the steelworks in mariupol where ukrainian fighters are holding out, but will blockade it instead. translation: i consider the proposed storming i of the industrial zone unnecessary. block off this industrial area so that even a fly cannot escape. meanwhile, ukraine says four buses carrying civilians from mariupol have managed to leave the besieged city. manchester united get their man the dutchman erik ten hag is confirmed as their new manager. and birthday tributes for the queen 96 today. and coming up on the bbc news channel. ukrainian tennis player elina svitolina says russian and belarusian players speaking out against russia should be allowed to compete at wimbledon. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister is on a trade mission to india today while, back here, mps are due to vote on whether to investigate him over claims he misled parliament about lockdown parties in downing street. labour want a commons committee to hold an inquiry i
Are calls for mps to investigate whether the prime minister misled parliament with claims he s never broken covid rules. i parliament with claims he s never broken covid rules. broken covid rules. i don t think that should broken covid rules. i don t think that should happen broken covid rules. i don t think that should happen until- broken covid rules. i don t think that should happen until the - that should happen until the investigation is completed, and that s investigation is completed, and that s my investigation is completed, and that s my only point. i have said this time that s my only point. i have said this time and time again, let s get, let s let this time and time again, let s get, let s let the this time and time again, let s get, let s let the investigators do their stuff and let s let the investigators do their stuff and then obviously do it then. is back home, events were moving fast as mps gathered to debate a parliamentary probe into partygate, the go
They wish, most of them are running for the hills or running for their constituencies at least, and getting as far away as possible as they can from this whole saga at westminster this afternoon. the motion will probably go through on the nod, as it s known in parliamentary language, knowing it sjust accepted without a vote, and that is the upshot of all of this. it means borisjohnson will, in all likelihood, face yet another investigation over the saga that s become known as partygate, a committee of mps will look into whether he knowingly misled parliament with his statements time and again that no rules were broken. he obviously subsequently was fined with a fixed penalty notice for breaking the laws himself. that is perhaps most worrying mouth for the prime minister, that investigation, if he is found to have misled parliament, he would be expected to resign, on top of the police investigation and the sue gray report into what happened, but aside
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