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Hello and welcome to Coffee How's Shots,

Spectators Daily Politics Podcast. I'm Katie Balls and I'm joined by James Versaif

and Isvah Hardman. Today Boris Johnson has had to face the music,

it's the first time since he was issued a fixed-poundary notice,

along with his wife, Carrie Johnson and the Chancellor of Rishisunak,

and that he has faced his MPs in the Chamber Boris Johnson gave an update

in which he referenced his partygate fine. James will get the questions that followed,

but just in terms of Boris Johnson's original statement,

it didn't dominate too much of what he was saying, did it?

Yeah, he began with his apology for the fine, for what had happened,

and then he moved very quickly onto Ukraine, which also meant that this gave Tory MPs something

else to talk about. They didn't have to relentlessly talk about the fact that their Prime Minister

had been fined for breaking the rules that his government had introduced.

That obviously drew some of the sting from it because there was something else

that they could talk about. Now, Keir Starmer talked solely about the Prime Minister's behaviour

and his fine. It was one of those comments performances, which was directed straight

at the Tory ventures, essentially, saying, what are you going to do about this?

The responsibility is on you, and the commons listened to it in very kind of harsh tones.

There was not very much Tory heckling, which is always a sign that Tory MPs are slightly uncomfortable,

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