johnson and conservatives. geri, 'ust johnson and conservatives. geri, just picking _ johnson and conservatives. geri, just picking up — johnson and conservatives. geri, just picking up on _ johnson and conservatives. geri, just picking up on what _ johnson and conservatives. geri, just picking up on what calum said. it is via a series of tweets that mark spencer has published. it's worth making the point that he does go on to say that it was disappointing that when the issues was raised, miss ghani defined to refer the matter. she was invited to use the formal conservative party procedure. she declined to do so. what do you make of all of this? the conservative — what do you make of all of this? the conservative party is eating itself in public — conservative party is eating itself in public. you have mps who are supporting — in public. you have mps who are supporting ms ghani, saying this must _ supporting ms ghani, saying this must be — supporting ms ghani, saying this must be investigated and taken very seriously _ must be investigate

i think boris johnson will ho -e that decide? i think boris johnson will hepe that she — decide? i think boris johnson will hope that she is _ decide? i think boris johnson will hope that she is a _ decide? i think boris johnson will hope that she is a fast _ decide? i think boris johnson will hope that she is a fast worker - hope that she is a fast worker because the longer she takes to do this work, the more he is going to have to hide behind her name is the reason why he can't answer any of these questions. other there is a suggestion that he might stand up before prime minister's questions tomorrow and acquiesce to the parliamentary tool, cheese and wine gathering in the hope of trying to puncture some of the attack lines from keir starmer and from ian blackford, the leader of the s&p in westminster. the suggestion that he might try that tomorrow. she certainly has a reputation as a senior service, someone who cannot be turned to one particular ideology or personality or another. so the fact that she has the face of other parties i think, it is a strong sign that people will

now, johnson is being investigated on 2 levels. there's the police investigation and an internal investigation. the results of the internal investigation, i understand, could be coming soon. any idea when that will be released. this is the subject of much speculation here in london at the moment. it's a, it's a new, a report by a civil servant and she expect said to be released in full is what we understand. now it could be published as soon as today, the ah, the understanding is that it's actually finished and a, reportedly, there are some juicy details and that report already about photos with why showing wine bottles and also the prime minister. so that report, if that does get released today, that will give a lot of their conservative m. p 's, who now have to decide about doris. johnson's future will, will give them a lot of food for thought. well calls for johnson's resignation or growing louder burger, as we all know. does he still have support sufficient support within his own party to hold on opinion amongst his m p. 's, wh

so cur boris johnson. the aim is to use a potential, a story of a potential forum, conflicts to distract attention from the real conflict. and the real internal was being waged against his reputation in the united kingdom. so he will use his external cloud to annisa ties, domestic opposition to his apprenticeship. that's the plan anyway. and we'll see how it works. my washington said it won't show its hand when it comes to potential sanctions against russia. so the moscow doesn't have a chance to limit the damage it comes calls to punish russia for the situation in ukraine. rise across europe to where i guess the i've been taking a closer look at who stands to gain the most from the situation the united states, the european union, not putting the final touches on our sanctions least so our renders, they promise no one seen the like in decades, they expect an eye for an eye that moscow will follow suit and turn off the gas stops. for example, exacerbating what is already a global energy crisis, no matter ho

and it's just one of johnson's diversionary tactics. he's also called in the military to stem the flow of migrants at sea, which is more of a trickle. it's all tailor made for his right wing base, a critical part of which are the tabloids and newspapers that once employed johnson as a journalist and later helped deliver him to 10 downing street. some of those papers are now edging away from him, which is a bad sign for bonus johnson, and a good one for the bbc. and so i do think that we have to get a taste of his medicine eventually. and when you speak with especially realize that you knew the future no longer lives with him, than that support will stop. because he said, credited in senior column, this is cetera for them and he won't be in the room what happens to be close to power. if the parents slipping away from him, he will lose that support quite as quickly as he gave him again. so if johnson goes, if there is a new prime minister and with it a whole raft of new ministers, then who's to say what their attitude towards a continuati

but it has now emerged that boris johnson back in 2020. when he himself was displaying cove with symptoms coughing about the place, while he in fact refused to self isolate, claiming he was strong like a bull. but that's not all the allegations of the day. in fact, numerous ones of these downing street parties continue to come this week was all supposed to be about operations, save big dog. but it turns out, of course, johnson is all turning into a bit of a dog's dinner. this week. we've seen numerous members of parliament coming out to say that boris johnson's time is up and that was reiterated by many in the house of commons today. mister speaker, when a prime minister is spending his time trying to convince the great british public that he's actually stupid, rather than disowning a prime minister to policy have shown themselves incapable of offering from leadership and government this country. just while we were sitting out plans to keep bills down, the was planning parties. while we were sitting out plans to save jobs in the steel indu

