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Police will investigate Downing Street lockdown parties, Met chief confirms

Dame Cressida Dick said the Met Police would investigate a number of alleged breaches of lockdown regulation in Downing Street over the last two years.

Daily Record

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

Repercussions of Sue Gray partygate report as Boris Johnson still faces Met Police probe

Boris Johnson is facing a major political crisis after weeks of damaging reports of Downing Street parties. The length of his term may now depend on Sue Gray's Partygate report findings, which were released this afternoon

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Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick to face questions on Downing Street parties

Cressida Dick will face questions from a committee Shaun Bailey quit after we revealed details of his CCHQ lockdown Christmas party in December 2020

Daily Mirror

Met Police officer Neil Corbel who covertly filmed nude models with spy cams jailed for three years

A former counter-terrorism police officer who used hidden cameras in glasses, clocks, an air freshener, and phone chargers to secretly record naked models at photoshoots has been jailed for three years.

Evening Standard

Met Police ‘effectively vetoed’ planned Sarah Everard vigil, High Court hears

Reclaim These Streets proposed a socially-distanced vigil for the 33-year-old.

The Independent UK

Met Police facing legal action over ‘failure’ to probe Downing Street Christmas party

Good Law Project files claim to court over No 10 party

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Met Police opposition to Sarah Everard vigil on Covid-19 grounds ‘silenced’ campaigners, High Court told

The Metropolitan Police breached human rights and hampered efforts to tackle violence against women when it opposed a vigil for murdered Londoner Sarah Everard, the High Court has been told.

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