our political correspondent jonathan blakejoins us now. the premise is hailing this is a post brexit success story, but there is controversy about the parties? good morning, yes, there is. if the pm was good morning, yes, there is. if the pm was hoping to return having reasserted this authority as prime minister. reasserted this authority as prime minister, shifted the narrative so that everyone was focused on this efforts that everyone was focused on this efforts to that everyone was focused on this efforts to get a trade deal with india efforts to get a trade deal with india and efforts to get a trade deal with india and the uk s response to the war in india and the uk s response to the war in ukraine, meaning erin had mostly war in ukraine, meaning erin had mostly forgotten about the saga of partygate, he will be disappointed. he has partygate, he will be disappointed. he has tackled some substantial issues he has tackled some substantial issues while in india, but i
allow setting up law firms, but the legal constituency has not allowed that. that would be of major interest. there are many areas, it really depends how far we go in terms of giving concessions in the case of tariffs on goods and how far in terms of fdi by the regulatory conditions that are out there for businesses to operate in each other s countries. businesses to operate in each other s countries. businesses to operate in each other s countries. thank you very much for talking other s countries. thank you very much for talking to other s countries. thank you very much for talking to us. other s countries. thank you very much for talking to us. thank- other s countries. thank you very l much for talking to us. thank you. thank you- borisjohnson boris johnson and the borisjohnson and the indian premier studied a press converse but do not take any questions. they announced a free trade deal by the end of the year. undoubtedly uk prime minister would have been asked questions
misled the house of commons. that is a convention, if you mislead the house, ministers in the past have resigned, and now there are question marks over the prime minister on whether he did mislead the house or not. jacob rees mogg has today insisted that the prime minister did not, he said the prime minister was given wrong information and that he made no deliberate effort to mislead anybody. the well secretary simon hart has today said that people have moved on from this, from the saga of partygate and does not believe the premise that should resign. the riddle of the opposition, keir starmer, once the prime minister to come to the house of commons and explain himself. downing street said they will comment at the end of the process, not in the middle of it. they said they would tell the public