you covered westminister for many years but are there situation in which lobbyjournalists either don'tay from it completely? i think inevitably. it's less the case that it used to be. 30 years ago, 30—a0 years ago lobby journalists would turned a blind eye to all sorts of things going on in government in order to preserve their sources. i think that is a lot less the case these days and i think lobby journalists, political journalists, those based in westminister are a lot tougher on politicians and rightly so. i think it's difficult in this case because if some of the people, some of the lobbyjournalists were at the party there, potentially sources, people will say, well, shouldn't we as journals should expose what otherjournals are at the party? it's very tricky for people doing the story to get the story far from otherjournalists and then expose them. they can't do that, can they? pippa, you have been reporting on this, were there any journalists at the party? at the christmas party on december 10th, there other journalists there. or no journalists there. the allegation which domini

you the video and said were not to give you a copy of it yet or you just heard rumours around westministert a video might exist and someone might have it? we were working on the story for several weeks. so we were aware of the video. and we were working through the legals and we have a fantastic lawyer here who was working with us in great detail on all of that. but like i say, things changed when pippa's story was published. before we talk further, let's hear some of this video. so this is a video from last decemberjust before christmas. this isn't an actual briefing, we should explain, this is a practice. yes, allegra stratton had been planning to host these televised briefings. the first time televised briefings had happened in the uk, a bit like the white house briefings that had already happened in america, so the idea was that she would come and present what is actually a regular lobby briefing that takes place but it would be on camera for the first time. what she was doing was asking colleagues to help her to rehearse so there were other press officers and special advisers in the r

i spoke to an mp first thing this morning at westminister who said he had a transport company that often business. the chancellorfeels he can no longer stay on the other side of the atlantic, given pressure from his own backbenchers as well as from the opposition. his own backbenchers as well as from the opposition-— the opposition. many thanks for that. nearly a quarter of patients brought to hospital in an ambulance are facing dangerous delays getting into hospital in england, nhs data shows. ambulances are meant to hand over patients within 15 minutes of arriving. but in the past week, 23% out of nearly 8a,000 patients brought in waited over 30 minutes. joining me now is dr denise langhor, emergency medicine lead at the british medical association. good afternoon to you, why is the situation being brought about? 50. situation being brought about? so, eve ear situation being brought about? srr, every year now situation being brought about? 557, every year now for situation being brought about? 5513, every year now for the situation being brought about? 5r3, every year now for the last