they have dishonoured their office and then he lied repeatedly to the public about it. britain deserves better. they have to go.- better. they have to go. boris johnson better. they have to go. boris johnson is better. they have to go. boris johnson is saying better. they have to go. boris johnson is saying he better. they have to go. boris johnson is saying he is - better. they have to go. boris johnson is saying he is not - better. they have to go. boris johnson is saying he is not going anywhere, he says he wants to carry on with the work. let s have a look at some of the options available here. what the uk does have is a ministerial code. it is not law but it sets out standards and it is clear ministers who knowingly mislead parliament will be expected to offer their resignation to the prime minister or if you are the prime minister or if you are the prime minister or if you are the prime minister you would be expected to resign. but the big point here is whether the prime mi
but then there was a u turn. announcing an inquiry injanuary. i can confirm that they re not investigating a number of events that took place at downing street in the last two years. in relation to potential breaches of covid i9 regulations. it potential breaches of covid-19 regulations- potential breaches of covid-19 regulations. it was very much a chance regulations. it was very much a change of regulations. it was very much a change of policy regulations. it was very much a change of policy from - regulations. it was very much a change of policy from the i regulations. it was very much a change of policy from the met | regulations. it was very much a i change of policy from the met police and so, what caused the change? a police commissioner there are three main factors. police commissioner there are three main factors- main factors. there was evidence of those involved main factors. there was evidence of those involved knew main factors. there was evidence of those involv
they were. and the prime minister was not. notjust that, just 0n parliament something different which brings us to the ministerial code. it reads ministers. if some outside broken the rules, this appears clear cut. but we already know number ten s defence on this. backin know number ten s defence on this. back in march, two and that was echoed by the prime minister today and by the tory mp. echoed by the prime minister today and by the tory mp. when he went to the house that and by the tory mp. when he went to the house that i and by the tory mp. when he went to the house that i don t and by the tory mp. when he went to the house that i don t think and by the tory mp. when he went to the house that i don t think i - and by the tory mp. when he went to the house that i don t think i was - the house that i don t think i was breaking any law, i don t think he did think he was breaking any law. this would mean the prime minister didn t fully understand the laws he was setting, as w
number of years and you really do have new yorkers visibly shaken by this event. it is a bit cliche, we always say new yorkers are resilient, you can see behind me they are. traffic is moving, people are going back to their daily routine but this will for sure again underscore the debate about public safety here. underscore the debate about public safe here. ., ~ underscore the debate about public safety here- safety here. thank you very much indeed. safety here. thank you very much indeed- and safety here. thank you very much indeed. and of safety here. thank you very much indeed. and of course safety here. thank you very much indeed. and of course as - safety here. thank you very much indeed. and of course as and - safety here. thank you very much l indeed. and of course as and when thatis indeed. and of course as and when that is an update on that manhunt we will bring it to you right away on bbc news. let s return to those downing street fines and look at what this might m