convivial and full fraternal spirit doesn t protect everyone else fraternal spirit. the government cannot have it both ways. can the right honourable gentleman asked his friends, do the right thing, where the masks? if not for themselves and each other, at least for the staff. mr speaker, on monday the committee for standards in public life published the 23rd report over 25 years have passed since the seven principles of public life were first introduced off the back of a previous escapade of tory sleaze and the government, and we are back there again must could the leader of there again must could the leader of the is confirm whether the government is going to endorse this report? 0r government is going to endorse this report? or if they don t like the recommendations, which i strongly suspect they don t, will theyjust abolish the committee? will they establish another sham committee so that the government can get the answers it wants? and yes, mr speaker, labourwill answers it wan
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the direction of the war, but it is unlikely that peace will prevail. and for millions in northern ethiopia, the war has already taken its toll. this the headlines on bbc news new research says the hpv vaccine is cutting cases of cervical cancer by almost 90% cancer research calls it a historic moment. scientists say global carbon emissions are returning to pre pandemic levels more quickly than expected. police in australia charge a man over the abduction of cleo smith, as new audio is released of the dramatic moment she was found. labour has accused the government of wallowing in sleaze , after borisjohnson supported a vote that blocked the suspension of a conservative mp. lord frost heads to paris to meet france s europe minister in paris