police investigation and that sue gray report? it means after the police and sue gray have finished investigating, mps will then get the vote on whether the prime minister should be investigated again over whether he misled mps. this investigation should take place now, and we are absolutely clear about that. why? because it should be fairly straightforward. the prime minister should come clean with the public. while this means borisjohnson has staved off another investigation for now, mps could still vote for one in future. all the while, more evidence from sue gray is yet to be made public. ione wells, bbc news. let s get the latest from our political correspondent jonathan blake. what will happen this afternoon? there will probably be a few hours to bait and then there will be an amendment on the motion, effectively holding out the prospect of an
hello, welcome to bbc news, i m victoria derbyshire. here are your headlines. as borisjohnson arrives on a visit to india the government will try to delay a house of commons vote on whether to investigate him for misleading mps about lockdown parties in ukraine, thousands of civilians remain trapped in mariupol after an attempt to get them out stalled. the city could be about to fall to russian forces. there s a warning of mass poverty around the world, caused by the war. the president of the world bank says rising food prices could mean millions go hungry. on a year over year basis, we are looking at maybe a 37% increase in food prices. that s huge.
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