Vote of no confidence in Boris Johnson inches closer as letters pile up
Following the publication of the Sue Gray report, the number of Tory MPs openly calling for Johnson to quit has grown, with three new names surfacing on Monday
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Civil servants ‘lobbied Sue Gray to remove names’ from Partygate report
It is alleged that initially up to 30 names had been scheduled to be featured in the report, however in the end the report included just 15.
Claims of a ‘cover up’ after Sue Gray abandoned investigation into alleged ‘ABBA’ party in No 10 flat
Gray confirmed in her report yesterday that she had decided not to investigate allegations of a party inside the prime minister’s private Downing Street flat on November 13th 2020
‘The party is over’: Key reaction to Sue Gray report
‘He has no integrity, no moral authority and his position is untenable.’
Sue Gray’s full report into Downing Street parties: Five key takeaways
Criticising Johnson’s leadership and confirming lockdown-busting parties, the highly anticipated report is likely to prove pivotal in determining the PM’s future.
PMQs: Boris Johnson savaged by senior MP over Sue Gray report
‘While people were staying at home to protect the NHS, the Prime Minister was engaging in drinking and debauchery that makes a mockery of the gut-wrenching sacrifices each and every person made.’
Downing Street security guard was mocked for trying to stop lockdown breaking party
‘People made fun of him because he was so worked up’
Met Police told to explain why PM wasn’t fined even though picture shows him drinking at lockdown busting party
The pictures, obtained by ITV news ahead of the full publication of Sue Gray’s report, show Johnson raising a glass at a leaving party on 13th November 2020, with bottles of alcohol and party food on the table in front of him.
Baroness Jones: Why we need to talk about the bigger picture of government corruption and rule breaking
‘The system of self-regulation that monitors political standards in public life has failed’
Reasons why the people of Liverpool cannot forgive Boris Johnson
Clearly not a personal attack on the Queen or her grandson, the booing of the national anthem at the FA Cup final illustrates wider societal issues, and Liverpool’s inability to forget what Johnson did, help “smear this city in the worst possible way.”