Systematic rule-breaking, a culture of cover-ups and disrespect towards lower paid staff,

the Sue Gray report exposes the rock at the heart of Downing Street. Boris Johnson still

thinks he's all somebody else's problem. I'll be baking down the contents of this long-awaited

report on a dramatic day in British politics with Dahlia Gebrio. How are you doing, Dahlia?

I'm doing all right when I've heard some of the contents of this report, which we're going to talk

about a little bit later today, but yeah, I'm all right. I'm in a little countryside get-away

at the moment, which is nice. We're not going to talk about the report later, but we're getting

straight into the report. The report is actually dominating most of the show tonight. We're also

going to talk about a Laura Koonsberg documentary yesterday on partygate and some of the

testimony that she heard from people who are speaking anonymously. They've got actors

speaking their voices. It all looks a bit sort of like an investigation into a terrorist sect,

but that's what British politics has become now. We've waited five months for it,

but the Sue Gray report has finally been released in full and has been a tough day for Boris Johnson.

Downing Street under him has been a cesspit full of arrogant entitled narcissists.

You saw what was going on. You participated in what was going on. You made the rules as prime

minister, so it does beg the question, why are you alive? Well, the prime minister

noted the opportunity and was I? Did you never, for a moment, during the past five months or even

this morning when that report landed on your desk and you read it blow by blow, think about

resigning? How on earth does he sleep at night with so much blood on his filthy, privileged hands?

So what's in the report that's got everyone quite so head up? Well, in one sense, it just confirms

what we already knew there was industrial scale rule breaking in Downing Street, but also contains

a number of new details, including texts, emails and personal testimony that give color to the

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