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Met Police asks Sue Gray to make ‘minimal reference’ to No 10 parties under investigation

Force is running parallel criminal probe into potential lawbreaking at Downing Street

The Independent UK

Publication of Sue Gray report in doubt after Met Police intervention

The Cabinet Office is weighing up whether to publish its report into the “partygate” scandal after the Met Police asked Sue Gray to make “minimal reference” to the Downing Street gatherings they are probing.

Evening Standard

London politics latest news: Met police ‘looking at potential fixed penalty offences’ as wait for Sue Gray report continues

Met Police officers are investigating possible breaches of Covid rules within government that could warrant fixed penalty notices rather than more serious offences, the PA news agency reported on Friday.

Evening Standard

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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

Wales Online

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

Daily Mirror

Sue Gray report 'could be released tonight' despite Met Police investigation - reports

Sue Gray's report into events in Downing Street could be sent to No 10 tonight before being published tomorrow, reports suggest

Manchester Evening News

Talking Point: What do you think of the Met’s handling of Downing Street party allegations?

The Metropolitan Police announced they were opening a criminal investigation into the Downing Street gatherings after months of people calling for them to do so. Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said there were grounds to suspect “serious and flagrant” breaches of the law, with No10 themselves admitting to at least…

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'Clearly a lot of mistakes' says Nottinghamshire MP as Met Police investigate No 10 'parties'

'People are rightly very angry'

Nottingham Post

Full Sue Gray report could be published TODAY despite police probe in chaotic U-turn

A day of chaos erupted after the Met Police announced it was investigating Downing Street parties. First Sue Gray's report date was to be delayed, then it could be split in two - and now it's thought the whole thing could be published in days after all

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson has 'no escape from partygate' as police probe casts cloud over No10

Met Police chief Dame Cressida Dick announced a probe into 'a number of events' in Downing Street and Whitehall. The Mirror's Jason Beattie looks at what this means for Boris Johnson

Daily Mirror

Sue Gray: What the Met police ‘Partygate’ investigation means for her report

The publication of Sue Gray’s full report into the allegations of boozy gatherings in Downing Street and Whitehall during lockdown will be delayed after Scotland Yard requested it contain “minimal references” to the parties its detectives are probing.

Evening Standard

Tory begs MPs to stop attacking Boris Johnson because it's 'making Putin stronger'

Stuart Anderson claimed Russia was getting the 'upper hand' on negotiations every time opposition MPs questioned the Prime Minister's authority over Downing Street parties

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson willing to speak to police after keeping party probe 'secret' from Cabinet

Met Police chief Cressida Dick confirmed Scotland Yard would look at 'a number of events' in Downing Street and Whitehall

Daily Mirror

Jailed Met Police officer found guilty of misconduct over nude photoshoot deception

A former Metropolitan Police officer who has been jailed for covertly filming models during nude photoshoots has been found guilty of misconduct, Scotland Yard has announced.

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Daily Mirror

Sue Gray report DELAYED while Met Police investigate Downing Street parties

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick confirmed the force would look at 'a number of events' in No 10 and Whitehall during the pandemic

Daily Record

Police will investigate Downing Street lockdown parties, Met chief confirms

Dame Cressida Dick said the Met Police would investigate a number of alleged breaches of lockdown regulation in Downing Street over the last two years.

The Guardian - UK

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

Daily Mirror

Repercussions of Sue Gray partygate report as Boris Johnson still faces Met Police probe

Boris Johnson is facing a major political crisis after weeks of damaging reports of Downing Street parties. The length of his term may now depend on Sue Gray's Partygate report findings, which were released this afternoon

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Daily Mirror

Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick to face questions on Downing Street parties

Cressida Dick will face questions from a committee Shaun Bailey quit after we revealed details of his CCHQ lockdown Christmas party in December 2020

Evening Standard

Met Police officer Neil Corbel who covertly filmed nude models with spy cams jailed for three years

A former counter-terrorism police officer who used hidden cameras in glasses, clocks, an air freshener, and phone chargers to secretly record naked models at photoshoots has been jailed for three years.

The Independent UK

Met Police ‘effectively vetoed’ planned Sarah Everard vigil, High Court hears

Reclaim These Streets proposed a socially-distanced vigil for the 33-year-old.

The Independent UK

Met Police facing legal action over ‘failure’ to probe Downing Street Christmas party

Good Law Project files claim to court over No 10 party

Evening Standard

Met Police opposition to Sarah Everard vigil on Covid-19 grounds ‘silenced’ campaigners, High Court told

The Metropolitan Police breached human rights and hampered efforts to tackle violence against women when it opposed a vigil for murdered Londoner Sarah Everard, the High Court has been told.

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