well, some say politically speaking, bars, johnson is already a dead man walking. johnson's staffing lockdown restrictions to spot a disturbing, rising co with death with $359.00 reported in the last 24 hours alone. followed the bo group think tank says it won't help increasingly unpopular from minister. i think johnson came out swinging today in an attempt to go on the offensive and went back some public support. and he used the repeating of random forest measures to try regains and public support. i don't think that will suede or make opinion. i think they've been lied to too many times. and some honesty at this stage could probably have been a good saying maybe regains national trust. i think the pm had to have the honesty sort of mich wholeheartedly, that he was wrong rather than transcripts from the issue. i think he may have regained some rules. one doesn't have to wait for the result of commission using the restrictions maybe to cover from, from the main story, which is that there's a lack of confidence in him. and that's not going to do any good with the fact that it shouldn'

all they vote of no confidence in boris johnson. although in an official capacity, the 1922 committee needs 54 letters to trigger a leadership contest. now, rumor has it. there are plenty plenty more. in fact, an official poll it sophomore a pool pole of the public suggest the one in 6 people want to see this vote of no confidence come. however, in an attempt to distract from all of this, florence johnson chose to day to announce new cove. it measures, in fact he is ditching all covered restrictions including mandatory face mos, including the vaccine certificates. and of course are working from home guidance from next week. on monday, we reduce the isolation period to find full days with to negative tests, and that will soon come a time where we can remove the legal requirement to so quite slaten together justice we don't place legal obligations on people to why. so if they have clue, well, that hasn't gone down to well, where the public has back in 2020. when boris johnson was displaying cove its symptoms minutes before he actually

johnson tells parliament he welcome say new police investigation into parties held at his precedence during lockdown as public anger. ah, on that, thank you so much for your company. french presidents, a manual my call insist that paris is united with berlin on the need for diffusing the conflict between russia and ukraine. but he warned that moscow will pay a high price if it attacks ukraine. made the commerce after leading with german chancellor, olaf schultz in berlin to coordinate their response to attentions between russia and ukraine. but on the chancellor said they wanna do everything possible to resolve the situation with you to show the plugins only should pretty darn good. this is what the german leader said moments ago wasn't officially his, steve was important to us is how we can act jointly in view of the very difficult situation along the ukrainian russian border. and there are many troops stationed there in it's therefore necessary, this of everything is done to ensure the situation developed differently. and some fear it's developing at the moment. that's asking that

johnson. previously she served as the director of the smithsonian office of governmental relations. she's had a long career on capitol hill, having served in numerous offices for nearly 20 years. including as chief education and investigative counsel for the house committee on education and the work force, and as director and counsel for the committee on house administration's subcommittee on libraries and memorials. she owns a degree in journalism and mass communication from the university of iowa. you are now recognized for five minutes. ms. johnson: thank you. good morning. chair kilmer, vice chair timmons and members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify. the office of the clerk pursues numerous and diverse goals and priorities. primary is supporting the day to day operations of the house. i have submitted my written testimony and i will highlight some of it now. to start, one of the recommendations made by this committee has been implemented already. with this congress, t

in the coffin, will some say, politically speaking, boys, johnson is already a dead man walking, or johnson's cropping locks on restrictions. despite a disturbing rise in cope with death, with $359.00 reported in the last 24 hours alone. a fellow at the bow group thing tank says the move won't help increasingly on pocket foreign minister. i think johnson came out singing today in an attempt to go on the offensive and went back some public support. and he used the repeating of certain corona virus measures to try and regains and public support. i don't think that that will have swayed public opinion. i think they've been lied to too many times, and some honesty at this stage could probably have been a good thing or maybe we're against national trust. i think the p. m had to have the honesty, sort of admits wholeheartedly that he was wrong rather than turned sketch from the issue i think he may have against one doesn't have to wait the results of commission using the restrictions maybe as a cover from the main story which is that there's a lack of confidence in him and his own. that's not going

this is not good news for, for us johnson. he's had a o series of revelations, 1st of all from leaks about what the number of parties that were going on in down the street at the time when they were banned. and a lot of other people were making considerable sacrifices. and yet it appears that number 10 was our having parties virtually every other day. and deborah's johnson has a major problem and with the police getting involved as well, i think things are closing and i'm in the context of this obviously is that tens of thousands obviously have died. millions arguably psychologically wounded. make your in braga with the police, are seem quite small, arguably in response. why do you think president dick they had in the metropolitan police had to be persuaded by media reports to investigate what would otherwise have been this? what fine they supposed to violating the corona? virus restrictions, i mean much voluntary, a had a policy of only investigating and prosecuting where people were literally breaking the rules in front of t

