Raab sidesteps questions on whether PM should resign if he receives another fine

The transcript covers several topics, starting with the Prime Minister's response to a fine and subsequent actions, including an apology and changes at Downing Street. It then discusses the need for clear UK law criteria that are not overridden by broad human rights interpretations, emphasizing the introduction of a Bill of Rights. The conversation shifts to a critique of drug policies, highlighting the negative impact of drugs on society and the government's zero-tolerance stance. Finally, it addresses conduct within the parliamentary estate, noting that while some behavior may be inappropriate, it is not unlawful.

What concerns does the speaker express about the impact of drugs on society?

What observations does the speaker make about conduct in the House of Commons?