break for boris johnson. he will face mps later after being fined for breaking his own lockdown laws. more than 50 penalties have now been issued for parties in government buildings. the chancellor, rishi sunak, got one, so did the prime minister s wife, carriejohnson. many are expecting more fines to come. in a statement in parliament later, mrjohnson is expected to apologise to mps. he is said to understand the strength of feeling about rule breaking in downing street. but he also wants to move on and focus on other issues, like the war in ukraine and the cost of living squeeze. his critics say he should be resigning for breaking the law. in manchester yesterday, different opinions among voters. i think it should just be left now. yes, he has apologised, he said what he needed to say. just come out with the truth now. just get on with it. if nothing gets done about. obviously, these fines in the past, lyou know, it isjust going to keepl
he is said to understand the strength of feeling about rule breaking in downing street. but he also wants to move on and focus on other issues, like the war in ukraine and the cost of living squeeze. his critics say he should be resigning for breaking the law. in manchester yesterday, different opinions among voters. i think it should just be left now. yes, he has apologised, he said what he needed to say. just come out with the truth now. just get on with it. if nothing gets done about. obviously, these fines in the past, lyou know, it isjust going to keepl on going until the next a sort of election, so, anything - they cannot sweep it under the carpet would be good. i if there are laws that are made for the uk, or people that live in the uk, i feel like it should go across the board. it should notjust be for the common man, it should be for the politicians, as well. the prime minister is also facing claims he misled parliament with comments like this one.
correspondent, nick eardley. this won t be an easy return from the easter break for boris johnson. he will face mps later after being fined for breaking his own lockdown laws. more than 50 penalties have now been issued for parties in government buildings. the chancellor, rishi sunak, got one, so did the prime minister s wife, carriejohnson. many are expecting more fines to come. in a statement in parliament later, mrjohnson is expected to apologise to mps. he is said to understand the strength of feeling about rule breaking in downing street, but he also wants to move on and focus on other issues, like the war in ukraine and the cost of living squeeze. what our prime minister has done is outlined that he recognised the things at number ten were not being done in a way the public would expect them to be done. he s changed the team, he has done what he said he would do on that. he s accepted the fixed penalty notice last week. he s paid that fine, apologised for that, and he s getting b
upgrade it needs, and so research has shown us that this can vary from a few hundred pounds for loft insulation, through to of the order of several thousand pounds in order to upgrade the heating system for example, to something that was an air source heat example, to something that was an airsource heat pump, example, to something that was an air source heat pump, which would be then electric heating instead of gas based heating, but certainly what we need to be looking at is ways in which we can support everybody, all households in improving the fabric of their homes so people can live using less energy and to do that, we immediate to think about how to pay for that, immediate to think about how to pay forthat, because immediate to think about how to pay for that, because not everybody has those funds available and sometimes our policy mechanisms forget about the people that are on the lowest incomes flit the people that are on the lowest income . ., , the people that are on the low
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