humbl ut johnson s mps agree. the question i humbly put to johnson s mps agree. the question i humbly put to my johnson s mps agree. the question i humbly put to my colleagues - johnson s mps agree. the question i humbly put to my colleagues is, - johnson s mps agree. the question i humbly put to my colleagues is, are| humbly put to my colleagues is, are you willing, day in and day out, to defend this behaviour publicly? i am defend this behaviour publicly? i am live in downing defend this behaviour publicly? i am live in downing street on the day that sue gray finally releases her report. we will be looking at all the reaction to it and what it means for borisjohnson s the reaction to it and what it means for boris johnson s future. the reaction to it and what it means for borisjohnson s future. in other news, 19 young children and two teachers are killed in a shooting at a primary school in texas. president biden pleads for tighter gun laws. why, why are we willing to
and it could have been you the lucky couple who ve scooped £181; million. he was like, i ve got a secret to tell you. i ve got a secret to tell you. yeah. and then he told me and i was like, don t be stupid! and coming up on the bbc news channel. england starjofra archer s injury nightmare continues. he ll miss the rest of the season with a stress fracture in his lower back. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the metropolitan police has completed its investigation into breaches of covid regulations at downing street and whitehall. the force said a total of 126 fixed penalty notices have been issued. 28 people have received between two and five fines. downing street have said that the prime minister has been told there will be no more action against him, after he was fined last month for an event on his 56th birthday injune 2020. the conclusion of the police investigation opens the way for the publication of the senior civil servant sue gray s report into go
dramatic scenes, and looks pretty dramatic on the way down radar picture as well. it was the showers and storms coming up from the south which really meant business. the lightning strikes numbering into the thousands, a lot of rain in places and even this morning there were more thunderstorms coming into the south east corner. there was are clearing away, though, and actually things have calmed down quite considerably now, so for this afternoon it does not look too bad out there. some sunshine for england and wales, the small chance of a shower down towards the south. a bit more cloud for northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures, i9 western scotland. temperatures, 19 degrees for aberdeen, 22 in london, still feeling relatively warm in the sunshine. tonight should be a quieter night, with more cloud coming up from the south which could introduce some outbraked of rain by the end of the night. also some showery rain in western scotland and parts of northern ireland.
the government laser focused on the issue that is uppermost for people, which is the cost of living crisis. wherever i go people come up to me and say, keir, i can t pay my bills and the government is not doing anything about it. what they want to see is action and at the moment all they ve got is the government running around like headless chickens not knowing what to do in the middle of a cost of living crisis. in saying that, borisjohnson, the prime minster, has only been fined once, it was for a surprise birthday that he didn t know anything about. you can t seriously still be calling for him to resign, are you? 120 fines in downing street for lawbreaking, when the prime minister said all laws were followed. that is a culture that the prime minister has responsibility for. but do i want to see the prime minister focusing on the cost of living crisis? yes, that is why we pressed a vote on the windfall tax because what we want to see is up to £600 taken off the energy bills of peopl
people. it concluded that the prime minister himself did breach the law on one occasion, the birthday gathering injune 2020, but that his attendance at other gatherings which he has told the house of commons about it not. the police investigation has now concluded but thatis investigation has now concluded but that is not quite the end of the story. what we are expecting soon as the publication of the report by the senior civil servant sue gray, which is expected to carry more detail. ultimately what happens next for the prime minister, though, is in the hands of conservative mps, and i think the fact that he has not received multiple fines may go some way to helping him with that. heieh way to helping him with that. helen catt, thank way to helping him with that. helen catt. thank you- time for a look at the weather, with ben rich. thank you and good afternoon, we have had a bit of drama from the weather over the last 24 hours, you may not need me to tell you that if you live in cen