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johnson did repeatedly offer assurances. prime min. johnson: all guidance was followed completely. we follow the guidance and continue to follow the guidance. all i can tell you is that all the guidelines were observed. ros: were they, though? were the rules followed? we know there was a christmas party in downing street on the 18th of december 2020. the prime minister says rules were broken, but has how that could be. as for the 20 may, the conservative mp says there's not an issue here. >> they were simply spilling out from their own offices into a secure garden. ros: that is one view. here is another from a law professor. >> at the time it was illegal for a person to be outside of the place they were living without reasonable excuse, and that reasonable excuse could include where they needed to work. but as we can see from the email, this doesn't look like work. ros: that will be for sue great's investigation to judge. there is also the question of whether boris johnson knew about the email. >> i think it is actually unlikely he could have invited 100 people to a party in the do

johnson how trustworthy the government is. and in fact, a poll suggests that knowing in 10 people, one boris johnson to resign on the sentiment in westminster in the house of commons, is no different either many mph, including within johnson's own party, want to see in paris. johnson walk out of number tend to get yeah, you get the sense times are really running out, but he said bravery is out of the moment what a good time on to deflect attention to talk about ukraine, russia. let's talk about that with you. he said, what's happening on that side of it? well, bars, johnston is fighting for his political future at home, but seems to be concerned with perhaps focusing mines in elsewhere. now he did phase very raucous house of commons, who were, of course, pinning down and trying to put him under the, under the spotlight really for that alleged lawbreaking over the course of which the previous only 2 years now and forty's. and the other examples of alleged lawbreaking over that period, but as far as pers johnson is concerned, pe

cool for boris johnson to resign. many though still remaining silent, waiting for the result of sue grey's report before formulating a response. all eyes really seem to be pointed towards the outcome of that report. that's where boys johnson says, we should focus our attention and we wait. oh, i would bite in breath to see exactly what's in that report. indeed, perhaps, until the next revelation, who knows what is going to happen for the moment. me thank you. well, still had hail al jazeera sound in the long cold. so 5 g, y airlines, a warning of catastrophe when the new wireless network switches on also. ah, and because it will in malaysia, that's been scaled down for a 2nd because of the corona virus. ah. hello, thank you for joining in. here's your weather report for asia will begin in india as to see by the way, we have an interior when so that's pops up temperatures along the western gods into the 30s, which is where we would expect to see them for this time. the europe northwestern sections foggy and foggy, and

all they vote of no confidence in boris johnson. although in an official capacity, the 1922 committee needs 54 letters to trigger a leadership contest. now, rumor has it. there are plenty plenty more. in fact, an official poll it sophomore a pool pole of the public suggest the one in 6 people want to see this vote of no confidence come. however, in an attempt to distract from all of this force, johnson chose today to announce new cove. it measures, in fact he is ditching all covered restrictions including mandatory face mos, including the vaccine certificates. and of course are working from home guidance from next week. on monday we reduced the isolation period to find full days with to negative tests, and that will soon come a time where we can remove the legal requirement to so frightened together just as we don't place legal obligations on people to isolate. if they have well, that hasn't gone down to well, where the public has back in 2020. when boris johnson was displaying cove its symptoms minutes before he actually tested pos

p 's including within bars. johnson's own party want to see boris johnson walk out of number 10 for good. you get the sense times are really running out, but he's breaking out of the moment. what a good comment to deflect attention and talk about ukraine and russia. let's talk about that with you. isa. what's happening on that side of it? well, for a johnston is fighting for his political future at home, but seems to be concerned with perhaps the tension focusing attention and focusing minds elsewhere. now, he did face a very raucous house of commons, who of course, pinning down and trying to put him under the, under the spotlight really for that alleged lawbreaking over the course of the previous or nearly 2 years now. and parties and other examples of alleged law breaking over that period. but as far as far as johnson is concerned, people should be focusing less on that. and what he said is the danger posed by russia at its president flooded a 3 to and today mrs. pico, we are standing together with our nato allies against the potential aggression vladimir putin. when he wanted to go to

will some say, politically speaking, bars, johnson is already a dead man walking. johnson's scrapping locked on restrictions despite or disturbing rising cobra. death with $359.00 reported in the last 24 hours alone. followed what the bo group thing thank says the moon won't help the increasingly unpopular prime minister. i think johnson came out swinging today in an attempt to go on the offensive and went back some public support. and he used the repeating of preventive measures to try regains and public support. i don't think that will have swayed public opinion. i think they've been lied to too many times. and some honesty at this stage could probably feel that saying maybe regains national trust . i think the pm to have the honesty, sort of mich wholeheartedly, that he was wrong. rog, insurance goes from the issue. i think he may have regained some rules. one doesn't have to wait for the results of commission using the restrictions maybe to cover from, from the main story, which is that there's a lack of confidence in them. and that's not going to do any good with the fact that it

