Good evening. Boris Johnson deliberately misled Parliament over partygate, the privileges committee has concluded in its long-awaited report. 

And the man suspected of killing three people in Nottingham has been named as an engineering graduate who studied at the same university as two of the victims.

Boris Johnson committed “repeated contempts” of Parliament by deliberately misleading MPs with his partygate denials, before being complicit in a campaign of abuse and intimidation, a cross-party investigation has found.

The privileges committee said the offences merited a 90-day suspension, which would have paved the way for a by-election if he had not quit in anticipation. 

His resignation means he will escape that punishment, but the committee recommended that he should also have his parliamentary pass removed, despite it normally being given to former MPs. 

Mr Johnson said he was furious at the “deranged conclusion”, accusing the committee - led by the Labour veteran Harriet Harman - of lying.