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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots,

the Spectators' Daily Politics Broadcast. I'm Katie Bauer and I'm going to

be phrased in our synonym, James Versailles. So Boris Johnson apologised this week in the

comments after receiving a fixed penalty notice. James, in the immediate aftermath, we had Mark Harper,

ultimately called for him to go, but generally speaking, it was a fairly calm response.

Boris Johnson addressed MPs last night. What did he have to say? And was it a rather different tone

than the chamber? Yeah, as one attendee said to me, the kind of glove came off at the 22. It was

much more pugnacious, he bashed Labour, and it wasn't the kind of road to connoisseur humble

apology that you saw in the chamber. Instead, it was going to be much more fighting if you like.

I think in a worrying sign for him, though, the only time at which he came close to losing the room

was I'm told when Craig Whittaker, one of the MPs who said that Boris Johnson should

go over the party gate. They said, look, why don't you spare everyone the agony of this vote on

whether or not to refer you to the Privages Committee for having over whether or not you misled

the House, but just refer yourself. Make sure that colleagues don't have to march through the division

lobby, something that everyone knows that Labour is going to use to attack them. And Boris Johnson

talked a bit, you mentioned Chris Bryant, who has now actually recused himself from the

investigation about having it at the time. There is awareness about Tory MPs about what they're

going to be asked to do tomorrow. I was very struck this morning calling around Tory MPs,

but nearly all of them used the word exhausted to describe their state. This is striking

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