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Peter Kay says he's 'doing great' as he makes a rare public appearance

Peter Kay confessed it was 'nice to be doing something' on Saturday, as he helped launch a new wheelchair-accessible 'wheelyboat' near Chorley. The comedy legend also cracked a few jokes with delighted fans, as he made the rare public appearance

Daily Mirror

MPs allowed by Speaker to call Boris Johnson a ‘liar’ in parliament

‘Liar’ is usually banned in parliamentary debates

The Independent UK

Shameless Boris Johnson apologises 89 times to MPs ahead of nightmare vote

Boris Johnson apologised 89 times to MPs for breaking coronavirus laws by attending a lockdown birthday bash. On Thursday, he faces a vote on whether he misled Parliament

Daily Mirror

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Boris Johnson says ‘sorry’ for partygate fine but Keir Starmer calls apology a ‘joke’

Former chief whip Mark Harper said Mr Johnson was not ‘worthy’ of leading the country on a tense day for the PM

Evening Standard

Should Boris Johnson be investigated further over Partygate? Have your say

The PM was fined by the Met Police over his birthday bash. Tell us what you think should happen now

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson branded 'man without shame' as he apologises for Covid party fine

The prime minister was fined for attending a birthday bash at the height of lockdown

Chronicle Live

Johnson to face Commons vote on Thursday over partygate – what you need to know

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle granted Sir Keir Starmer the opportunity to table a motion for a debate and vote over the partygate row.

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MPs to vote on whether Boris Johnson misled Parliament over parties

MPs will vote on Thursday whether to refer claims that Prime Minister Boris Johnson misled the House of Commons over ‘Partygate” for a formal investigation by Parliament’s Privileges Committee.

Evening Standard

UK parliament can debate PM Johnson's comments over lockdown breach - speaker

Britain's House of Commons speaker Lindsay Hoyle said he would allow the opposition Labour Party to put forward a motion for debate in parliament on Thursday around whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson misled lawmakers over breaching COVID-19 rules.

Reuters

MPs to vote on whether Boris Johnson misled Parliament over partygate

The Prime Minister has been fined by police despite giving assurances that Covid regulations were followed in No 10.

The Independent UK

MPs to vote on whether Boris Johnson misled Parliament

Prime Minister received a fixed penalty fine last week

Wales Online

MPs to vote on inquiry into how Boris Johnson misled parliament about No 10 parties

The ministerial code requires any minister who deliberately misleads parliament to resign

The Independent UK

Partygate: MPs to vote on whether Boris Johnson should be investigated for misleading parliament

Speaker grants Labour request for inquiry into whether PM misled MPs over law-breaking parties

The Guardian - UK

UK parliament to vote on probing claims PM Johnson misled parliament - The Sun

UK House of Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle will let lawmakers vote on whether to refer for investigation claims that Prime Minister Boris Johnson misled parliament over his breach of COVID-19 rules, a Sun reporter said on Tuesday.

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The Independent UK

Boris Johnson to make ‘full-throated apology’ to MPs over partygate fine

It is thought the Prime Minister will focus on the crisis in Ukraine and the Rwanda migrant deal in a speech in the Commons.

The Independent UK

Partygate: Boris Johnson accused of ‘showing no respect for law and order’ as he prepares to address parliament

Johnson will face MPs for first time since being fined by Metropolitan Police

The Guardian - UK

Partygate: Boris Johnson will hide behind ‘unknowingly’ defence

PM may get away with his rule-breaking but Labour and Lib Dems are still keen to force a confidence vote

Daily Record

Boris Johnson urged staff 'to let off steam' and socialise with 'wine-time Fridays'

The Prime Minister is set to receive more fines for attending parties in lockdown, including the leaving do for his former aide, Lee Cain, which he is alleged to have organised in November 2020.

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Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson 'poured drinks and encouraged staff to let off steam' at lockdown leaving do

The Prime Minister is braced for more fines for attending lockdown parties, including the leaving bash for his former director of communications Lee Cain in November 2020

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson ‘facing three more Partygate fines’

Several of the events which Boris Johnson attended during lockdown are yet to be investigated fully

The Independent UK

MPs must be ‘nicer and kinder’ in Commons to win public respect, says Speaker Hoyle

‘If we haven’t democracy, what have we got? A Putin? A despot parliament?’ asks Sir Lindsay Hoyle

The Guardian - UK

Commons Speaker calls for ‘nicer and kinder’ politics after David Amess murder

MPs should carry on meeting constituents but in a safer environment, says Lindsay Hoyle

Wales Online

Commons Speaker: MPs still traumatised after Amess murder

Sir Lindsay Hoyle calls for end to 'hate' in politics

The Independent UK

Commons Speaker: MPs still traumatised and fearful after Amess murder

Sir Lindsay Hoyle was speaking to the PA news agency following the conviction of Ali Harbi Ali for murdering veteran MP Sir David Amess in October.

The Guardian - UK

Prime minister pays tribute to Sir David Amess after killer convicted

Politicians call for focus to be put on slain MP’s life and work – rather than on deeds of his murderer

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