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Downing Street refused a request to publish the visitor logs from Number 10 during key Covid-19 rule-breaking parties

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, fighting for his political survival, reshuffled some ministers in his administration on Tuesday to try to appease his lawmakers angered by a series of scandals. Johnson had pledged to reset his premiership to turn the tide on his gravest crisis yet, which is fueled by…

The Prime Minister has appeared in the Commons following the publication of the report into parties at Number 10 Downing Street

Watered-down report says some of the Number 10 lockdown gatherings 'should not have happened' and are 'hard to justify'

Voters aren’t sick and tired of hearing about lockdown-busting parties. They are sick and tired of the desperate excuses made in the prime minister’s name

Scotland Yard said people accused of breaking Covid rules at parties held in Number 10 and across Whitehall, would have to provide a "reasonable excuse" or face a fine

Care home bosses scrabbling for PPE and testing, relatives' visits restricted with no hugging allowed...while staff at Number 10 enjoyed wine, nibbles and birthday cake

Joe Lycett, 33, allegedly caused mass panic in Parliament after he shared a 'leaked Sue Gray report' that listed the findings of the gatherings at Number 10 during lockdown. An anonymous person got in touch to say they worked as a cabinet minister and praised Joe for his prank.

The Prime Minister again faced calls to resign over the party scandal