busy forest johnson and his premier ship. i just think it's not enough at this point to depose him a will that sang ways to the point which we need to raise, which is, you know, to what extent is he then fighting for his political life at this point over all of this, where it is so great report really leave him if he, if he's not facing an immediate threat to be unseated out as the govern going forward, it sounds like his last a lot of trust. well, certainly the dirt. there's been a lot of damage done and some of the questions that were being asked even from his own side, i mean, theresa may of a former prime minister who was succeeded by, by doris johnson and his certainly no fanta, boris johnson. theresa, may she act asked a very short and pointed question which went to the number of it now. and she says she asked him in a, did you not understand your own rules, or did you choose to ignore your own rules? ah, he rather sidestepped that question. saying i actually that not walked through grey's report and suggested had happe

all they vote of no confidence in boris johnson. although in an official capacity, the 1922 committee needs 54 letters to trigger a leadership contest. now, rumor has it. there are plenty plenty more. in fact, an official poll it sophomore a pool pole of the public suggest the one in 6 people want to see this vote of no confidence come. however, in an attempt to distract from all of this, florence johnson chose to day to announce new cove. it measures, in fact he is ditching all covered restrictions including mandatory face mos, including the vaccine certificates. and of course are working from home guidance from next week. on monday we reduce the isolation period to find full days with to negative tests, and that will soon come a time where we can remove the legal requirement to so quite slaten together just as we don't place legal obligations or people to isolate if they have a clue, well, that hasn't gone down to well, where the public has back in 2020. when boris johnson was displaying covered symptoms, minutes before he actuall

johnson is now facing calls for his resignation. a sorry, because he's been cool for bonus johnson finally say, sorry, but the opposition on buying it to do in front of a packed parliament, the british prime minister apologized but also tried to justify himself. mister speaker, i want to apologize. i know that millions of people across this country have made extraordinary sacrifices over the last 18 months. i believed implicitly that this was a work event. but mister speaker, with hindsight, i should have sent every one back inside. johnson said he believed the bring your own booth party was held to thank his staff for working so hard. in the early months of the pandemic moving, maybe even though it was held at a time when the rest of the country could only legally meet one person from another household opposition, leaders want him to resign. so do some conservatives. i don't think he can continue as leader, the concert of talking play minister, asking people to follow the rules and guidance of his government. i deleted it. while jo

and it would come as no surprise that i don't think bosh, johnson is up for the job. but more importantly, i think he's lost the confidence of the british public. now with his lies is defi and his breaking of is almost yes, we are. johnson is also losing support in his own party, after series of scandals, mistakes, and course corrections. this idea that, you know, the people are telling us that all these restrictions are light. we're all having, you know, gin and tonic in the back garden. it's, you know, it is beyond reset, is indispensable. johnson is a prime minister who loves headlines with the last several weeks have only brought bad news. and it's getting uncomfortable for him now that many britons have started to turn their back on the jovial johnson. i quite like boris. though i'm very disappoint, modest me. i don't believe most of the things is as now because of it even snoo cove and he's been on the news. i just think it's live you and when asked if he was at the party himself, johnson remained k g o o. that as he knows the subject of a proper investigation b

johnson has survived countless scandals in the past. his many enemies are now eagerly awaiting the outcome of the police prob i'll d w 's. charlotte chelsea pill has more from london. the publication of this report had been built as a make or break moment for the prime minister, a time off to which members of his own party would decide on his political future. now that report has now been watered down in light of the fight. there is a police investigation also ongoing. the c grier port. this as its being cool, does not go into any detail about any of the alleged gatherings in light of a request from the police not to do so. so isn't, doesn't carry the weight that it once is thought to have done full members of the prime minister's own party. they'll have to decide whether it's enough for them to gather to hand in that lattice recognizing that they don't have any confidence in the prime minister, triggering this vote of no confidence the jury is out on them. i am at the moment over whether or not that will be the case that were a number

or is johnson's political survival could be decided in the coming hours. you came media report say, an internal inquiry over multiple le ledger lockdown parties of the british prime minister's residence could be published on wednesday. the london metropolitan police have also opened an investigation into multiple gatherings. johnson maintains that no rules were broken, but pressure over the party gate scandal is growing by the day. boris johnson is under fire again for attending his own birthday party at downing street in june of 2020 london's metropolitan police have now launched an inquiry on history. i welcome the myths decision to conduct its own investigation, because i believe this will help to give the public with clarity it needs and helped to draw a line under matters. at the time, coven restrictions did not allow socializing in doors. and a series of leaks suggests that a string of illegal social gatherings took place at downing street. this particular one was a surprise thrown by his wife and attended by several others. what we know is the 30 pe

