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This Easter at M&S, you'll find a selection of the yummias chocolate animals.

There's hiccup the hippo with his darling chubby little legs. And Sunny the

sloth beaming with his milk and white chocolate features. Toby the T-Rex, who's a bit green,

bit scary, but charming at the same time. And Ralph the Cavapoo. I almost don't want to bite

his scrumptious little nose right off, But I will. All of these cuties for just

£7 each. This is not just food. This is M&S food. Selected stores. Welcome to the Sky News Daily.

I'm Neil Patterson. Boris Johnson is a liar. Now I hasten to, those are not my words, but those of Mr Johnson's former colleagues in Parliament, the psychodrama that is Westminster politics, emphasis on drama, well, it's just taken another dramatic term.

The Privileges Committee, that's the group of MPs that's been looking

into Boris Johnson's behaviour. They have now finally published their report. And look, given that the

former Prime Minister was given advance sight of the report and then immediately announced his

intention to resign, well, you didn't have to be a political editor to assume that it didn't

make for great

reading. But now that we've all had time to go through the report in detail, it is perhaps

even more damning than anyone had expected. And Boris Johnson says he doesn't accept a word of it.

So what did the committee actually conclude?

And is this the end of the political ambitions of the man who told his eaten counterparts

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