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into the allegations by m5 ghani, another tory mp william wragg has spoken to the police today about his allegations that conservative party whips tried to blackmail mp5 into supporting the prime minister by threatening to withdraw finance and projects from their constituencies. and then of course, we re still awaiting sue gray s report into the allegations about parties at downing street. 0ur political editor laura kuen55berg is in westminster for us, it s hard to keep up. it is it i5a it is a critical week for boris johnson and a very difficult one, as you suggest. the list of problems downing street is having to confront is getting longer and longer and longer and longer, and at westminster tonight there is little sense that number ten is in control of events. there is a din, a deafening volume of claims against downing street. the start of the week that could overwhelm the prime minister. another investigation, claims of
long? the problem for number ten are more thanjust political long? the problem for number ten are more than just political noise, there is a nervous anticipation in their over an official report into what really happened in downing street over a lockdown. some tory mp5 have privately concluded already that boris johnson s mp5 have privately concluded already that borisjohnson s time is up, but many more of the disgruntled are waiting and watching to see what that official inquiry, led by the senior civil servant sue gray, says. the contents of that could spare or break the leadership of boris johnson. there are, of course, those who have long been trying to hasten borisjohnson from who have long been trying to hasten boris johnson from office. who have long been trying to hasten borisjohnson from office. dominic cummings, his formeradviserand borisjohnson from office. dominic cummings, his former adviser and no enemy, has given written evidence to the inquiry, but neither he knows or h