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in downing street that the law ends at the number 10 garden wall. so many conservative mps feel hugely let down, angry and unable to justify what has happened. but, for plenty of them, borisjohnson is the reason they re in politics, the reason they re in parliament. so, to topple him just two years after winning so big at a general election, is a huge thing for them to contemplate, let alone do. mps return here this morning with plenty to ponder. chris mason, bbc news. 0ur chief political correspondent, adam fleming, joins us now. morning. the start of a new week in westminster. morning. the start of a new week in westminster- westminster. how has the weekend cone? westminster. how has the weekend one? has westminster. how has the weekend gone? has the westminster. how has the weekend gone? has the pressure westminster. how has the weekend gone? has the pressure on - westminster. how has the weekend gone? has the pressure on boris . gone? has the pressure on boris johnson eased or
public health and safety. he goes on to say that his children had asked him to leave politics for their sake as was his. he says he doesn t want his family s reputation to become a political football and he was with his family first. that breaking news in the past 20 minutes or so. of course, we will be back to westminster for more reaction to the decision by unpleasant stand on as mp for north shropshire. while we re waiting for more news on westminster mould breaking news that david fuller who you may recall from the case a few days ago has pleaded guilty to both murders of wendy nell and caroline pierce. now, that has happened just in the last five minutes or so crown court. our correspondence on sinus was that just a few days ago cutting the, covering the start of this trial. just talk us through what s happen
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