsibility as home i such huge responsibility as home secretary — such huge responsibility as home secretary and _ such huge responsibility as home secretary. and does _ such huge responsibility as home secretary. and does it— such huge responsibility as home secretary. and does it also- such huge responsibility as home secretary. and does it also put. such huge responsibility as home l secretary. and does it also put into question— secretary. and does it also put into question rishi _ secretary. and does it also put into question rishi sunak's— secretary. and does it also put into question rishi sunak's own - secretary. and does it also put into i question rishi sunak's ownjudgment as well? _ question rishi sunak's ownjudgment as well? and — question rishi sunak's own 'udgment as well? �* ., ., as well? and we have got the net miaration as well? and we have got the net migration figures _ as well? and we have got the net migration figures out _ as

last year, when suella braverman was attorney general, she was caught speeding.she was offered a group speed awareness course. she approached the civil service about arranging a private course. they said they could not help. after being appointed home secretary by rishi sunak, she opted to take three points on her licence, instead of attending any course. but what this in keeping with the ministerial code, which says ministers must ensure that no conflict arises or appears to arise between their public duties and their private interests. it is approaching the civil service on this personal matter that has led to accusations of breaching the code. the prime minister is now looking into it. i have been receiving information on theissue have been receiving information on the issue raised, i have met with both the independent adviser and home secretary. i have asked for further information and i will update on the appropriate course of action due course. rishi update on the appropriate course of action due course.— action due course. rishi sunak has been consulting _

last year, when suella braverman was attorney general, she was caught speeding.ss course. she approached the civil service about arranging a private course. they said they could not help. after being appointed home secretary by rishi sunak, she opted to take three points on her licence instead of attending any course. but was this in keeping with the ministerial code, which says ministers must ensure that no conflict arises or appears to arise between their public duties and their private interests? it is approaching the civil service on this personal matter that has led to accusations of breaching the code. the prime minister is now looking into it. i have been receiving information on the issues raised. i have met with both the independent adviser and the home secretary. i have asked for further information and i will update on the appropriate course of action in due course. rishi sunak has been consulting with his ethics adviser, but for now he has not asked for an investigation. suella braverman is a divisive figure within the conservatives and she has previo

i think the wider context of both suella braverman's position within— both suella braverman's positionwith mean _ with the home office is dealing with mean that— with the home office is dealing with mean that there are bigger picture political— mean that there are bigger picture political questions by the relationship between the prime minister— relationship between the prime minister and the home secretary that will undoubtedly be affecting his view on — will undoubtedly be affecting his view on all of these things. tim durrant, we _ view on all of these things. tim durrant, we will— view on all of these things. “t “n durrant, we will leave it there. thanks very much forjoining us here. let's stay with politics, because the labour leader has vowed to cut heart disease, cancer and suicide deaths if his party wins the next general election. in a speech, he said he would focus on allowing gp bookings via the nhs and training workers. to gp bookings via the nhs and training workers. ., , ., ,, ., workers. to build an nhs fit for the future. and — workers. to build an nhs fit for the futur

calls for the uk home secretary, suella braverman, to be investigated following claims she asked civilvants to help her avoid a speeding fine. millions in greece head to the polls to vote in the country's uncertain general election. hello, i'm louisa pilbeam. a defiant ukrainian president volodymr zelensky has told the g7 summit in hiroshima that russia does not occupy the embattled city of bakhmut. it comes after conflicting reports of who is now in control of the eastern city. russian president putin has congratulated the wagner mercenary group of capturing the city. but that's been rejected by ukraine. earlier, volodymyr zelensky and the japanese prime minister, fumio kishida, laid wreaths at peace memorial park in hiroshima. both leaders paid tribute to victims of the world war ii atomic bomb attack which killed about 140,000 people. mr zelensky said photographs of hiroshima destruction during the second world war reminded him of bakhmut and other destroyed ukrainian cities. here's mr zelensky addressing those conflicting reports on bakhmut at a news conference. there are no misund

