The Commons privileges committee has published new evidence suggesting Boris Johnson was in contempt of parliament - it could see him facing a potential by-election.
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If the committee finds that Mr Johnson was in contempt of parliament he could face sanctions, including a suspension. Failing to tell the Commons he knew about events where rules and guidance were broken, with evidence showing he was present
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