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British police said Tuesday that they were fining 20 people over parties held by Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his staff during coronavirus lockdowns, and that more people could face penalties. The Metropolitan Police force said it wouldn't identify recipients of the fixed penalty notices, though Johnson's office has said…

The Metropolitan Police said 20 fixed penalty notices will be referred to the ACRO Criminal Records Office.

Boris Johnson has admitted attending at least one of the parties, but the police won't name who they've fined.

The move follows investigations into alleged breaches of coronavirus lockdown rules in Downing Street and Whitehall.

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"The first referrals for fixed penalty notices (FPN) will be made to ACRO Criminal Records Office."

Labour’s deputy leader said violence is ‘never the answer’.

"We will today initially begin to refer 20 fixed penalty notices to be issued for breaches of Covid-19 regulations"