p 's, including within johnson's own party, want to see paris johnson walk out of number 10. forget, yeah, you get the sense times are really running out, but he said bravery is out of the moment what a good time on to deflect attention to talk about ukraine, russia. let's talk about that with you. he said, what's happening on that side of it? well, bars, johnston is fighting for his political future at home, but seems to be concerned with perhaps focusing minds elsewhere. now, he did face a very raucous house of commons, who were of course, pinning down and trying to put him under the under the spotlight. really for that alleged lawbreaking over the course of the previous only 2 years now. and the parties and the other examples of alleged lawbreaking over that period. but as far as pers johnson is concerned, people should be focusing less on that. what he says is the danger posed by russia added president vladimir putin today to speak here. we are standing together with our nato allies against the potential aggression vladimir putin when he wanted not so long ago to install the prim

but johnson over the past 48 hours. so now the question is, even gonna survive a matter of we left alone mom, but i think the chances that you see fit through to the end of the year, for example, and now very, very low. do you see the boat of no confidence coming, etc. it's possible the difficulty is, is that the conservative party were re stung when they tried to do this against the former prime minister to reason may because under the conservative parties rules, if you try to do averts of their competence and that doesn't succeed, you can't actually do another one for another 12 months. so the difficulties is there aren't going to bring that her to her competence if every be certain that actually they're going to be able to get jobs out. and that the moment it's not getting quite certain where all of the conservative members apartment really stand . because on one level, they're intensely annoyed by johnston's behavior. barry stephen, but they also know it was johnson that one them a general election in december 2019.

johnson is now facing calls for his resignation. a sorry, because he's been cool. air bonus, johnson finally say, sorry, but the opposition aren't buying it to do in front of a packed parliament. the british prime minister apologized, but also tried to justify himself. mister speaker, i want to apologize. i know that millions of people across this country have made extraordinary sacrifices over the last 18 months. i believed implicitly that this was a work event. but mister speaker, with hindsight, i should have sent everyone back inside. johnson said he believed the bring your own booze party was held to thank his stuff for working so hard in the early months of the pandemic. even though it was held at a time when the rest of the country could only legally meet one person from another household over ruled opposition, leaders want him to resign, just like others before him who broke to health called mister speaker when the promised his former health sector broke the rules he resigned and the prime minister said he was right to do so

all they vote of no confidence in boris johnson. although in an official capacity, the 1922 committee needs 54 letters to trigger a leadership contest. now, rumor has it. there are plenty, plenty more. in fact, an official poll it sophomore, a pool pole of the publics a just the one in 6 people want to see this vote of no confidence come. however, in an attempt to distract from all of this forest, johnson chose to day to announce new cove. it measures, in fact he is ditching all covered restrictions including mandatory face mos, including the vaccine certificates. and of course are working from home guidance from next week. on monday, we reduce the isolation period to find full days with to negative tests, and it will soon come a time where we can remove the legal requirement to so closely together just as we don't place legal obligations on people to isolate. if they have a clue, well, that hasn't gone down to well with the public as back in 2020. when boris johnson was displaying cove its symptoms minutes before he actually tested

johnson has always denied it and he's denying it again today. this whole thing is, is a total revolve. it was an amazing thing to, to move 15000 people out of quote and i thought it was also additionally very good that we were able to help those. that's so the question now is did the prime minister actually authorized pen farthings animals to get out of the country via a private charter flight? according to these leagues, a mountain was involving virgin atlantic and the prime minister's top parliamentary aid, she told the allied that she could actually secure a plane to evacuate these animals from kabul and they were actually backed by a bar, is chosen the prime minister, uneven fost tracks now foss trucks being a key line in that email because it suggests that she could get a plane in and out of the country at a time when it was nigh on impossible. now, number 10 denies one of these claims as thus far is johnson, he calls it total nonsense. that does the story really adds up at the time back in august of last year, the prime minister and then f

but we get sort of very general reactions and comments from parish johnson. at the moment, he should be in the commons, as at this moment as we speak. instead he sent somebody who's not even a minister. he sent along marco ellis, and he's answering questions is not good enough. of course, to morrow is prime minister's question, so he has to go. unless you send somebody else, if he's poorly, i think if he doesn't turn up tomorrow, then boris will be toast. boris will have no option. what he needs to do is go in front, so explain what happened. this parliamentary support worker sent out this message to 100 people 40 people. one went, he has to fess up, was over the he and carry his wife went and then perhaps he can rebuild from there . i don't think changing the prime minister at the moment would be a good thing, but don't get me wrong. boris johnson has absolutely disgusted me. it is completely and utterly wrong when we, the people were following all the advice to the letter. and some people getting fine when they broke it. if they dared to meet a couple of pe

