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was politically convenient to do so and now find it politically convenient to question that integrity. convenient to question that inteuri . ., convenient to question that inteuri . ., , , integrity. and of course, boris johnson now integrity. and of course, boris johnson now is integrity. and of course, boris johnson now is being - integrity. and of course, boris johnson now is being accused | integrity. and of course, boris i johnson now is being accused of knowing what he was doing now and he was breaking the rules and the restrictions. what do you make of that? 50 restrictions. what do you make of that? 4 restrictions. what do you make of that? ~ ., ., that? so i think, obviously i m not -a to that? so i think, obviously i m not party to everything that? so i think, obviously i m not party to everything that that? so i think, obviously i m not party to everything that the - party to everything that the privilege committee has been seen but we saw in their report tha
many are also waiting for sue gray s report but labour says, whatever it says, mrjohnson is still on the hook. there has been umpteen parties in downing street. a culture is set at the top, as william hague no labour stooge, the former tory leader writes in the times newspaper today. culture is set at the top, so in that respect, the buck stops with borisjohnson. until that report is published it looks like claims and counter claims may well continue. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. let s talk to our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. mps correspondent, damian grammaticas. have had so the mps have had some time to digestive the thoughts of their constituents, tory mps in particular. are things looking better or worse for the prime minister, would you say? i think they sort of pretty much. difficult to say at the minute because they have been hearing what we hear is a lot of anger from their constituents in some parts, in other parts some people saying they don t think
caulfield told her constituency was clearly spirit of the rules had been broken in number ten and she would be calling for action against anyone found to have breached them. she is also waiting for the report. labour says whatever the report says, mr johnson is still on the hook. there has been umpteen parties in downing street. a culture is set at the top, as william hague no labour stooge, the former tory leader writes in the times newspaper today. culture is set at the top, so in that respect, the buck stops with borisjohnson. until that report is published it looks like claims and counter claims may well continue. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. earlier, i spoke to our political correspondent, damian grammaticas, who told us about the current mood amongst the tory party. they have been hearing what we hear is a lot of anger from their constituents, in some parts, in other parts, some people saying they don t think that support for. borisjohnson supporters say they do not thi