questionnaires from durham police. they have been issued bastion s by durham police who are investigating that event in april last year in the run up to a by election in the area where sir keir starmer was pictured drinking a beer. there was a takeaway curry. at the time the rules band socialising indoors and mixing of households except for work purposes, and labour have maintained throughout that that was a work event and that sir keir starmer was eating and drinking in between work. durham police are investigating that event there is a lot at stake, sir keir starmer that he would resign if he is keir starmer that he would resign if heisissued keir starmer that he would resign if he is issued with a fixed penalty notice and so has angela rayner. the investigation is expected to run for at least a few more weeks before it concludes, and detectives will be looking at the answers sir keir starmer and angela rayner give and corroborating that with other evidence they have gathered to come
all along this was a work event and no rules were broken but now labour, the police investigation is now pushing forward there, as well. thanks forjoining us. access to family doctors is fast becoming one of the biggest problems for the nhs according to patients groups, while some areas of england are having to cope with much lower numbers of gps per head than other areas. new analysis by the nuffield trust for the bbc has found that demand for gp services continues to rise at a time when more doctors are switching to part time working. the areas with the highest number of patients per gp are shown on this map with darker colours and the areas with lowest levels are shown in lighter colours. wirral on merseyside is one of the best served areas in england, with the lowest number of patients for every gp, while
in which he appears to have popped in. he gave a mealy mouthed answer when asked about it and told that no rules were broken, but he must have known this was a party and not a work event. its difficulty, leaving aside the police, and it is for them to explain the reasoning, is he has lied about this, and lying in parliament fundamentally undermines all the trust in democratic institutions in this country, it is very corrosive and very dangerous anti torture resign, and the conservative party or two graduate of him if he does not, that they are so paralysed i doubt they will it is very corrosive and he ought to resign. is very corrosive and he ought to resin. ., , ., ., is very corrosive and he ought to resin. ., ., ., resign. for somebody to live a happy had deliberately resign. for somebody to live a happy had deliberately told resign. for somebody to live a happy had deliberately told and resign. for somebody to live a happy had deliberately told and untrue. - resign. for so
and the stories you ve heard about. but irrespective of that, i think boris johnson s supporters but irrespective of that, i think borisjohnson s supporters would say maybe these photos make the prime ministers case that he was at work. you can see the red box carries his papers in, he is standing, not sitting, and their argument is he wasjust passing through sitting, and their argument is he was just passing through and stayed there very briefly for what he thought was a work event, while he was at work. that is the case. he s been made for these claims. however, the opposition parties are still trying to use every trick they can to try and get at him. the focus today seems to moving on to the metropolitan police with the liberal democrats asking the police complaints watchdog to investigate. i m not sure if that s going to lead anywhere, because you basically have to be a victim of a crime to get the police watchdog to investigate your case, so i m not sure that will be a goen case,
good morning. welcome to bbc news. here are your headlines at nine o clock. the met police are facing fresh questions after photos emerged of the prime minister drinking at a leaving do in downing street during lockdown but he was t fined for it. he wasn t fined for this event, and as you can see he s raising a glass and he seems to be saying cheers and thank you to a member of staff as he left the office that day. the government are preoccupied by boris the government are preoccupied by borisjohnson s political the government are preoccupied by boris johnson s political survival. they boris johnson s political survival. they are boris johnson s political survival. they are paralysed by inaction. what difference do the latest photos make to you? boris johnson wasn t fined for raising a glass at one of his aide s leaving do s during the second lockdown. number 10 say it was a work event.