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johnson is now facing calls to resolve a sorry, because he's been cool. air bonus, johnson, finally st. sorry. but the opposition on buying it to do in front of a packed parliament. the british prime minister apologized, but also tried to justify himself. mister speaker, i want to apologize. i know that millions of people across this country have made extraordinary sacrifices over the last 18 months. i believed implicitly that this was awoke event when mister speaker. with hindsight, i should have sent everyone back inside. johnson said he believed the bring your own booze party with hell to pancoast staffing for walking so hard in the early months of the pandemic moving? nope, even though it was held at a time when the rest of the country could only legally meet one person from another household opposition leaders want him to resign. so do some conservatives. i don't think he can continue as leader the concert or can play minister asking people to follow the rules and guidance of his government. i believe he did. while johnson and the others were gathered at downing street, many peopl

johnson maintains that no rules were broken, but pressure over the party gave scandal. as growing by the deck, buddhist johnson is under fire again for attending his own both their party at downing street in june 2020 london's metropolitan police have now launched an inquiry into a series of possible locked on breeches and borders. johnson's office and residents enjoy well cook permits, decision to conduct his own investigation. but as i believe this will help to give the public with clarity it needs and helped to draw a line under matters at the time. quoted restrictions did not allow more than 2 people to meet indoors. and a series of leaks suggest that a string of illegal social gatherings took place at downing street. this particular one was a surprise thrown by his wife and attended by several others. what we know is the 30 people gathered that his wife was there and that the interior designer was there, as well as if it was my birthday. ah, and my wife at an interior designer rock trumpet work. i. there was christy scott birthday cake and a celebration. i apprecia

johnson is under fire again for attending his own birthday party. at downing street in june 2020 a body that broke lockdown rules at the time. london metropolitan police have now launched an inquiry. so well, cook permits decision to conduct its own investigation. but to go, i believe this will help to give the public with clarity. it needs and helped to draw a line under matters at the time cove and restrictions did not allow more than 2 people to meet in doors. and a series of leaks suggest that a string of illegal social gatherings took place at downing street. this particular one was a surprise thrown by his wife and attended by several others. what we know is that 30 people gathered that his wife was there and that the interior designer was there as well as if it was my birthday. ah, and my wife and an interior designer rocked up at work. ah, there was kristi's k o birthday cake and a celebration. it preaches the rules, labor profit as the investigation, luna light calls for johnson to resign are increasing across the political spectrum . yes,

now, johnson is being investigated on 2 levels. there's the police investigation and an internal investigation. the results of the internal investigation, i understand, could be coming soon. any idea when that will be released. this is the subject of much speculation here in london at the moment. it's a, it's a new, a report by a civil servant and she expect said to be released in full is what we understand. now it could be published as soon as today, the ah, the understanding is that it's actually finished and a, reportedly, there are some juicy details and that report already about photos with why showing wine bottles and also the prime minister. so that report, if that does get released today, that will give a lot of their conservative and peace will now have to decide of outdoors. johnson's future will will give them a lot of food for thought. well calls for johnson's resignation or growing louder burger, as we all know. does he still have support sufficient support within his own party to hold on opinion amongst his m p. 's, w

the opinion polls for boys johnson are rock bottom. the impression that many british people have is that there was one very strict rule for them for the public, but that so those who made the rules didn't really stick to them. so british people couldn't see family members and hospital. they couldn't attend funerals, they couldn't be with people who were dying and not in the hospital. so very many people have a lot of sad memories of this period of lockdown. and now they are finding out that in downing street and across government, there wasn't just one event, allegedly but several events were their worst case. there was wind, i was cheese, there were leaving dues. so there is the impression that there is a culture of disregarding the rule. so it's really about the mauro authority of forest johnson. how much was he implicated himself and is he still fit to leave the country? so parliamentary questions are one thing, but a lot seems to hinge on the results of this internal inquiry to we know more about when this is going to drop. there a

now, johnson faces calls for his resignation. a sorry, because he's been cruel or bonus johnson finally say sorry, but the opposition aren't buying it to do in front of a packed parliament. the british prime minister apologized but also tried to justify himself. mister speaker, i want to apologize. i know that millions of people across this country have made extraordinary sacrifices over the last 18 months. i believed implicitly that this was a work event. but mister speaker, with hindsight, i should have sent everyone back inside. johnson said he believed the bring your own boots party was held to panky staff for walking so hot in the early months of the pandemic, even though it was held at a time when the rest of the country could only legally meet one person from another household. or was the rules opposition? leaders want him to resign? just like others before him who broke the health code. mister speaker, when the promised his former health sector broke the rules he resigned and the prime minister said he was right to do so.

