contempt of parliament over his own lockdown behaviour, and says he should recuse himself. we ll be asking the political writer and johnson biographer andrew gimson and the shadow leader of the house thangam debbonaire how they think this sorry tale will end. also tonight. with gilt rates throught the roof and inflation refusing to plunge, will interest rates have to rise and result in more mortgage misery? we ll be asking an economic adviser to chancellorjeremy hunt and a former bank of england insider. we have a report from the palestinian territories on how young people see the political situation there. what do you hope for? we all hope for the same thing, to liberate palestine. but what does that really mean? and what does the question really mean, what do you hope for? i can hope for many things. and whatjust happened in california? it s a new world record. tonight we ll bejoined by a record holding super cuber who s going to show us how its done. good evening. in the h
haddon of the institute for government and she says that there is a difference. i government and she says that there is a difference. is a difference. i think it is a problem is a difference. i think it is a problem for is a difference. i think it is a problem for bernard - is a difference. i think it is a problem for bernard jenkinl is a difference. i think it is a i problem for bernard jenkin to is a difference. i think it is a - problem for bernard jenkin to deal problem for bernard jenkin to deal with in problem for bernard jenkin to deal with in the problem for bernard jenkin to deal with in the same way as the entire partygate with in the same way as the entire partygate story was a problem for anyone partygate story was a problem for anyone accused of breaking the covid rules anyone accused of breaking the covid rules i anyone accused of breaking the covid rules. i think in terms of the privileges rules. i think in terms of the privileges committee, what they wer
somebody who is familiar with the contents of this report, and they told me it is damning and it is damning on page after page. i should say, i haven t seen the report, i have to wait until nine o clock in the morning tomorrow like everyone else, but i ve been told that the committee have taken a particularly unfavourable view of something that sort of became apparent on the day that borisjohnson gave evidence to that borisjohnson gave evidence to that committee. famously in parliament, borisjohnson told mps that he had been advised by officials that all covid rules had been followed in downing street at the time of what were then the alleged parties during the lockdown in downing street. written and oral evidence of that was published by the committee on the day of his evidence session showed that those are very downing street officials said to the then prime minister, be careful about making those sorts of claims, and it looks like they ve really picked up on that in the committee si
good evening. in the house of commons today the writ was moved for the by election to replace borisjohnson as the mp for uxbridge and south ruislip. tomorrow we are expecting to see the report by the privileges committee that prompted the man who was prime minister this time last year to quit as an mp last week. borisjohnson is going down and appears determined to drag those he blames for his downfall with him. following allegations made today by the website guido fawkes that bernard jenkin, one of four tories on the privileges committee that signed off the report, attended birthday drinks in parliament during covid restrictions, borisjohnson has called on him to resign from the committee. nick s here. nick, we will come to bernard jenkin in a moment, but first, what can you tell us about what is going to hit at nine o clock tomorrow morning? it is a 30,000 word report, lots of addendums, lots of evidence will be published and i was told that it takes you to hours to read the body of t
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