“It’s just that there’s a couple of things that James Cleverly said about emissions and about the economy and when they’ve been said in the House of Commons they’ve been challenged by Peter Stefanovic so I’d just like to point you in that direction online," ITV's Good Morning Britain presenter ...
"The prime minister can commit a crime of lying and then the prime minister is judge and jury. It makes no sense. It’s not fair and it’s not right," Dawn Butler said.
Lawyer Peter Stefanovic promised to continue holding the government to account, a tweet which Finch-Saunders ‘liked’.
"Truth in the House of Commons is every bit as important as truth in a court of law and breaches should be treated in a similar way ."
"The government’s levelling up agenda is based on the premise the entire country has suffered some type of collective amnesia," he said.
"It’s time they and other news channels found their courage and held the Prime Minister to account," Stefanovic told TLE.
"Find your courage BBC."
"There is no question of there being checks on goods going NI to GB or GB to NI," the prime minister said.
“Whoever is telling the truth in the Cummings/Hancock saga doesn’t change the fact the government has been criminally negligent and the consequence of that has been catastrophic,” a lawyer affiliated with the Communication Workers Union has said.