we will take one at a time, let's start with suella braverman. talk us through what is happening there? the prime through what is happening there? tue: prime minister through what is happening there? tte: prime minister had a decision to make. should he refer her to his independent ethics adviser to look into whether she had broken the ministerial code, the rubik ministers in the uk have to follow. —— the rule book. essentially this is about a speeding ticket suella braverman gut. she admitted she asked her special advisers if she could get out of doing a course that would involve other people being there and do a private course. she has admitted she probably shouldn't have done that. but ultimately, the prime minister has come to the conclusion that he does not think she broke the ministerial rule book and therefore he is not going to sack her. i think it's interesting for a couple of reasons. one is that rishi sunak as he quite a lot of political capital on defending the home secretary. he used political capital when he appointed her because sh

today, the home secretary suella braverman said it was time the u.k.n homegrown talent rather than constantly opening the door to low skilled labor from abroad. >> i voted and campaigned for brexit. indeed, i'm a proud spartan. i wanted britain to control migration, so that we all have a say on what works for our country. high skilled workers support economic growth. and whether labor market has acute or structural shortages as witch of the nhs, it is of course white that we should have an integration system agile enough to plug those shortages. but we need to get over immigration numbers down. chriian: joining me to discuss is our westminster political correspondent unit watson. how is downing street reacting to this renewed sense of unrest in the party? >> a lot ofladhanding going on even as we speak in the back gardens. the prime minister talking to many of his mp's. huge losses in local government elections recently with more than 1000 conservative counselors losing their seats. some of hearing this may predict the outcome of the next general elect

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he was asked about the uk home secretary, suella braverman.eness course to avoid points on her driving licence, after she was caught speeding last summer. now opposition parties are urging mr sunak to launch an ethics investigation. our correspondent, simonjones, has the story. if you get caught speeding, you may be offered a choice — a fine and three points on your licence or the option of attending a speed awareness course in a group instead. suella braverman was caught driving too fast last summer when she was the attorney general. but according to a government source, she later asked civil servants for advice on arranging a course because she wanted to know how a group session would work as she has a close protection team with her at all times. but the civil service wouldn't get involved. miss braverman, the bbc has been told, then asked a political adviser to try to arrange a private course, but the provider said there were no one—to—one sessions. the source refused to say whether her motivation to do the course in private was to reduce t

the british home secretary, suella braverman, is under pressure about her actions after being caught is usually a speed awareness course. it's reported that ms braverman requested a private course to avoid points on her driving licence. now opposition parties are urging mr sunak to launch an ethics investigation. this report from our political correspondent, charlotte rose. the issue at play here isn't the speeding fine itself, but whether suella braverman used her position to try and avoid doing a speed awareness course with other members of the public. the government doesn't dispute that she approach to civil servants to try and book a one—to—one session, but was told they couldn't get involved. in the end, she paid the fine and took the points. her team believe that's the end of the matter and deny there has been any breach of the ministerial code. the prime minister was asked at the g7 summit earlier if he would launch an investigation. i don't know the full details of what has happened nor have i spoken to the home secretary, you can see first—hand what i've been doing over the l

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suella braverman consulted civil servants after getting a speeding ticket last summer.political adviser whether they could arrange for her to do the speed awareness course on her own. our political correspondent ben wright reports. when a prime minister strides the world stage, it's always the questions about a rumpus back home that seem to irritate. at the end of the g7 summit injapan, rishi sunak seemed annoyed by this. do you have full confidence in suella braverman? - did you have any questions about the summit? others will, i think. well, chris, i don't know the full details of what has happened, nor have i spoken to the home secretary. i think you can see first—hand what i have been doing over the last day or so. but i understand that she has expressed regret for speeding, accepted the penalty and paid the fine. downing street later insisted that of course the prime minister had full confidence in suella braverman. it's not the speeding offence itself that's put her in the spotlight, the issue is whether she acted properly in trying to arrange a one to one driving

not every tory agrees with suella braverman�*s instincts on immigration.hat is the right amount, for the economy, for public services, for society? and there is a broader thing going on here which it is with us getting used to, a consequence of brexit — responsibility for immigration policy now lies squarely at westminster, so governments cannot blame anyone else for what is going on, such as the european union. 0pposition parties cannot claim there is a limitation to what they might want to achieve when they set out their own policies. in short, there is nowhere for politicians here to hide. chris, many thanks. chris mason at westminster. we will stay with that story. ahead of those migration figures due next week, our home editor mark easton has been looking at the continuing impact of migration in the uk and how attitudes have been evolving. mark. ed, many thanks. —— huw. in saying britain needs to get immigration down, suella braverman referred to the pledge in the conservatives' 2019 manifesto. a reminder of what they promised. "there will be fewer lo

