Sky News Breakfast: Does Starmer deserve an apology?

On Sky News Breakfast with Kay Burley on Tuesday February 8:

- does the Labour leader deserve an apology from the Prime Minister?
- oil giant BP says it will 'accelerate greening' after the surge in energy prices pushes profits to $12.8bn;
- and two years in, do you really know your Zoom etiquette?

Plus all the day's headlines, newspaper front pages and breaking news stories.

[robmustard]

Anyone throwing those type of insults should be utterly ashamed of themselves.
Personally it's such a shame to see Britain stoop so low like America. Trumpian style of politics. Truth here.

[macaquinhadathai]

Who is this guy defending the soon to be gone PM he’s a shame to humanity

[midlandgeordie]

Johnson’s Eton education has meant he thinks he can say what he likes and is never wrong!
A disgraceful outburst!

[williamwade]

It’s a bit late for apologies, what is said cannot be unsaid.

[casey]

Calling the pot black she broke the rules

[benjamindavies]

YES Sir Keir Starmer does deserve an apology…BORIS should resign

[moonwalk]

As the Head of the Prosecution Service, Starmer played a significant role in the plan to extradite Julian Assange to the United States.
Notably, it was his office that warned the Swedish authorities not to get 'cold feet' about their investigation into allegations against the publisher.

[spartacusforlife]

I'm a Labour voter and I think starmer deserves an apology for what Boris said in parliament but not because of what was shouted at him outside of Parliament. How many shouted at him about Saville? 1? 2?. Let's be honest nearly all politicians obfuscate most of the time and largely do not deserve the respect they demand

[vivianbond]

And not once did they think of the victims to !!

[dijoyjoe]

Boris is taking a leaf out of Trumps playbook.

[nigellacey]

Jeremy hunt apologised for NHS failings to stop savile, does that make him responsible?

[billglobalrc]

Digging this conservative government culture hole deeper.

[Nickle]

What are the facts?
1. The DPP did not prosecute Saville.
2. Starmer was in charge of the DPP at the time
3. Starmer has claimed repeatedly credit for DPP prosecutions
4. Starmer has repeatedly said that those at the top take the can for the decisions of the organisation

So why won’t Starmer take the can for the decision to let Saville go?

[proskipper]

Boris was warned not to use that tactic by advisor - not a response in the heat of debate - cynical fascist..

[adamc]

For what?

Shouldn’t he explain why he ignored the victims of grooming gangs up and down the country 🤷🏼‍♂️🙌🏻

[Mr---mrll]

Does starmer deserve an apology??? What kind of insulting title like that, of course he deserves an apology

[kenthnilsson]

Watch Tucker Carlson - Tucker: crumbling regimes always resort to this

[ChrisSmith-pibq]

Chris Philip is just another one out for himself. How have we come to this? We laughed at american politics and now we are no better.

[PedroMiguel-ifll]

The arrests was because they throw traffic cones to the police, not about Starmer

[dibblerd]

Edwina Currie once apologised for giving Saville access to does that make her responsible?