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Boris Johnson apologised yesterday after an investigation led by civil servant, Sue Gray, identified failures of leadership.
Yesterday in the Commons, some of the PM's backbenchers expressed support for Mr Johnson - but others issued stinging rebukes in light of the findings. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said the British people believed Mr Johnson should "do the decent thing and resign". The SNP's leader at Westminster, Ian Blackford, was ordered to leave the Commons chamber after accusing the PM of lying to MPs about the No 10 events. And former Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has spoken about her upset over the events saying that people look at what happened in Number 10 and are made to feel like idiots.
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