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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the spectators' daily politics podcast.

I'm Cindy you and I'm joined by Fris and Elson and Jo and herself.

So partigate continues the rumble on as this rebellion of sorts

continues to ramp up against Boris Johnson.

James, at the moment, he's having to fight off his standards commission.

Now, you tell us about this argument going on with Lordguide.

So yesterday the annual register of ministers' interest was published and it has an introduction

by Lordguide and it made clear how it was written in kind of language that the Humphrey would be

proud of. But you didn't need a translator to be clear to understand how

Ross Lordguide is and essentially what he is upset about is that he had communicated he says

repeatedly to number 10 that he wanted Boris Johnson to talk about why Boris Johnson did not

think he had broken the ministerial code because otherwise Boris Johnson been fined by the police

for breaking code regulations and not referring to the code would make the code look ridiculous.

And Boris Johnson didn't in Parliament or in his public utterances explain how he for

being fined was not in contravention of the code. And Lordguide basically indicated that if that

happens, you know, carries on happening, he would be put in a position where he would look ridiculous

and would have to resign. And I think what he's upsetting to re-impease his two things.

First of all, they just want Partigate to go away. Now, they knew that the Gray report was not going

to mean that it would go away because the Privates Committee is going to investigate. But before

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