ahead of the covid public inquiry,say they were obliged to pass on evidence of potential law breaking under the civil service code. is it fitting and proper that the correct procedure, certain anomalies vigorously investigated, or is it a smear, a stitch up, a witchhunt? they will not let lockdown lie. who said lie? it is on the front pages left, right and centre, we have been here before. it is an avid ready phone in, it has got to be done! forward to hearing from you on this one. that is what we re doing. we will be reading all your text to get a measure of what you think, here is the news from karishma patel. the annual rate of inflation in the uk fell to 8.7% in april, the first time since august last year that it s been in single figures. inflation had been at10.1% in march. borisjohnson s office has said it s totally untrue that the former prime minister may have committed further breaches of covid rules. labour has called on the government to explain why the allegati
borisjohnson has lost boris johnson has lost the confidence of the british people. borisjohnson has got to go. we will have reaction to the by election defeat. the biggest vote last in numerical terms of any by election ever. labour re takes wakefield, which it lost at the 2019 general election with the party s leader also insisting that it s time for a new non conservative government. now we ve had the sort of swing that puts us on track notjust for a labour government, but for a majority labour government, so this is hugely significant for the labour party and i m so proud. prince charles opens at the summit in rwanda by acknowledging the legacy of the slave trade. i in rwanda by acknowledging the legacy of the slave trade. i cannot ex - ress legacy of the slave trade. i cannot exwess the legacy of the slave trade. i cannot express the depths legacy of the slave trade. i cannot express the depths of legacy of the slave trade. i cannot express the depths of my - legacy
Inflation, because teachers. let me answer that. high inflation, because the teachers. let me answer that. high inflation, because the country - teachers. let me answer that. high inflation, because the country isn t| inflation, because the country isn t doing so well after brexit. now people cannot afford to pay their bills. that is why they are going on strike. that s another mess he got us into. the reason the strike started is because of him! now you are telling me you are defending him, he has done well, getting us out, stepped up to the plate. these are clearly complex out, stepped up to the plate. these are clearly complex matters - out, stepped up to the plate. these are clearly complex matters which l are clearly complex matters which deserve further attention. there is a central question this morning, whether you think this is a political stitch up of boris johnson. thank you, and kaz, thank you so much a deed. i johnson. thank you, and kaz, thank you so much a deed. j
Everybody- done. thank you very much, everybody. tim, done. thank you very much, everybody. tim, i done. thank you very much, everybody. tim, iwill- done. thank you very much, everybody. tim, i will come | done. thank you very much, l everybody. tim, i will come to done. thank you very much, - everybody. tim, i will come to you. let s hear from you. everybody. tim, i will come to you. let s hearfrom you. we everybody. tim, i will come to you. let s hear from you. we have three mps later on and you can ask whatever you want. someone from labour, someone from the conservative party and someone from the scottish national party. more of your thoughts on whether this is a political stitch up. borisjohnson, lockdown, what is the question? is it a lockdown stitch up? get in touch. inflation has fallen below 10% for the first time since august. official figures show prices went up by 8.7% in the year to april down from march s 10.1. as we ve been hearing
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