thing to do, i accept that. but unfortunately, then went onto say that he spent 25 minutes a day, what he described as a work event, which was in fact a party. having said on the 8th of december, at the dispatch box, that it was not aware of any parties in downing street. when he clearly attended one, which means he misled the house. the clearly attended one, which means he misled the house. misled the house. the mood isn t areat. misled the house. the mood isn t great- there misled the house. the mood isn t great. there is misled the house. the mood isn t great. there is a misled the house. the mood isn t great. there is a lot misled the house. the mood isn t great. there is a lot of misled the house. the mood isn t great. there is a lot of concern i great. there is a lot of concern among great. there is a lot of concern among colleagues about the damage that these revelations are doing to the conservative party. but i do think the conservative party. but i do think yeste
to the bbc news at one. borisjohnson s future as prime minister remains in the balance, despite his apology for attending a drinks party during the first coronavirus lockdown in 2020. some senior conservatives are calling for him to resign. but members of the cabinet have rallied to his defence, after he said yesterday, he understood the public s rage at his actions. he pulled out of a planned visit to a vaccination clinic today, after a family member tested positive for coronavirus. with all the latest, here s our political correspondent, helen catt. westminster is waiting. as the fallout from the pmi s apology for what he handled correct my carry handle for what he claims were given continues. borisjohnson should have beenin continues. borisjohnson should have been in front of the cameras in lancashire today. the visit cancelled. one of his family members tested positive for covid. some of his own mps have been on the airwaves. his own mps have been on the airwaves- his own mps have
fiona lamdin, bbc news. our political correspondent nick eardley is in westminster for us now. nick, i suppose the bottom line is, did yesterday s apology do the trick for the prime minister? weill. did yesterday s apology do the trick for the prime minister? well, look, clive, we for the prime minister? well, look, clive. we have for the prime minister? well, look, clive, we have had for the prime minister? well, look, clive, we have had a for the prime minister? well, look, clive, we have had a steady - for the prime minister? well, look, clive, we have had a steady stream j clive, we have had a steady stream of cabinet ministers coming out to bat for the prime minister, which is always a sure sign that the man at the top is under significant pressure. but i have got to say that within the wider conservative party there isn t felt the same sort of full throated support for the prime minister are coming forward. and i think the next few days are going to be really dangerous for