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    PM apologises for Partygate as Labour leader launches seven-minute tirade of abuse

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    PM apologises for Partygate as Labour leader launches seven-minute tirade of abuse

    The Daily Express says BORIS Johnson offered yet more apologies over Partygate yesterday in the face of a SEVEN minute tirade of abuse from Keir Starmer.

    The Prime Minister’s humble apology was rejected by the Labour leader who refused to address the real issues facing Britain. Mr Johnson said sorry with “full humility” and insisted he now has “an even greater sense of obligation” to stand up to Vladimir Putin’s aggression in Ukraine and tackle the cost of living crisis. Ukraine and to tackle the cost of living crisis. Mr Johnson again apologised repeatedly for breaching lockdown rules but his contrite statement to MPs was met by Sir Keir’s calls for him to resign. Tories were enraged by the Labour leader’s attack, with one accusing him of “whipping up hysteria”.

    Jason McCartney told last night’s meeting of the Tory backbench 1922 Committee he had been abused in his Colne Valley constituency. He feared that aggressive language in the Commons risked stoking “visceral hatred” and raised the issue of the murders of MPs Jo Cox and Sir David Amess.

    https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1598235/boris-johnson-partygate-keir-starmer-launches-attack

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