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Everything we know about Boris Johnson’s alleged Downing Street lockdown parties

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

The Independent UK

Sue Gray report will finally be published TODAY as it's handed to Boris Johnson

Top civil servant Sue Gray has handed her report to Boris Johnson after a slew of booze-ups in Downing Street and Whitehall - but it is shorn of key details

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson apologises in wake of Sue Gray report as Met police given 300 photos linked to No 10 parties – as it happened

Latest updates: report into parties in Downing Street is published after being sent to No 10 earlier on Monday

The Guardian - UK

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PM sets out on Brexit and levelling up drive as ‘partygate’ report looms

Announcements will be seen as an attempt by Boris Johnson to steer the narrative away from allegations of rule-breaking gatherings in Downing Street.

The Independent UK

Government to launch ‘Brexit Freedoms’ Bill to amend outdated EU law

Downing Street says the move is part of a cross-Government drive which it claims will ‘cut £1 billion of red tape’ for UK businesses.

The Independent UK

SNP say Boris Johnson 'getting away with it' if Sue Gray report is not published in full

Westminster leader Ian Blackford said MPs in the Commons must use their powers to make sure the partygate report is published in full amid reports that a pared down version will be delivered to Downing Street.

Daily Record

Will Met inquiry into Downing Street lockdown parties ‘neuter’ Gray report?

Analysis: force’s direction that civil servant makes ‘minimal reference' to events could dampen investigation dictating Johnson’s future

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What the papers say – January 29

Most of the nation’s papers react to the news that Sue Gray’s report into Downing Street will be censored by police.

The Independent UK

Sue Gray report to be sent to No10 'shortly' amid Met Police probe

Ms Gray has handed the Met Police evidence of possible lockdown breaches

Bristol Post

Sue Gray could file report to Downing Street 'shortly' after talks with police

Number 10 is expected to get the report in the 'coming hours'

Wales Online

Met Police insists it has not held up Sue Gray report on Downing Street 'partygate'

Scotland Yard says officers are to examine material "without fear or favour" to establish whether any rules were broken at Downing Street.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson to get 'heavily redacted' Sue Gray report 'in the coming hours'

Boris Johnson could get a 'heavily redacted' report into the Downing Street lockdown parties in the coming hours, it has been claimed. The censored findings will be published next week

Daily Mirror

Met Police probing Downing Street parties receives new evidence from Cabinet Office

Scotland Yard is looking at "a number of events" in Downing Street and Whitehall during the pandemic - but the force has not specified which ones

Daily Mirror

Theresa May 'angry' over Downing Street parties and warns 'nobody above the law'

The Tory former PM said 'full accountability must follow' if lockdown rules were broken at events in No 10 and Whitehall

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The Independent UK

Theresa May breaks silence on Downing Street parties: ‘Nobody is above the law’

Former prime minister says she is ‘angry’ at revelations

Daily Mirror

Fears Sue Gray report will be a 'whitewash' - as lawyers question Met Police decision

The Downing Street 'partygate' probe has been thrown into chaos after Scotland Yard told Sue Gray to make 'minimal reference' to events it is investigating in her report

Daily Record

Fears of Sue Gray 'whitewash' as Met Police ask for details of Downing Street parties to be removed

There has been a furious reaction to a request by Scotland Yard that the Sue Gray report on Downing St makes 'minimal reference' to events it is belatedly investigating.

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Sue Gray report to be stripped of party allegation details that Scotland Yard is investigating

The Metropolitan Police's request could lead to the anticipated report into alleged Downing Street parties being delayed

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Daily Mirror

Sue Gray report delayed or watered down as Met Police want key details removed

The highly anticipated report into the Downing Street partygate saga was expected this week but appears to be mired in a legal wrangle

The Independent UK

What the papers say – January 28

The front pages feature Downing Street turmoil and a potential Loch Ness monster sighting in Wimbledon.

The Guardian - UK

UK reports 89,176 new cases and 277 deaths – as it happened

UK cases and deaths fall day-on-day; Hong Kong government to compensate pet shops affected by culling of hamsters for Covid reasons

Wales Online

Why the Sue Gray report into Downing Street's 'lockdown parties' isn't out yet

Many Tory MPs are waiting for the outcome of the report before deciding whether to send a letter of 'no confidence' in the PM

Daily Mirror

When is the Sue Gray report due and why is release date being delayed?

First the Sue Gray report on Downing Street parties was delayed. Then it was split in two. Then it was coming immediately. But the Mirror understands there was a major mix-up - and hopes it will come this week are fading fast

Manchester Evening News

Downing Street say it's 'possible' Sue Gray report could be published before weekend

But No 10 has said it still hasn't seen the report, a summary of it, or received any indication of what it contains.

Wales Online

Sue Gray report could be published before weekend, says Downing Street

The Prime Minister is yet to see the report

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