Labour Party
MPs voted down the Tories' proposal to launch a fresh inquiry last night - but the issue is not likely to go away.
"I thought there wasn't a limit to how far they would sink. I was wrong," Bridget Phillipson said.
Four in 10 of the party's voters now disapprove of the government's performance.
Keir Starmer will start using it now it's had a makeover.
Downing Street said a "fact-finding" exercise would look at the accusations against Tulip Siddiq, who denies all allegations of wrongdoing.
The Labour leader said he was "very concerned" about where the Tories were headed.
That's a big drop after just six months in power.
Keir Starmer will unveil the government's plans to slash waiting lists on Monday.
“If Keir’s second six months as prime minister are as bad as his first, they could very conceivably be his last.”
But the health secretary said the government was willing to work with the tech billionaire to keep young people safe.