Johnson partygate investigation delayed after Number 10 evidence hold-up
Wednesday, 23 November 2022 An investigation into whether Boris Johnson misled parliament over partygate will be delayed after a hold up with evidence from Downing Street.
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Downing Street will be hoping that once the prime minister has paid up, voters and journalists will move on and forget this rather embarrassing unforced error. Sky News
An ITV News podcast has uncovered new, explosive allegations against Boris Johnson in the Partygate scandal with one of the whistleblowers alleging that Johnson joked to staff, “this is the most unsocially distanced party in the UK right now” during a leaving do. The allegations made by sources say Downing Street staff shredded documents, corroborated stories for Met Police questionaires and deliberately destroyed evidence of the rule-breaking parties.
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A protestor with a megaphone confronts Boris Johnson as he arrives at the Carlton Club on Monday night after the former prime minister reportedly joked to Downing Street staff about "the most unsocially distanced party in the UK right now" at a leaving do held during the Covid pandemic.
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Wednesday, 23 November 2022
An investigation into whether Boris Johnson misled parliament over partygate will be delayed after a hold up with evidence from Downing Street.
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