Boris Johnson apology: Is it time for the PM to go?
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- PM apologised in Commons on Tuesday over Partygate fines.
- Attended first PMQs since the Easter break where the main topic was partygate.
- PM apologised again amid calls for his resignation.
- PM refuses to resign and instead says we should focus on Ukraine.
- PM been rallying support among Tory MPs – ahead of vote on Thursday whether claims he misled Parliament should be investigated by a committee.
- Labour has described Johnson’s apology as a joke and is calling for further action.
- Under government rules, ministers who knowingly mislead Parliament, which the PM denies doing, are expected to resign.
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