it is going places very fast. the opportunity for us to deepen our partnership, deepen our friendship and our ties is enormous. we are here in gujarat, in the west of india. i think there are about 1.6 million gujaratis in the uk alone. there is a massive, massive interconnection between our countries. you are a long way from - westminster today, where the lockdown breaking party saga will again dominate the day. i you have ordered your mp5 to delay a possible - investigation into whether you misled parliament. i it is a really serious matter. why are you kicking this into the long grass? - iam very. let me just say, i am very keen for every possible form of scrutiny. and the house of commons can do whatever it wants to do, but all i would say is that i don t think that that should happen until the investigation is completed, and that is my only point. i have said this time
talk about, that s fine. but i want to talk about the stuff we are doing to talk about the stuff we are doing to take forward the uk. there is a massive agenda of investment in the uk, particularly on renewable technologies, which i think is very exciting and of huge benefit for the long term. exciting and of huge benefit for the iona-term. :, :, ~ , :, long-term. your own mps are looking at ou long-term. your own mps are looking at you continue long-term. your own mps are looking at you continue to long-term. your own mps are looking at you continue to handle long-term. your own mps are looking at you continue to handle this - at you continue to handle this fallout from the lockdown breaking party saga and they are frankly giving up on you. mark harper, a senior tory mp, said earlier this week that you have to go. steve baker, a fellow brexiteer, said you should resign. you are losing credibility of your pulmonary party. that is what you say. it is credibility of your pulmonary