The Sue Gray report is published: Boris Johnson Q & A session

The transcript covers a ministerial scandal involving misconduct and public outrage. The minister addresses the public's anger, justifying their decision to remain in office by emphasizing their responsibility to tackle significant national issues, including economic challenges and legacy problems in Northern Ireland. Despite the controversy, the minister highlights ongoing efforts to address these issues and notes some political support.

How does the speaker respond to public anger and indignation?

What does the speaker believe is their primary responsibility at this time?

What issues does the speaker mention regarding the government's current challenges?

What legacy issues does the speaker refer to in their address?

What is the speaker's stance on the support from Peter Mandelson?