what _ he's in trouble for and who paid for what... , . , he's in trouble for and who paid for what... , .,, ., ., he's in trouble for and who paid for what... , ., ., , what... this was on the front pages of daily mirror. _ what... this was on the front pages of daily mirror. carry _ what... this was on the front pages of daily mirror. carry on, _ what... this was on the front pages of daily mirror. carry on, sorry. - of daily mirror. carry on, sorry. so it's difficult _ of daily mirror. carry on, sorry. so it's difficult to _ of daily mirror. carry on, sorry. so it's difficult to explain _ of daily mirror. carry on, sorry. so it's difficult to explain to _ of daily mirror. carry on, sorry. so it's difficult to explain to people i it's difficult to explain to people quickly— it's difficult to explain to people quickly and succinctly what that row is about _ quickly and succinctly what that row is about. people are getting a sense that it's _ is about. people are getting a sense that it's to— is about. people are getting a sense that it's to do with tory sleeves, the prime — that it's to do with tory sleeves, the prime minister breaking rules, breaking _ the prime minister breaking rules, breaking standards and obviously that's— breaking standards and obviously that's what the owen patterson case was about _ that's what the owen patterson case was about. it's about one rules of them _ was about. it's about one rules of them another rule for us and that's what _ them another rule for us and that's what party— them another rule for us and that's what party scandal is all about. it's what party scandal is all about. it's also — what party scandal is all about. it's also about lying. the accusation is he lied to the standards investigator who was originally investigating the flat refurbishment which is now been uncovered — refurbishment which is now been uncovered by the electoral commissionjust as he lied, some would _ commissionjust as he lied, some would say, — commissionjust as he lied, some would say, some might say seriously misled _ would say, some might say seriously misled the _ would say, some might say seriously misled the public for the last week over whether this party did or didn't— over whether this party did or didn't take place was up all the stuff is — didn't take place was up all the stuff is stacking up at its building up stuff is stacking up at its building up a section and one thing on its own might — up a section and one thing on its own might be a west minister bubble story that _ own might be a west minister bubble story that people can get their heads — story that people can get their heads around or don't care about. but altogether it's building up an