https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-61168953

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After a day which began with the government attempting to delay a vote on holding a Commons inquiry into the PM, it all finished with a bit of a fizzle, rather than reaching a level of fever-pitch excitement.

Moments before the debate started, the government said they wouldn't be putting forward their amendment.

As the afternoon went on, Conservative MPs were told they no longer had to vote to help Boris Johnson, the three-line whip was removed

We didn't even get a full vote. No-one shouted no to the motion.

At that point, it was passed

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It's probably too late. Creating the amendment, trying to stall the investigation, trying to force tories into letting Johnson escape investigation, will only add to the offence the lying serial liar has caused.

So the investigation into the first law-breaking PM in office is set to begin.

If the world is wondering why he hasn't already been turfed out for being unfit for office, they'll be utterly confused when he won't resign even if found to have deliberately misled the house.