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suella braverman was keeping her head down today, but mps will have their own chance to quiz the homeen she takes questions in the commons tomorrow. ben wright, bbc news. let's cross live now to our political correspondent ben wright. rishi political correspondent ben wright. sunak talking t adviser rishi sunak talking to his ethics adviser tomorrow, rishi sunak talking to his ethics advisertomorrow, but rishi sunak talking to his ethics adviser tomorrow, but this isn't actually the launch of an investigation, is it?- actually the launch of an investigation, is it? no, it's not. it's important — investigation, is it? no, it's not. it's important to _ investigation, is it? no, it's not. it's important to stress - investigation, is it? no, it's not. it's important to stress that. - it's important to stress that. labour and other opposition parties have been calling for an investigation. they want the prime minister to ask his independent pfizer and ministers interest to get to the bottom of what happened, to establish whether or not there may have been some breach of the ministerial rul

the british prime minister, rishi sunak says he believes suella braverman did not breach the ministerialome secretary — one of mr sunak�*s senior ministers — was accused of asking civil servants to help her avoid taking part in a group speed awareness course after she was caught speeding. mr sunak says, he has consulted with the independent advisor on ministerial interests and was advised that — on this occasion, further investigation is not necessary. as for boris johnson, he's ditched government—appointed lawyers for his submission to the covid inquiry. it follows the news yesterday, that the former prime minister faces a new police probe for potential breaches, over covid lockdown restrictions. separately, the cabinet office has been threatened with legal action over a row with the official covid—i9 inquiry — over the release of unredacted whatsapp messages and diaries belonging to mrjohnson. let's get more with our uk political correspondent rob watson. lets correspondent rob watson. start with borisjohnso the lets start with borisjohnson and the news he is ditching government appoin

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i think the suella braverman one is simpler.ally, the prime minister has taken the view that number one, suella braverman may not have behaved exactly as she might have done but she hasn't basically done anything wrong and even those who don't like the home secretary very much i think probably agree with him. secondly, that therefore makes it much easierfor him to him. secondly, that therefore makes it much easier for him to take the view she certainly hasn't done anything that was worth the political risk of kicking her out of the government and upsetting those on the right of the governing conservative party. so on the second file, the suella braverman file, i would consider that to be a political storm, a bit like the weather, it hung around a bit monday and tuesday but now it is sort of passing off for the rest of the week. ., , passing off for the rest of the week. .,, ~ ., , week. rob watson in the newsroom, thank ou week. rob watson in the newsroom, thank you for— week. rob watson in the newsroom, thank you for that. _ we

last year, when suella braverman was attorney general, she was caught speeding.s course. she approached the civil service about arranging a private course. they said they could not help. after being appointed home secretary by rishi sunak, she opted to take three points on her licence instead of attending any course. but was this in keeping with the ministerial code, which says ministers must ensure that no conflict arises or appears to arise between their public duties and their private interests? it is approaching the civil service on this personal matter that has led to accusations of breaching the code. the prime minister is now looking into it. i have been receiving information on the issues raised. i have met with both the independent adviser and the home secretary. i have asked for further information and i will update on the appropriate course of action in due course. rishi sunak has been consulting with his ethics adviser, but for now he has not asked for an investigation. suella braverman is a divisive figure within the conservatives and she has previou

we'er not expecting an inquiry into suella braverman's conduct straightaway.ation and as part of that further information exercise, if you like. we know that suella braverman has gone in to downing street, presumably to speak to the prime minister. now, we heard a little bit there when she was asked in the streets whether she would resign. she said she was there to stop the boats. in other words, people arriving in the uk by illegal routes across the english channel. but i can't imagine that a conversation would simply stop or halt at questions of immigration when this controversy, to some extent, even overshadowed the end of the g7 summit injapan, when the prime minister's press conference was then dominated by questions about his home secretary's behaviour. so i imagine he'll talk to her, he'll talk to other people, he'll talk to his ethics adviser and then he'll decide whether he needs further information on a more formal basis. so his ethics adviser, for example, would be allowed to look at, for example, any correspondence between the home secretary, suell