the conservative party is what their l the conservative party is what their priority is. with that members think brexit is still something they re going to make their decision based on whether they think things have changed so significantly politically that they need to think about cost of living, some of the damage that has been done to the government in the past few weeks and months bite scandal we ve seen time after time in number 10. scandal we ve seen time after time in number10. some scandal we ve seen time after time in number 10. some mps i ve spoken to say there is ministers who waited until the last minute to quits are damaged by association with boris johnson. that benefit somebody like steve baker, jeremy hunt or tom tugendhat. rishi sunak has a big following in the conservative party, people ready to launch a campaign for him if he wants to do that. reportedly working on that for some time. ,,. reportedly working on that for some time. i. reportedly working on that for
ve well. . ., , sorry, i didn t hear that question ve well. . ~ very well. sir bob miele, the conservative very well. sir bob miele, the conservative mp very well. sir bob miele, the conservative mp who - very well. sir bob miele, the conservative mp who chairsl very well. sir bob miele, the i conservative mp who chairs the justice committee had said he is submitting a letter of no confidence in the prime minister. we still don t appear to have a lot to say publicly that they are doing that. what sort ofjudgment do you think mps should make in the light of the report from sue gray and the concerns you are expressing again tonight about the maintenance of high standards in public life? iretell high standards in public life? well i have high standards in public life? well i have never high standards in public life? -ii i have never doubted that the prime minister misled the house of commons about his party taking place in 10 downing street and his involvements in them. and in my v
threshold for a fixed penalty notice. sir keir starmer says obvious widespread criminality, ed davey says boris johnson cannot obvious widespread criminality, ed davey says borisjohnson cannot be trusted, the prime minister says we will hear from trusted, the prime minister says we will hearfrom him when trusted, the prime minister says we will hear from him when this is over but there could be yet more fines to come. ., ~ but there could be yet more fines to come. . ~ i. conservative mp crispin blunt has apologised for defending a fellow mp convicted of sexually assaulting a teenage boy. mr blunt had said that his friend, imran ahmed khan was a victim of a dreadful miscarriage ofjustice. today mr blunt tweeted that he doesn t condone any form of abuse and believes in the independence and integrity of the justice system. a libel case brought by hollywood actorjohnny depp against his ex wife amber heard will start hearing evidence today. this latest legal battle between the pair result
up, there won t be one book left. get rid of all the ideas, all the books. that s where book burning leads in fahrenheit 451, the suppression of ideas on a road to the suppression of far more than ideas, a road to ignorance, the suppression of human rights, a police state. it is worth being vigilant when you see politicians taking steps towards these things, anti conservative moves like trying to dictate factual history or this republican pushing parents to snitch on their own teachers. do we really want the government stoking this? 21 savage discussed some of these matters in snitches and rats. he told on his brother, his brother told back. they say they re twins. we call them siamese rats on got. we re living in a strange time when it s republican politicians
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