johnson was there for less than 10 minutes. on tuesday, police announced they would be investigating whether those parties during lockdown rope the law -- broke the law. >> -- brexit, the cost of living have pushed millions into poverty. the impending tax site hangs like a guillotine. this is nothing short of a crisis. the only route to restore public trust is for the prime minister to go. how much longer will mps let this go on for? how much more damage are they willing to do? show the prime minister the door. ros: boris jon's future is in the hands of tory mps. for weeks, many have been saying they will wait for the report to be published before deciding what to do next. if they decide to act, 54 of them need to send letters to trigger a confidence vote. even if that happens, that does not mean history jobs and would use it. his cabinet is voicing support. >> there clearly needs to be a change in culture. the prime minister has said that mistakes were made. he has apologized. we need to get the results, to look at the results

johnson. ms. johnson is the clerk of the house, a role she has held since 2019. previously, she served as the, director of the smithsonian's's office of governmental relations. ms. johnson has had a long career on capitol hill, having served in numerous offices for nearly 20 years, including as chief education and investigative counsel for the house committee on education and the workforce and as directorth and counsel for the committee on house administration's subcommittee on libraries and memorials. she holds a bachelor of arts degree in journalism and mass communication from the university of iowa and a juris doctorate from howard university. ms. johnson, you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. good morning, chair kilmer, vice chair timmons, and members of. the committee. thank you for inviting me to testify. the office of the clerk pursues numerous and diverse goals and priorities. primary is supporting the day-to-day operations of the house. i have submitted my written tes

all questioning virus, johnson how trustworthy the government is. and in fact, a poll suggests that knowing intent people one boris johnson, it to resign on the sentiment in westminster in the house of commons, is no different either many m. p 's including within johnson's own party, want to see embarrassed chance and walk out of number tend to get yeah, you get the sense times are really running out. but he said, bravery is out of the moment what a good time on to deflect attention to talk about ukraine, russia. let's talk about that with you. he said, what's happening on that side of it? well, burs, johnston is fighting for his political future at home. but seems to be concerned with perhaps focusing mines in elsewhere. now he did face very raucous house of commons, who were of course, attending down and trying to put him under the under the spotlight. really for that alleged lawbreaking over the course of which the previous only 2 years now and forty's, and got other examples of alleged lawbreaking over that period. but as far as pers johnson is

when johnson may hope the crisis may be over. in the meanwhile, and his internet to ramp up or to drive the temperature, which is exactly what was done by announcing the day that the bending new weapon who ukraine it's not in everybody's interest, i was, it's peter, i noticed the ukranian politician today for the ruling party, in fact, said that he saw all these claims of a russian invasion with drumming up unnecessary panic. i mean, when you hear things like that from the cranium, politician, do you think that the west would actually have to change his rhetoric anytime soon? it indeed time will tell, but we clearly have a difficult situation with the ukraine, the nato march up to the back into a backyard of russia, creating the prices over several. yeah. and the moment is, when russia making strong demand be put into the standard, will that why are we, we have to price it? but there are elements in the way and also to way how they can profit from crisis. and johnson in particular, is, as he always does, flipping he's going korea

johnson drops, almost all. pandemic restrictions coming up in the show. as boss johnson threatens the blood of russian soldiers and joe biden, readies, thousands of u. s. troops to fight over ukraine. britain's former energy secretary tells us what it means. we're powering european homes and where the johnson's party political career here at home is actually over. and today, the so called world's largest democracy, india celebrates the 75th anniversary of the end of a british imperialism. the reputedly killed 35000000. we ask, outspoken, routing, b, j, p party m, p super money. and swami india is increasing. animosity with china is now making india a colonial subject of native autism or coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, today the scandal hit government to the u. k. government describing the majority of current of ours related restrictions in the country with the highest co death joel in western europe. now as wars, johnson joins nato members and attempting to warn off russia's vladimir putin from ukraine. a question mark over them of the is

all they vote of no confidence in boris johnson. although in an official capacity, the 1922 committee needs 54 letters to trigger a leadership contest. now, rumor has it. there are plenty plenty more. in fact, an official poll it sophomore a pool pole of the public suggest the one in 6 people want to see this vote of no confidence come. however, in an attempt to distract from all of this forest, johnson chose to day to announce new cove. it measures, in fact he is ditching all covered restrictions including mandatory face mos, including the vaccine certificates. and of course are working from home guidance from next week. on monday we reduced the isolation period to find full days with to negative tests, and that will soon come a time where we can remove the legal requirement to so quite slaten together, just as we don't place legal obligations on people who i. so if they have, well, that hasn't gone down to well with the public has back in 2020. when boris johnson was displaying cove its symptoms minutes before he actually tested p

