Boris Johnson news – live: Labour accuses PM of ‘running scared’ as MPs debate sleaze row
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Boris Johnson absent as MPs debate sleaze claims in parliament – UK politics live
Latest updates: MPs debate standards after Owen Paterson vote after prime minister does not rule out peerage for former MPNo 10 says no need for watchdog to look into PM’s flat refurbWhat are the sleaze scandals facing Downing Street?Tory peer says Covid texts may have been deleted to save spaceMinister backs ban on MPs having lobbying-based second jobsCoronavirus – latest global updatesThe Downing Street lobby briefing is over, and the prime minister’s spokesman has confirmed that Boris Johnson will not be speaking in, or attending, the sleaze/standards/corruption debate in the Commons this afternoon.And he won’t be watching it on the TV in his office afterwards; he is on a visit to a hospital in the north-east. No 10 signalled that he would not be able to be able to return to London in time for the debate because the rail timetable did not allow this. Continue reading...
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Boris Johnson absent as MPs debate sleaze claims in parliament – UK politics live
Latest updates: MPs debate standards after Owen Paterson vote after prime minister does not rule out peerage for former MPNo 10 says no need for watchdog to look into PM’s flat refurbWhat are the sleaze scandals facing Downing Street?Tory peer says Covid texts may have been deleted to save spaceMinister backs ban on MPs having lobbying-based second jobsCoronavirus – latest global updatesThe Downing Street lobby briefing is over, and the prime minister’s spokesman has confirmed that Boris Johnson will not be speaking in, or attending, the sleaze/standards/corruption debate in the Commons this afternoon.And he won’t be watching it on the TV in his office afterwards; he is on a visit to a hospital in the north-east. No 10 signalled that he would not be able to be able to return to London in time for the debate because the rail timetable did not allow this. Continue reading...
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