have a look at that. the second question is did he correct the l question is did he correct the record quickly enough? how do you go about proving that? i record quickly enough? how do you go about proving that? about proving that? i think that s where he s about proving that? i think that s where he s facing about proving that? i think that s where he s facing the about proving that? i think that s where he s facing the most - about proving that? i think that s. where he s facing the most danger today. it s pretty evident that he didn t correct the record quickly. in his omission, he says this is because you then had the sue gray inquiry and then the metropolitan police inquiry. it s fair enough to say while he is under investigation by the police that he doesn t come back to the house of commons and hold his hand up and say, i may have committed an offence, breach the law is. however, what you had to look at now is what else is going on and the real question is about misguidan
subject in part to the sue gray investigation, but she had to close her investigations into that, she says, in her report because of the metropolitan police taking over. so nobody, as far as we are aware was fined for an event that took place then. and there are allegations of a second gathering that took place in the prime minister s flat on his birthday. the party s deputy spokesman was asked about this and they said anyone in the sue gray inquiry, anyone with credible evidence was able to come forward and any any evidence of gatherings would have been able to have been gathered for that inquiry. this whole episode, the party gate saga is continuing and we have an investigation by parliament s investigation by pa rliament s privileges investigation by parliament s privileges committee into suggestions the prime minister may or may not have deliberately misled parliament with some of his early statements. that is still to come, so we haven t heard the end of this yet. so we haven t he
investigation that will report after that. you are calling for another look into his conduct. loath? that. you are calling for another look into his conduct. that. you are calling for another look into his conduct. why do we need another? look into his conduct. why do we need another? as look into his conduct. why do we need another? as you look into his conduct. why do we need another? as you say, - look into his conduct. why do we need another? as you say, there look into his conduct. why do we i need another? as you say, there is more than just one issue. we do need another? as you say, there is more thanjust one issue. we do not know how many fixed penalties he may end up having because the sue gray inquiry is looking at numerous allegations of parties throughout their covid law and pandemic and this particular motion tomorrow is about whether boris johnson deliberately misled parliament. that is a serious issue. that is why the prime minister wants it to go away because he
borisjohnson and the chancellor, rishi sunak, are to be issued with fines over breaching lockdown regulations in downing street. breaching lockdown regulations detectives are looking into 12 events in government buildings that may have broken the rules; they ve recommended 50 fines since their investigation began. it comes after the sue gray inquiry and the met police spent weeks investigating alleged covid lockdown breaching parties in downing street and across whitehall. earlier, the met police said that 30 furtherfines had been issued bringing the total number to over 50. the news has sparked calls from opposition figures across the political spectrum for the prime minister and chancellor to resign. the covid i9 bereaved families forjustice group have said there is simply no way the prime minister and chancellor can continue in their posts the prime minister has addressed the issues of parties
they, lying to parliament is a serious issue. we have a prime minister who doesn t respect the country and the office or anyone other than himself. he really needs to go and take his chancellor with him. , 2, to go and take his chancellor with him. , . 2 ., ,, ., . .,, him. christian wakeford, elected as conservative him. christian wakeford, elected as conservative mp him. christian wakeford, elected as conservative mp for him. christian wakeford, elected as conservative mp for bury him. christian wakeford, elected as conservative mp for bury south - him. christian wakeford, elected as conservative mp for bury south in l conservative mp for bury south in 2019 but is now a labour mp, thank you. borisjohnson and the chancellor, rishi sunak, are to be issued with fines over breaching lockdown regulations in downing street. that s the developing news this afternoon. detectives are looking into 12 events in government buildings that may have broken the rules; they ve recommended 50