Eurozapping: in Great Britain Boris Johnson defends himself, in Norway the killer of Utoya demands his release

In Britain, Boris Johnson, accused of lie, defends. A jog in the early morning to divert attention, a hospital visit to recover his health, the Prime Minister, accused of having let a garden party in full confinement at 10, downing street defends. “Nobody told me that what we were doing was against the rules, that the event in question was going to come out of work”, he assures.

A response to Dominic Cummings, his former adviser, who claims to have warned him verbally. An investigation is underway and if Boris Johnson lies he could be forced to resign. In Norway, the killerUtoya claims his release. Right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik uses the justice of his country to get people talking about him again. He says he renounces violence just ten years after killing 77 people.