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The Latest Breaking News from Cabinet Office

Sue Gray news – live: Legal checks delay Partygate report as Rees-Mogg insists PM will survive scandal

Findings of Cabinet Office inquiry yet to be presented to Boris Johnson

The Independent UK

Who is Sue Gray and when will 'partygate' inquiry report be released? What we know ahead of publication

Reports suggest Sue Gray's 'partygate' inquiry report could be published as soon as Wednesday - but what is she looking into and who is she?

Manchester Evening News

When is Sue Gray report due? What happens now as police investigate Downing Street parties

Sue Gray has been investigating e-mails and other evidence about Downing Street parties in lockdown - but that sparked confusion after Scotland Yard began a parallel probe. Now the Mirror has learned the report release date could be this week after all

Daily Mirror

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Sue Gray: What the Met police ‘Partygate’ investigation means for her report

The publication of Sue Gray’s full report into the allegations of boozy gatherings in Downing Street and Whitehall during lockdown will be delayed after Scotland Yard requested it contain “minimal references” to the parties its detectives are probing.

Evening Standard

Sue Gray party investigation will be published in full, says Government

Cabinet Office says internal investigation will continue during police investigation

Wales Online

Sue Gray’s inquiry into No 10 parties to continue but report ‘delayed until after police investigation’

Civil servant’s verdict was expected at the end of this week – prolonging agony for Tory party

The Independent UK

Cressida Dick says Met Police will now investigate Downing Street parties held during lockdown

‘I can confirm the Met is now investigating a number of events that took place at Downing Street and Whitehall in the last two years’

The Independent UK

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Met launches criminal investigation into Downing Street parties

U-turn from force commissioner Cressida Dick means Sue Gray’s inquiry report will be delayed

The Guardian - UK

Met Police now investigating Downing Street parties

No 10 has conceded staff “gathered briefly” in the Cabinet Room on the afternoon of June 19 2020

Wales Online

Police to investigate 'a number of' alleged Downing Street parties says Met chief

Dame Cressida Dick finally confirmed that the force would look into 'a number of events' in No 10 and Whitehall that may have broken Covid rules

Daily Mirror

Downing Street parties: Sue Gray report could come this week as police signal no objection – as it happened

Latest updates: prime minister welcomes Met police investigation into allegations of lockdown rule-breaking

The Guardian - UK

The full list of Number 10's 'lockdown-breaking parties'... as it gets even longer

There have been 15 gatherings reported so far

Manchester Evening News

Breakfast briefing: Johnson under more pressure, deadly crush at Africa Nations Cup and world leaders warn Russia of sanctions

Tuesday's morning news round-up

Wales Online

Nusrat Ghani’s Islamophobia claims taken ‘extremely seriously’ by PM

Boris Johnson orders a Cabinet Office investigation into allegations surrounding sacking of the junior minister

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

Boris Johnson under pressure over Islamophobia as he orders inquiry into MP’s sacking

First female Muslim minister in Commons says she lost her post because of her ‘Muslimness’

The Guardian - UK

EHRC threatens to intervene over Tory Islamophobia claims

Watchdog under pressure to investigate party as Cabinet Office launches inquiry into Nusrat Ghani’s allegations

Daily Mirror

Equality watchdog could launch probe into Tory Islamophobia in wake of Nusrat Ghani "Muslimness" claim

Hope Not Hate says Boris Johnson's party has allowed anti-Muslim sentiment to "fester, not only within its ranks but in society at large"

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson: Ghani’s claims of Islamophobia taken ‘extremely seriously’

Boris Johnson has ordered a Cabinet Office investigation into Nusrat Ghani’s claim that her Muslim faith was partly to blame for her ministerial exit.

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The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson had birthday party at No 10 during 2020 lockdown, report claims – as it happened

ITV News reports that prime minister’s wife, Carrie Johnson, organised gathering for him in cabinet room on 19 June 2020

The Independent UK

PM orders inquiry into Nusrat Ghani claim of Islamophobia in ministerial sacking

No 10 confirmed the Cabinet Office has been asked to ‘establish the facts’.

The Guardian - UK

Johnson orders inquiry into Nusrat Ghani ‘Muslimness’ sacking claims

PM has asked Cabinet Office to conduct inquiry into allegations, says spokesperson

Evening Standard

Nusrat Ghani: Boris Johnson orders inquiry into MP’s ‘Muslimness’ sacking claim

Cabinet Office has been asked to ‘establish the facts’

The Guardian - UK

My Jeremy was made scapegoat for Greensill affair, says Lady Heywood

Suzanne Heywood attacks ‘cynical attempt to shift blame’ for lobbying scandal on to her late husband, the former cabinet secretary

The Guardian - UK

Civil servants ordered back to office after Covid restrictions lifted in England

Unions warn against a rush back to workplaces as government departments told to return to ‘full occupancy’

Daily Mirror

What is the Sue Gray report? Downing Street inquiry date and what it means for the PM

Attention is now focused on the findings of Sue Gray and her team regarding the parties alleged to have taken place in Downing Street during lockdown, which involved Boris Johnson and his staff

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