The trial of Boris Johnson

Coffee House Shots

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🗓️ 22 March 2023

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Today Boris Johnson sat through a grueling four-hour hearing into whether the former Prime Minister deliberately misled parliament. Katy Balls and Fraser Nelson take a look at the key moments of the meeting; and whether Rishi Sunak should be worried about the Brexit vote rebels.

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0:19.7	Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots,
0:21.4	spectators, daily politics bloggers.
0:23.9	I'm Katie Balls and I'm joined by Fraser Nelson.
0:26.4	And we've just had Boris Johnson's evidence session
0:29.2	of all the provisional committee.
0:31.9	There were a few things to note in what was quite a lengthy session around four hours.
0:37.4	A few breaks for going for votes.
0:39.6	But I think just to run free of e highlights before we discuss our
0:42.8	LEM Fraser, we had Boris Johnson explaining that it was essential
0:46.7	there were drinks in the form of a leaving due at one point in order to make
0:51.5	sure relations were at Cremonius.
0:54.2	Of the people asking why was this happening?
0:56.8	Why was it necessary?
0:58.2	It was necessary because two senior members of staff,
1:02.7	the effective chief of staff and the director of communications,
1:07.0	heard both left the building or were about to leave the building
1:10.2	in pretty Cremonius circumstances or what were potentially
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