british forces against the taliban, and yet the prime minister, according to these e mails, overrode the defence according to these e mails, overrode the defence secretary of the day and authorised the defence secretary of the day and authorised evacuation of dogs. that is utterly authorised evacuation of dogs. that is utterly shameful, and every day we are is utterly shameful, and every day we are seeing more evidence that the man is we are seeing more evidence that the man is not we are seeing more evidence that the man is not a we are seeing more evidence that the man is not a leader, he a liar. we have had man is not a leader, he a liar. - have had numerous denials from the government that the prime minister was involved in this. should we not take them at face value? i was involved in this. should we not take them at face value? was involved in this. should we not take them at face value? i think we have not take them at face value? i think we have got it take them a
as westminster awaits the report of a senior civil servant into lockdown parties in government, borisjohnson faces mps in a row the house of commons. faces mps in a row the house of commons faces mps in a row the house of commons. . . . , commons. the labour leader has called on him commons. the labour leader has called on him to commons. the labour leader has called on him to step commons. the labour leader has called on him to step down. i commons. the labour leader has called on him to step down. the. called on him to step down. the ministerial code says that ministers who knowingly mislead parliament will be expected to offer their resignation. will be expected to offer their resianation. , ~ , resignation. does the prime minister believe that applies resignation. does the prime minister believe that applies to resignation. does the prime minister believe that applies to him? - resignation. does the prime minister believe that applies to him? mr i believe that applies t
will be published in full. the metropolitan police have also announced their own investigation into potential government breaches of the law, heaping yet more pressure on the prime minister. here s our political correspondentjonathan blake. westminster is waiting. the prime minister left downing street this morning with his fate hanging in the balance. expectations could not be higher as he arrived at the house of commons to face prime minister s questions. but for now, the questions and the answers sounded like more of the same. the ministerial code says that ministers who knowingly mislead parliament will be expected to offer their resignation. does the prime minister believe that applies to him?