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Sir Gary Streeter has been quite critical of the Prime Minister. Last summer Sir Gary described the PM as 'absolutely shambolic'. At the time, no Downing Street lockdown parties had been revealed.

In a fiery PMQs, Boris Johnson said there were 'more people in work than before the pandemic began'. Yesterday, the Office for Statistics Regulation wrote to Downing Street to complain about the 'incorrect' claim

When it comes to Britain’s least trusted institution right now, it’s a toss-up between Downing Street and the Metropolitan Police. Both are mired in scandal and haemorrhaging trust at a time when we need strong, clean organisations which aren’t institutionally corrupt, incompetent or rotten to the core.

After weeks of waiting, there was no damning Sue Gray report. Instead, U.K. senior civil servant Gray released a short update on her investigation into the Downing Street parties that have dominated British news since the start of the year. But the lack of chapter and verse hardly means Boris…

Senior civil servant Sue Gray has delivered her completed report to Downing Street in redacted form but Metropolitan Police still probing 12 events

Outrage over PM’s conduct refuses to go away after Sue Gray files heavily-redacted report on rule-breaking bashes with Met Police investigation ongoing

Here is a summary of the findings of the civil servant’s inquiry report

The Prime Minister went to this Downing Street gathering on January 14 2021. He is understood to have stayed for 'five minutes' after giving a speech and thanking staff for their hard work

In a reversal of the initial position that no one would be named if they received a fixed penalty notice, Downing Stree said it would reveal if Boris Johnson is 'hypothetically' fined.

In an apparent U-turn, No 10 said the public would be informed if the Prime Minister was given a fine for breaching lockdown rules

Boris Johnson seems to have survived without a vote of no confidence - for now - despite the Sue Gray report into Downing Street parties. But here are nine hurdles on the road ahead that could yet see him lose his job