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Shouts of "resign" and "shame" as Johnson kicks off his House of Commons statement. One suspects the Q&A will be pretty lively.
Other heckles: "Shame on you," "arrogance," "you're a liar"
Emily Thornberry says "write it down Boris" as Corbyn asks the prime minister some questions
Ian Blackford: "His days of lying, cheating and undermining the rule of law must be numbered"
Bercow lets him off on the grounds that he didn't suggest Johnson lied while speaking in the House of Commons
Bercow lets him off on the grounds that he didn't suggest Johnson lied while speaking in the House of Commons
Jo Swinson to Johnson: "Even my five year old son knows if you do something wrong, you say sorry"
Hilary Benn says Boris Johnson "can shout all he wants" but “he has no mandate, no majority and no credibility"
He points out that the PM is still yet to table an operable alternative to the backstop
He points out that the PM is still yet to table an operable alternative to the backstop
Angela Eagle says she has never before seen government benches applaud a prime minister who broke the law and has had their "political strategy torn to shreds"
Jess Phillips tells Johnson his conduct "looks horrendous"
She adds: "The strongest thing he could do would be to act with some humility and contrition... The difference between the PM and myself, and there are many, is that if the Labour Party had done this, I'd be ashamed"
She adds: "The strongest thing he could do would be to act with some humility and contrition... The difference between the PM and myself, and there are many, is that if the Labour Party had done this, I'd be ashamed"
