It would be a betrayal of principle & this country to allow Boris' candidacy to go ahead with my support"@Gove2016 https://t.co/C3RR0zEY2n
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The former PM is reckoning with Partygate once again this week as he faces questions from a committee on whether he knowingly misled parliament over lockdown rule-breaking.
Instead of trying to claim that everything is splendid, the Conservatives should immediately concede that many aspects of public life aren’t working well – and that government does not have all the answers.
Everyone in Westminster and the City is waiting nervously to see if we’re going to tumble into another banking crisis.
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