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Sue Gray report live: Boris Johnson to face Commons

Parts of the document have been withheld while the Metropolitan Police look into some of the allegations covered.

The Independent UK

Partygate inquiry: What happens next?

Senior civil servant Sue Gray has delivered her completed report to Downing Street in redacted form but Metropolitan Police still probing 12 events

The Independent UK

Newborn baby found dead in London as police launch urgent investigation

The body of a newborn baby has been tragically found in New Eltham, south-east London, as the Metropolitan Police launched an investigation into the death

Daily Mirror

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Tory MP accuses Metropolitan Police of 'abusing power' over their Sue Gray report demands

Government sources have reported that the document was shared with No 10 on Friday evening

Manchester Evening News

Met Police's handling of 'partygate' storm blasted by former attorney general

Lord Morris of Aberavon says he's been left 'dismayed' by the force's actions

Wales Online

Met Police officer charged with false imprisonment and threats to kill

A Metropolitan Police officer has appeared in court charged with six counts of false imprisonment and two counts of threats to kill.

Evening Standard

Carrie Johnson ‘offered to bring cake to PM’s birthday party’

Details of Mrs Johnson’s messages were reportedly shared with the Sue Gray inquiry

Evening Standard

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Covid: France reports 332,398 new cases; some UK schools reintroduce mask wearing in classrooms – as it happened

New Zealand PM deemed a close contact of a person who tested positive for Covid-19; Japanese infections set record for fifth consecutive day

The Guardian - UK

Lawyers question how publishing Sue Gray's report on Boris Johnson and partygate scandal could prejudice police probe

Leading lawyer Nazir Afzal branded it 'absolute nonsense'

Wales Online

Father and son murdered ‘friend’ by driving over him four times in supermarket car park

Detective says killing was ‘cold and calculated’

The Independent UK

Metropolitan Police to Sue Gray: You have the right to remain silent

Can you prejudice a criminal investigation that will never face a jury and whose maximum sentence confers a fixed penalty notice? Our Court Correspondent, Tristan Kirk, is sceptical.

Evening Standard

Sue Gray report: Police fear details could hinder investigation by revealing evidence to suspects

Making evidence against suspects public risks ‘giving them the thinking time to provide an explanation’, barrister says

The Independent UK

Met officer who died of Covid would be ‘horrified’ by handling of party probe

Fran Hall, a spokeswoman for the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice Campaign Group, said she had been left ‘furious’ by the Metropolitan Police.

The Independent UK

Evening Standard Comment: Sue Gray report farce means ‘partygate’ scandal won’t go away

A stay of execution or death by a thousand cuts? In a statement released this morning, the Metropolitan Police has asked that “minimal reference” to allegedly lockdown-busting parties in Downing Street be made in the Sue Gray report.

Evening Standard

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Daily Mirror

Fears Sue Gray report will be a 'whitewash' - as lawyers question Met Police decision

The Downing Street 'partygate' probe has been thrown into chaos after Scotland Yard told Sue Gray to make 'minimal reference' to events it is investigating in her report

Chronicle Live

Sue Gray report to be stripped of party allegation details that Scotland Yard is investigating

The Metropolitan Police's request could lead to the anticipated report into alleged Downing Street parties being delayed

The Independent UK

Retired Metropolitan Police officer charged with rape and indecent assault

Stephen Kyere has been charged in relation to an incident in April 2004.

Evening Standard

Former Met Police officer charged with rape

A former Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with rape, attempted rape and indecent assault.

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The Guardian - UK

Downing Street parties: No 10 denies talking to Met police about Gray report and what could be published – as it happened

Downing Street spokesperson ‘not aware’ of any conversations with the Met over publication of Sue Gray report

Evening Standard

Teenager in court over ‘hate crime’ after two Jewish men attacked in north London

A teenager will appear in court charged over what the Metropolitan Police described as a hate crime following an attack on two Jewish men in north London.

The Independent UK

‘Hero’ driver who ran over and killed Maida Vale knifeman urges police to drop murder inquiry

Twenty-six-year-old says he ‘only intended to protect those being attacked’ as he speaks out for first time

The Independent UK

Maida Vale motorist urges police to de-arrest him

The motorist, who is only known as ‘Abraham’, has said it was ‘never my intention to harm’ Leon McCaskre during the incident on Monday.

Wales Online

Downing Street gives update on Sue Gray report

Downing Street has said it is not aware of the Metropolitan Police asking to interview Boris Johnson yet.

Edinburgh Live

Boris Johnson awaits publication of Sue Gray report after MET give green light

Boris Johnson and the rest of the UK are awaiting the publication of Sue Gray's report over the next 24 hours after the MET police gave the green light for the publication of the report.

Evening Standard

Talking Point: What do you think of the Met’s handling of Downing Street party allegations?

The Metropolitan Police announced they were opening a criminal investigation into the Downing Street gatherings after months of people calling for them to do so. Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said there were grounds to suspect “serious and flagrant” breaches of the law, with No10 themselves admitting to at least…

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