Attendees could be hit with first wave of partygate fines ‘imminently’ The Met previously said more than 100 questionnaires had been sent out to people at the alleged gatherings. The Independent UK · Mar 29, 2022
Met police expected to start issuing first fines for Downing Street's parties ‘imminently’ Among the parties being investigated was a Downing Street ‘Christmas party’ and a 'cheese and wine' evening in the No.10 garden Manchester Evening News · Mar 28, 2022
Evgeny Lebedev peerage: Labour seeks to force ministers to publish advice Angela Rayner to force binding vote on release of information, including on PM’s involvement in decision The Guardian - UK · Mar 28, 2022
Labour launches bid to force ministers to reveal secret guidance on Evgeny Lebedev peerage Angela Rayner will trigger a vote to get security advice published following reports the Prime Minister overruled concerns raised by MI5 and MI6 Daily Mirror · Mar 28, 2022
Metropolitan Police set to issue first fines over No 10 lockdown parties Up to 20 fines expected in first set of punishments over Covid rule-breaking in government The Independent UK · Mar 28, 2022
Downing Street party fines expected to be issued 'imminently' for lockdown gatherings The first tranche of fines from the Met could include around 20 names for breaches of Covid-19 rules Chronicle Live · Mar 28, 2022
Downing Street lockdown party fines to be issued ‘imminently’ after gatherings Around 20 fines could be dished out, however, a government source has denied they could be issued on Monday night. Daily Record · Mar 28, 2022
Downing Street parties timeline as fines expected to be issued soon More than 100 questionnaires have been sent out to people at the reported gatherings, Scotland Yard said. The Independent UK · Mar 28, 2022
Downing Street Partygate investigation could 'see 20 people fined', reports claim There has been an extensive Met Police investigation into reports of lockdown-busting get-togethers Wales Online · Mar 28, 2022
Met expected to issue first tranche of partygate fines ‘imminently’ The force is investigating 12 events, including as many as six which Prime Minister Boris Johnson is said to have attended. The Independent UK · Mar 28, 2022
Should Boris Johnson resign if he is fined over partygate? Minister won’t say Police investigating alleged lockdown-busting parties in Downing Street and the Cabinet Office will soon issue an initial tranche of fines Evening Standard · Mar 28, 2022
Ukraine lunchtime briefing: Thousands of Ukrainians given UK visas as Russian TV hears of invasion 'failure' The UK Government has also said any peace deal with Russia is up to Ukraine Wales Online · Mar 28, 2022
Boris Johnson news - live: Met Police set to issue first fines for No 10 Covid lockdown breaches The force is investigating 12 events and the first fines are reportedly ‘imminent’ The Independent UK · Mar 28, 2022
Labour calls for Cabinet Office to release guidance on Evgeny Lebedev peerage Angela Rayner says disclosure is crucial to understand why Boris Johnson allegedly intervened in decision The Guardian - UK · Mar 26, 2022
The Independent UK · Mar 25, 2022 Civil service chief Simon Case ‘receives partygate questionnaire from police’ Boris Johnson had tasked the Cabinet Secretary with investigating the events, but now he has reportedly received questions from the Met.
The Guardian - UK · Mar 25, 2022 No 10 lockdown parties: police questions sent to head of civil service Simon Case emerges as one of those sent questionnaire, as ministers play down prospect of PM being fined
The Guardian - UK · Mar 24, 2022 Private emails reveal Gove’s role in Tory-linked firm’s PPE deals Exclusive: Tory peer Michelle Mone used private email addresses to contact Gove and another cabinet minister about PPE offer
The Guardian - UK · Mar 22, 2022 Government work often done on WhatsApp during Covid, says top official Statement comes as it emerges that series of messages lost from Boris Johnson’s phone in April 2021
The Guardian - UK · Mar 22, 2022 UK ministers accused of ‘government by WhatsApp’ in court Two high court cases brought by transparency campaigners exploring whether use of self-destructing messages is unlawful
The Independent UK · Mar 22, 2022 Boris Johnson: None of PM’s phone messages before April 2021 can be searched, government admits PM’s historic messages ‘no longer available’, court hears
Daily Mirror · Mar 22, 2022 Government decisions made on WhatsApp deleted 'many' times, High Court hears Campaign groups All the Citizens (ATC) and the Good Law Project (GLP) say ministers are breaking the law by deleting messages and using private accounts for Government business
Chronicle Live · Mar 21, 2022 'Don't treat us with disdain' - Blood scandal victims demand publication of compensation report Victims of the contaminated blood scandal in the North East have demanded the Government publish a report now in its possession which should set out its approach to compensation for them.
The Independent UK · Mar 15, 2022 PCS union condemns ‘whitewash’ racism investigation into Cabinet Office as members vote to quit According to the Cabinet Office’s own survey of staff in January, the department has the joint highest incidents of bullying and harassment in Whitehall.
Evening Standard · Mar 11, 2022 Covid-19 inquiry to meet people impacted by pandemic in towns and cities across the UK It comes after the Cabinet Office published its draft terms of reference for the public inquiry
The Independent UK · Mar 11, 2022 Covid-19 Inquiry to visit towns and cities across the UK It comes after the Cabinet Office published its draft terms of reference for the public inquiry.