wider public. i have heard from lots of people, constituents and elsewhere, who lost loved ones over that first wave of covid and since, made sacrifices, followed the rules, and are, frankly, disgusted at the behaviour of the pm and the government. xtet behaviour of the pm and the government. behaviour of the pm and the government. behaviour of the pm and the rovernment. ., , ~ , ., government. yet some of his mps are sa in: if he government. yet some of his mps are saying if he apologises, government. yet some of his mps are saying if he apologises, if government. yet some of his mps are saying if he apologises, if he - saying if he apologises, if he says. gives a straight answer as to whether or not he was at the party and witnesses are certainly place him at the made be 20th 2020, if he apologises and refocuses and sets a new town may 20th. that he can go on. some of his mps are saying that, aren t they? t can go on. some of his mps are saying that, aren t they? i disagree wi
missed weddings and things of their own children following the rules, if the person who set those rules did not follow those rules, then his position becomes untenable. the mechanism for that, half a dozen different ways you could go about that. but i would say to your point about conservative mps who thinks this is survivable, i would say they are answering the wrong question. the question is not how can we get borisjohnson through these next days as prime minister but how do we best lead this country question at this pandemic is not over. we will be asking the british public to make sacrifices in the coming days, weeks and months. the only question is how can we do that the best way possible? if they are answering another question, that shows just how badly wrong they are getting it. just to go back to the point i was asking about, if enough conservative mps don t do that, will labour, in conjunction with other parties, look at a vote of no confidence, even if you think perhaps initi
what would you be saying? t advising boris johnson this morning, what would you be saying? what would you be saying? i would say silence what would you be saying? i would say silence and what would you be saying? i would say silence and avoiding what would you be saying? i would say silence and avoiding the - say silence and avoiding the questions are really not your friend right now. i think it is now the time for humility, some contrition and just answering the question, frankly, being honest about what happened. the problem here is this has been going on for a few weeks now and we have had nothing to see here from number 10 and then we have had there was no party, no rules were broken and an investigation. all of which hasjust were broken and an investigation. all of which has just made were broken and an investigation. all of which hasjust made it were broken and an investigation. all of which has just made it worse, where if something did happen and it was wrong, then say t
and candid with the truth as well. so to hide and hope it goes away i don t think is acceptable. he has to show some honesty. you don t think is acceptable. he has to show some honesty. don t think is acceptable. he has to show some honesty. you may have “ust heard adam fleming i show some honesty. you may have “ust heard adam fleming say i show some honesty. you may have “ust heard adam fleming say there is h show some honesty. you may have “ust heard adam fleming say there is a h heard adam fleming say there is a group of conservative mps who think this is survivable for boris johnson. the lib dems leader ed davey this morning was calling on conservative mps in his words to do the right thing and get rid of boris johnson. he said it was their duty to make him go for the good of the country. is labour or will labour talk to the lib dems, snp and others about a potential vote of no confidence in borisjohnson? no confidence in boris johnson? well, no confidence in borisjohnson?
to stick with not commenting on the events of may 2020 and say he won t comment whilst an investigation takes place? comment whilst an investigation takeslace? ,, ., ., ., , ~ , takes place? quite a lot of his mps think that isn t takes place? quite a lot of his mps think that isn t tenable takes place? quite a lot of his mps think that isn t tenable and - takes place? quite a lot of his mps think that isn t tenable and they i think that isn t tenable and they would like to add some kind of explanation from the prime minister today at the very least about what happened in the downing street garden on the 20th of may 2020. an acknowledgement of whether he was there or not, which we have not had yet. an explanation. some i d like him to go further and maybe even offer an apology. the opposition parties going further than that, the liberal democrat leader ed davey saying if the prime minister attended that party unknowingly broke the rules, he should resign. labour also upping the an