involved with. boris, his career is not over, i think you will come fighting back in whatever capacity. and i think he is defending democracy, he is defending brexit as he voted yesterday against the protocol. boris is not finished. there is more to come from him, i think. , ., ., , think. yes, that vote still went throu . h think. yes, that vote still went through despite think. yes, that vote still went through despite a think. yes, that vote still went through despite a small - think. yes, that vote still went . through despite a small rebellion. david campbell bannerman, thank you very much indeed. thank you for your time. prince william is on an official two day visit to poland, his visit to the troops in the south east was kept secret for security reasons until he was back in warsaw. we are back in a few minutes with much more news and more on the current economic picture with an expected interest rate decision in
stayed in its tupperware box. that the blair sneddon cake. things like that have been blown out of all proportion and one hopes that this committee whines it up and we can move on from this. committee whines it up and we can move on from this. again, i want to uuote move on from this. again, i want to quote another move on from this. again, i want to quote another newspaper, - move on from this. again, i want to quote another newspaper, the - move on from this. again, i want to i quote another newspaper, the mirror, which supports the left in this country more. but their front page, just drinks after a difficult day, 20 people were having difficult days, boris. he talked about repeatedly wanting to thank staff and that was the reason for these gatherings. yet we have heard from people like the covid survivors bereavement family groups that they feel the behaviour that went on was insulting and this does matter, it is more about cake and having a drink, it is about his entire resp
about. johnson besieged but defiant. johnson fights for his future. is there a sense the tide is going out on borisjohnson s political career? i don t think so it all, i watched the four hours yesterday, i thought he put up a very robust defence, he was very challenging of some of the allegations made. and to me, in his defence, he talks about it being unfair the process. i think he proved that yesterday. and i came out of it very strongly. out of it very strongly. camilla tominey in out of it very strongly. camilla tominey in the out of it very strongly. camilla tominey in the telegraph, - out of it very strongly. camilla i tominey in the telegraph, again, out of it very strongly. camilla - tominey in the telegraph, again, a supportive newspaper in the past, said, borisjohnson was struggling to take back control of his own political future. to take back control of his own politicalfuture. he has been very damaged, hasn t he? political future. he has been very damaged, hasn t he?