response reorganisation of number ten in response to the first part of sue gray s response to the first part of sue gray s report. it is certainly the case gray s report. it is certainly the case that gray s report. it is certainly the case that the resignation of dan rosenfield, jack doyle and martin reynolds was not in the diary for yesterday reynolds was not in the diary for yesterday. more to the point what was certainly not in the diary was munira was certainly not in the diary was munira mirza writing a letter questioning his integrity over his accusation that keir starmer didn t prosecute accusation that keir starmer didn t prosecute jimmy savile. so the idea that that prosecute jimmy savile. so the idea that that kind of day is part of an orderly that that kind of day is part of an orderly reset of downing street is insulting orderly reset of downing street is insulting to the intelligence and it won t insulting to the intelligence and it won t last, is the
when he was in charge of the crown prosecution service. the critical decision that was wrong in that case, the original investigation was that police told each of the victims there was no other victim. so they did not know there were three others in of course each of them then said, i don t want to find any witness box in my own facing jimmy savile also the prosecutor of that in south east at the time said these women are not about to give evidence and that was the view taken by the police, that was a critical decision taken before he was even. so i didn t know it, keir starmer didn t know it, it was dealt with as likely as it should be, as it always is done by policy and as soon as he got made aware of it, was afterjimmy savile s death. keir starmer change everything, we changed in guidance, policy and in the three years that followed before
minister in this case one is a vote of confidence from swati connie cannot be challenged for another year or so if borisjohnson were to face a vote of confidence and will to win it, he would be safe in his job for another year. to win it, he would be safe in his job for another year. thank you very much indeed. job for another year. thank you very much indeed, we job for another year. thank you very much indeed, we will job for another year. thank you very much indeed, we will speak- job for another year. thank you very much indeed, we will speak to - job for another year. thank you very much indeed, we will speak to you i much indeed, we will speak to you soon, i m sure. staying focused on uk politics. as you may have seen. borisjohnson has been widely criticised , including within his own party , for a statement he made on tuesday in parliament. he accused the labour leader keir starmer , a former director of public prosecutions , of failing to prosecute the sexual predatorjim
of his team in just 2a hours. including one of his longest serving allies. this is munira mirza, an aide to mrjohnson for 1h years. she quit yesterday, criticising her boss over incorrect comments suggesting sir keir starmer was linked to the decision not to prosecutejimmy savile. these three have left ambien. these three have left too. the prime minister s director of communications, his principal private secretary and chief of staff have also left, all three caught up in the parties row, but their departures leave big questions over the future direction of number ten. and this morning of fifth resignation. and elena narozanski hung up her gloves today, another member of the prime minister s policy unit hanging up her gloves. the prime minister was clear in his response to the sue gray update that there would be changes at number 10 downing street. that is what has happened.
are bringing jobs and investment and a brighter future to the people of sunderland. that is what i m here to do in conjunction with all the political parties here in sunderland. sajid javid was also asked if the prime minister s position was tenable. the prime minister has been really clear in his response to the reports, the update from sue gray. he came to parliament as he said he would, he apologised, and he set out and said that he will change things. and he s started making this changes already. he hasn t said sorry for using that slur against keir starmer. you have read what munira mirza said. do you agree? should borisjohnson categorically apologise for the savile slur? keir starmer did a good job in the dpp. sir keir starmer deserves absolute respect for that, but the prime minister has come out and clarified his remarks.