and bars, johnson and party get the rest of the week. and let's concentrate on trying to ship lives and stop people from being killed and a senseless war. events are taking place around the world for international holocaust remembrance day. but while most nations are taking a unified stance against anti semitism, others are being accused of falsifying the atrocities of world war 2. here's our chief post, their between 13319451 3rd of the jewish people were murdered by the nazi regime and its collaborators. for the 1st time ever these ladies speak of parliament is in germany. we will address the buddhist in hebrew. it comes a few days after the un general assembly adopted. and he's really jim and proposal condemning holocaust denial. but well times might be strengthening between israel and germany. this is not true for other countries, especially lithuania lawsuit, against the bonus government has been faulty. you n. it accuses the lithuanian government of falsifying the history of the holocaust . this is a case that relates to the distor

now what johnson to resign, can he survive this? it's a question of when john has to go when now not if a quick question really is, is this going to be the thing the end in now and just kind of prime minister now in the next week or 2 or when it last a little bit longer because some of the big political crises or storm class on the horizon, notably local elections and elections in northern ireland, which coming up in may. so british political commentators, genera, me thought it would actually be sometime and borrow something would be most likely to go. but everything is got a lot more serious, but johnson and over the past 48 hours. so now the question is, even gonna survive a matter of we let alone mom, but i think the chances that he sees it through to the end of the year, for example, and now very, very low. do you see the boat of no confidence coming is possible. the difficulty is, is that the conservative party were re stung when they tried to do this against the former prime minister to reason may because under the conservativ

for now, johnson may still sound bullish. but if enough, conservative, emp, decide the leader has gone too far, the prime minister could be forced to resign. i apologize. well, earlier we spoke to the w london corresponding charlotte chelsea pill and asked her how will likely bore is johnson as to whether the storm. there is an enormous amount of anger that is allegation of the allegation of essentially the people who made the rules. one then following the rules themselves, but it won't be the public who decides the prime minister's future at this particular juncture. of course, he has the option to resign if the findings of that internal report or the police investigation a particularly damning, he's so far, absolutely ruled out the question of resigning. so the real question now is will his own members of parliament design and peace and the conservative party turn on him? and that is very much open the debates at them. i'm well enough members of his own policy decide that they don't have enough confidence in him. now. of co

johnson is facing mounting pressure to quit, from the opposition from his own conservatives. and from ordinary citizens after the drink parties to hang over in parliament bars, johnson defied cold to resign from his political opponents, most likely is no time for him to resign. a speaker. but what i can tell her is of i, as i said to his last week, i apologize, sincerely for any misjudgments that were made, continued johnson as apologize for tending bring your own booth gatherings. bassetti told was a work event and wasn't told to was against the rules. he sitting tight for now, but even his tory peers may try to asked him, one law maker defected to the labor opposition and his party's former breakfast minister urge him to resign yourself. there to law for all the good you have done in the name of god, go. as the political storm continued in the house of commons, johnson announced the end of covert 19 measures introduced to curve the rapid spread of the arm across variant. some people were skeptical that the timing and felt was meant to distract from his current political woe

johnson lawyer nor the leader looked at opposition leaders, one johnson to resign. it saying that he lied to the parliament. that's critical. he said it whatever he says in his statement later today or tomorrow won't change the facts. isn't this a prime minister on a government that of showed nothing but contempt for the decency, honesty and respect, but define this country? oh, missus beka, we love this country. i'm doing everything i of course, of course he wants me out of the way. this is because he wants me out of the way. i caught many people. of course i didn't know. i did please hold to read as many people may want me out of the way, but i'll tell you the reason he won't have away from his. he knows that this government can be trusted to the idea that you can leader is an, a political crisis over allegations that he attended parties during lockdown public and rick johnson wants to continue in office various other m. p. 's. believe he has become a distraction from other important issues facing the u. k. every nick is sucking attention from the real issues faci

and boris johnson's ratings in march 2020, 2021. _ johnson's ratings in march 2020, 2021, is— johnson's ratings in march 2020, 2021, is now a distant memory. if 2021, is now a distant memory. if you 2021, is now a distant memory. you look in 2021, is now a distant memory. if you look in particular at boris johnson's pulling figures. i wonder where he stands now compared with when other prime ministers have been feeling the heat? 50. when other prime ministers have been feeling the heat?— feeling the heat? so, he is definitely _ feeling the heat? so, he is definitely feeling _ feeling the heat? so, he is definitely feeling the - feeling the heat? so, he is definitely feeling the heat. j feeling the heat? so, he is - definitely feeling the heat. you're sitting _ definitely feeling the heat. you're sitting in— definitely feeling the heat. you're sitting in our net satisfaction ratings — sitting in our net satisfaction ratings all we have seen three other pm is— ratings all we have seen three other pm is sitting at that kind of level of negative public satisfaction. we have had _ of