do the decent thing and resign and he is a man without shame . let s take a look at those initial findings of sue gray s report into parties at downing street. sue gray s report confirms that the metropolitan police are investigating 12 events on 8 separate dates including a gathering at the flat of the number 10 flat on 13th november 2020. the 12 page long report makes clear that some of the events in downing street over the lockdowns should not have been allowed to take place , while others should not have been allowed to develop as they did . it found the excessive consumption of alcohol is not appropriate in a professional workplace at any time . some staff wanted to raise concerns about behaviours they witnessed at work but at times felt unable to do so no member of staff should feel unable to report or challenge poor
are there more parties that we need to hear about? well, there could be. the bbc has had reports that some number 10 staff attended a gathering with carriejohnson, boris johnson s wife, in the downing street flat on 13th november last year. her spokeswoman denies this. the bbc has also been told that on the 13th and 27th november there were informal leaving drinks for number 10 staff. and conservative sources have confirmed that four members and conservative sources have of the party s head office staff were disciplined for taking part in an unauthorised social gathering on 14th december. the next headache for borisjohnson is questions over how a revamp of his downing street flat was paid for. the conservative party has been fined £17,800 by the electoral commission for failing to accurately report a donation that paid for the refurbishment. ben wright has more. we knew that lord brownlow, a tory donor, had provided a lot of money to help cover the costs of the refurbishment of t
downing street on 13th november? h0. downing street on 13th november? no, i am sure whatever happened the guidance was followed and the rules were followed at all times. we know the booster vaccines are essential in our fight against covid. one of the biggest hindrances is the 15 minutes people have to wait post pfizer, if we could reduce that or take that away it could release thousands of hours of clinicians time. will the prime minister ask the mhra and jcvi to see if it is safe to do so, particularly for those receiving their third booster. we continue to be guided by thejcvi
3000 miles away from flushing meadows, raducanu s young fans are hoping if they shout loudly enough, shejust might hear them. all: go, emma! they cheer. well, it s clear from speaking to youngsters at the school today that what emma raducanu has achieved out in america has really got them dreaming of what might be possible for them. they seem to find it very cool that she shared the same classrooms as them and they are already pleading with their parents to let them stay out way past their bedtime tomorrow to watch her in the final. let s take a look at how emma raducanu got to this point. she was born in toronto in canada on 13th november 2002, but moved to the uk when she was two. she first picked up a tennis racket at the age of 5, and joined the bromley tennis academy in london. in may 2018 she won her first international tennis federation title in israel with a prize fund of $15,000.
accomplice, the man who died with him in that raid, the attack on the big business district just outside of the walls of paris. so that attack was foiled by their deaths. one mystery remains. was the man who was killed that morning with him in saint-denis, who was plotting that attack, the same man who is believed to be one of the missing attackers who was also involved in the attacks on 13th november. for now the investigations are still trying to establish whether he was also at some of the locations on friday night. both of those pieces of information, that abaaoud was traveling around and walking around the city and looking at the places that his colleagues had just attacked, and also that there was another attack planned last week, those have got to be deeply unsettling pieces of information for the people of paris. hugely unsettling.