the cost of living crisis. very few conservatives are publicly criticising mrjohnson. one of his fiercest critics, the scottish leader douglas ross, has retracted his call for him to go. but a colleague disagrees. i think that the prime minister should walk now because, one, he s been shown to have broken the laws of the land that he himself set. because he presided over a culture in number ten where there was persistent lawbreaking. and because he went and told both the parliament and the country that no laws had been broken when they clearly had been. and he knew that they had been. mrjohnson, safe in number ten for now but the police investigation is far from over. in thailand, the most important buddhist holiday is under way.
they re the ones who put that in place. - we re not the only people that lost somebody. - conservative mps insist they understand the public anger, but say ousting the prime minister when there s a war in ukraine would be wrong. the liberal democrats said he wasn t a decent man, and the snp condemned the culture of entitlement in downing street. labour piled in, too. the idea that we can t change leadership now because of the war in ukraine or because of the economic crisis, i think it s the other way round, that actually we need fresh leadership and we need leaders who can concentrate on the job in hand, which is tackling russian aggression and supporting ukraine and also here at home tackling the cost of living crisis. very few conservatives are publicly criticising mrjohnson. one of his fiercest critics, the scottish leader douglas ross, has retracted his call for him to go, but a colleague disagrees. i think that the prime minister should walk now because, one, he s been shown to h
who can concentrate on the job in hand, which is tackling russian aggression and supporting ukraine, and also here at home, tackling the cost of living crisis. very few conservatives are publicly criticising mrjohnson. one of his fiercest critics, the scottish leader douglas ross, has retracted his call for him to go. but a colleague disagrees. i think that the prime minister should walk now because, one, he s been shown to have broken the laws of the land that he himself set. because he presided over a culture in number ten where there was persistent lawbreaking. and because he went and told both the parliament and the country that no laws had been broken when they clearly had been. and he knew that they had been. mrjohnson, safe in number ten for now but the police investigation is far from over. you re watching newsday on the bbc.
getting a section of time - with our baby girl and knowing she was going to die, - and there were people having parties, and who made the rules? they re the ones who put that in place. - we re not the only people that lost somebody. - conservative mps insist they understand the public anger, but say ousting the prime minister when there s a war in ukraine would be wrong. the liberal democrats said he wasn t a decent man, and the snp condemned a culture of entitlement in downing street. labour piled in, too. the idea that we can t change leadership now because of the war in ukraine or because of the economic crisis, i think it s actually the other way round, that actually we need fresh leadership and we need leaders who can concentrate on the job in hand, which is tackling russian aggression and supporting ukraine, and also here at home, tackling the cost of living crisis. very few conservatives are publicly criticising mrjohnson. one of his fiercest critics, the scottish leader dougl
change leadership now because of the war in ukraine or because of the economic crisis, i think it s actually the other way round, that actually we need fresh leadership and we need leaders who can concentrate on the job in hand, which is tackling russian aggression and supporting ukraine, and also here at home, tackling the cost of living crisis. very few conservatives are publicly criticising mrjohnson. one of his fiercest critics, the scottish leader douglas ross, has retracted his call for him to go. but a colleague disagrees. i think that the prime minister should walk now because, one, he s been shown to have broken the laws of the land that he himself set. because he presided over a culture in number 10 where there was persistent lawbreaking. and because he went and told both the parliament and the country that no laws had been broken when they clearly had been. and he knew that they had been. mrjohnson, safe in number 10 for now but the police investigation is far from over.