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Boris Johnson predicted to escape fine for ‘bring your own booze’ party he attended in No 10 garden

Prime minister has not yet received fixed penalty notice for the event, No 10 says – despite others being punished

The Independent UK

Criticism over Met Police decision to not provide Partygate updates until after May elections

The Met said pre-election restrictions meant it would not update people again until after May 5

Wales Online

Met’s decision to pause updates on partygate fines comes under fire

Human rights barrister Adam Wagner said that ‘deciding not to release information will itself influence the election’.

The Independent UK

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How much was Boris Johnson fined over Partygate - and what will he be fined next time?

Boris Johnson, Carrie Johnson and Rishi Sunak's £50 Partygate fines may not feel like much, but there is a world where the PM's penalties could top £10,000. We explain how with the help of barrister Adam Wagner

Daily Mirror

Partygate: Boris Johnson set to insist he followed lockdown law - despite fine for breaking it

The Prime Minister will give a statement to Parliament tomorrow where he will apologise - but he's accused of 'taking the public for fools' after allies suggested he hadn't truly thought he was breaking the rules after all

Daily Mirror

Prime Minister Boris Johnson could face £10,000 in Covid fines, says lawyer

Human rights barrister Adam Wagner says penalties double so any further breaches will see the fines total mount

Chronicle Live

Boris Johnson could end up paying £10,000, says Covid law expert

‘More likely than not’ PM will get more fixed penalty notices, says top barrister

The Independent UK

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Boris Johnson could face £10,000 in lockdown fines, according to leading lawyer

Human rights barrister Adam Wagner says penalties double so any further breaches will see the fines total mount

Wales Online

Boris Johnson ‘probably’ facing more fines and could end up paying £10,000, says Covid law expert

‘More likely than not’ PM will get more fixed penalty notices, says top barrister

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson could be slapped with £10,000 in Partygate fines, expert declares

Barrister Adam Wagner pointed out fines double each time for a second, third and fourth offence - and the Prime Minister has admitted he could get more police fines after attending a string of events

Daily Mirror

Partygate: New Boris Johnson excuse to police emerges and top lawyer brands it 'nonsense'

Reports claim Boris Johnson will tell Partygate police he returned to work after gatherings in 10 Downing Street - but lawyer Adam Wagner said that was 'no defence'

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson ‘could face £10,000 of fines’ in event of Covid breaches

Lawyer Adam Wagner said police sending questionnaires to more than 50 individuals is a ‘very significant’ development.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson 'faces £10,000 in Partygate fines' as PM expected to be quizzed by police

Barrister Adam Wagner said Boris Johnson 'could be in line for over £10,000 worth of fixed penalty notices' as the Metropolitan Police prepare to quiz more than 50 people

Daily Mirror

Downing Street parties: Sue Gray report could come this week as police signal no objection – as it happened

Latest updates: prime minister welcomes Met police investigation into allegations of lockdown rule-breaking

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