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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson should resign, a lawmaker in his Conservative Party said on Twitter, announcing he had submitted a letter of no confidence. Johnson has so far weathered calls to quit over parties held in his Downing Street residence and office during coronavirus lockdowns. "After a great deal…

Downing Street has said the information would be made public, despite concerns it would remain secret

Stirling’s MP has called on Prime Minister Boris Johnson to quit as he faces mounting pressure after the publication of a report into lockdown breaking parties at Downing Street were deemed to be “difficult to justify”. The initial findings of the S

Downing Street acknowledged there is ‘significant public interest’ in knowing whether Boris Johnson broke the law.

“I get it and I will fix it,” declared Boris Johnson in parliament as he delivered his response to the initial findings from an inquiry into partying at Downing Street during pandemic lockdowns. After weeks of frenzied criticism and emotional responses from the public about their own suffering during the…

Downing Street said it was for Scotland Yard to say whether fines were issued, but police do not routinely identify those hit with fixed penalties.

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab, an eminent lawyer who runs the criminal justice system, appeared unfamiliar with the concept of a 'confession' after the Sue Gray report

Police investigating lockdown-breaking parties in Downing Street could interview Boris Johnson and wife Carrie within days.

Hollywood actor Josh Hartnett spoke to Susanna Reid and Ed Balls on Tuesday's Good Morning Britain about the drama occurring at No.10 Downing Street

Both the Prime Minister and his wife now face scrutiny after Sue Gray's report revealed police are looking at four Downing Street parties Mr Johnson attended - and a 'gathering in the Downing Street flat'

Ian Blackford has denied his refusal to withdraw accusations the Prime Minister “wilfully misled” MPs about Downing Street parties was a political stunt.