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Partygate: what would make Tory MPs finally turn on Boris Johnson?

Sue Gray’s report may simply repeat criticisms of interim report – but more photos or details could be damaging

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson would never have let chance pass to try to steer Sue Gray report into long grass

The report itself, due out today, is likely to be bad news for Boris – but will only be the certificate stamp on what we already know.

Daily Record

How the 'partygate' scandal unfolded as full report expected to be published

The list of gatherings Sue Gray is expected to have investigated

Wales Online

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New cost of living crisis help plan to be announced on Thursday, say reports

It comes after Ofgem chief Jonathan Brearley said the regulator is expecting the energy price cap to increase by a further £830 to £2,800 in October

Wales Online

Sue Gray: The cat-loving former pub landlady behind the No 10 parties inquiry

The investigation into rule-breaking gatherings is not the civil servant’s first high-profile probe.

The Independent UK

No 10 prepares for Sue Gray report to be published

The report is expected to be heavily critical of the culture in No 10 and contain names of some of those who attended gatherings.

The Independent UK

Downing Street parties timeline as full report expected to be published

The highly-anticipated report, carried out by senior civil servant Sue Gray, comes nearly five months after a shortened version was published.

The Independent UK

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New ‘Downing Street party’ photograph published ahead of Sue Gray report

PM scheduled to address 1922 Committee of backbench Tories on Wednesday

Wales Online

No 10 prepares response for top civil servant’s resignation over Partygate report

Exclusive: Downing Street anticipating departure of senior staffer who reports suggest could be Partygate scapegoat

The Independent UK

New photo shows boozy No 10 party where staff were told ‘the bar is open’

New image shows table laden with wine bottles at event reportedly not investigated by police or Sue Gray

The Independent UK

‘The bar is open’: details emerge of new Downing Street lockdown event

Between 30 and 40 staff reportedly gathered on 17 November 2020 to mark the final press briefing conducted by James Slack

The Guardian - UK

Downing Street insiders say Boris Johnson condoned parties by 'grabbing glass for himself' and reveal 'wine time Fridays'

'There were bottles, empties, rubbish - in the bin, but overflowing - or indeed sometimes left on the table'

Manchester Evening News

New Partygate picture emerges of Downing Street leaving do where guests were told 'the bar is open!'

Downing Street is facing yet more questions after the new picture appeared to show yet another boozy lockdown session to mark the last press briefing held by senior aide James Slack on November 17, 2020.

Daily Record

No.10 staff were stunned Boris Johnson denied he knew about rule-breaking parties

Downing Street staff revealed they watched in disbelief as Boris Johnson repeatedly told the House of Commons he had been unaware of the rules-busting gatherings during Covid lockdowns

Daily Mirror

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Wales Online

Panorama: Downing Street staff 'felt they had permission' from Boris Johnson for lockdown parties

Officials gave testimonies to Laura Kuenssberg ahead of the publication of Sue Gray's inquiry

Daily Mirror

Damning new Partygate photo of No10 leaving do where staff were told 'the bar's open!'

The event, which sources said was attended by 30 to 40 staff, is not believed to have been investigated by Sue Gray in her Partygate probe or by the Metropolitan Police.

The Independent UK

Fresh party details emerge as Boris Johnson braces himself for explosive Sue Gray report

‘The whole thing is rotten, he’s got to go’ says senior Tory as scandal deepens

The Independent UK

Two-thirds of voters want Johnson to go if report slams him over Partygate

Exclusive: Downing Street braced for long-awaited report on lockdown breaches at No 10

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The Guardian - UK

For Shapps the philosopher, there’s no indefensible position he won’t defend

Transport secretary continues in his long-running role as go-to man for whenever Boris Johnson is in trouble

Wales Online

Five big Partygate claims due to air in BBC Panorama report

The programme will feature testimonies from three individuals who say they saw what went on

The Independent UK

What next for Boris Johnson after the Sue Gray report? John Rentoul to host ‘Ask Me Anything’

Why did the prime minister tell parliament that the guidance was always followed? What will happen now? John Rentoul is on hand to answer your questions

The Guardian - UK

No 10 officials say party attended by Johnson so cramped people sat on each other’s laps

Downing Street insiders tell BBC Panorama they felt the PM had given ‘permission’ for the events

Tribune News Service

Boris Johnson denies trying to suppress internal 'partygate' probe

LONDON — Boris Johnson’s office was forced to deny reports the prime minister tried to suppress a probe into lockdown parties, as the government’s efforts to shift public attention from the long-running scandal falter.

Evening Standard

Partygate: Boris Johnson condoned lockdown parties by ‘grabbing a glass for himself’, insiders claim

Three individuals who attended rule-breaking events during lockdown have told the BBC what they witnessed.

Reuters

UK PM Johnson did not knowingly lie to parliament about lockdown party -minister

A British minister defended Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday over photographs of him drinking at a coronavirus lockdown-breaking gathering at Downing Street, saying he did not knowingly lie to parliament about the event.

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