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MPs depart after report finds Boris misled Parliament

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MPs depart after report finds Boris misled Parliament

MPs depart after report finds Boris misled Parliament

Ministers have left Downing Street following a Cabinet meeting after MPs last night backed the Privileges Committee report which found Boris Johnson deliberately misled Parliament over ‘Partygate’.

Just seven MPs voted against the findings in a humiliating turn of events for the former prime minister.

Report by Ajagbef.

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