The Democratic mayor of New Orleans was photographed partying without a mask at Mardi Gras festivities last week – just seven days after reinstating mask mandates for the rest of the city.... Read more »
Watch excruciating exchange as Boris Johnson dodges Partygate questions 17 times Boris Johnson will lose the support of at least two cabinet ministers if he is fined for breaching his own coronavirus... Read more »
Boris Johnson said there is “not a jot” he can say about allegations of parties held in No 10 during Covid lockdowns as he repeatedly declined to say whether he will resign... Read more »
Prime Minister Boris Johnson was reportedly lying down in the back of a Range Rover leaving Downing Street to avoid photographers getting pictures of him this morning, reports Good Morning Britain. This... Read more »
T ory defector Christian Wakeford has claimed that funding for a school in his constituency would be cut if he voted against the Government. The MP for Bury South, who dramatically crossed... Read more »
London’s Met Police investigating No 10 lockdown parties ask Sue Gray inquiry to make “minimal reference” to events they are investigatinghttps://t.co/J9Ki00Ipo4— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) January 28, 2022 (SocialLY brings you all... Read more »
LONDON — The “partygate” scandal that threatens to derail U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s administration deepened Tuesday as police opened an investigation into gatherings at government offices that allegedly violated COVID-19 lockdown... Read more »
The Metropolitan Police has launched an investigation into “a number of events” in Downing Street and Whitehall over potential breaches of coronavirus regulations. “I can confirm that the Met is now investigating... Read more »
Image caption, Like many papers, The Herald looks ahead to what will be a crucial week for Prime Minister Boris Johnson as he awaits a report over alleged parties at Downing Street... Read more »
London politics latest: Boris Johnson ‘I can’t comment’ stonewall at PMQs as police probe parties