question which is really important for mps as well, did he tell parliament as quickly as he could he had got it wrong? there are some questions about why he waited a fee months before correcting the record, is the phrase always used by folk around westminster. they are going to be two key questions today. remember, john, all of this really matters for the political future of borisjohnson. the seven mps on the committee, four tories, two labour and one snp will have the ability to judge whether he told the truth to parliament and why he misled them. ultimately they could come up with a sanction, everything from an apology to suspending him from the house of commons. this will be absolutely crucial to the future of boris johnson, politically, and whether he has any chance at all becoming a minister, or dare we even say it trying for high office again. tpm,
it is immoral and above all for conservative advocates it is incredibly expensive. the costs are eye watering, you are going to send people 6000 miles into central africa. questions about the political future of borisjohnson will be raised in the near future. of borisjohnson will be raised in the nearfuture. there are of borisjohnson will be raised in the near future. there are local elections coming up in the uk next month which will be a test for him as well as the other uk parties. he has faced accusations he misled mps regarding what you said about parties in downing street and other whitehall buildings during the pandemic. he has received a fixed penalty notice which he has paid. could that be mortar, for him and other government figures? the police