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Mr Johnson has always protested his innocence, rejecting any suggestion that he “knowingly or recklessly misled Parliament”.

Further allegations about Boris Johnson’s time in office continue to emerge

Former PM to argue he did not intend to mislead MPs, at hearing that could lead to suspension from parliament

Key part of former PM’s defence ‘b*****ks’, says David Davis – as MPs predict he will be found guilty

The former prime minister references a host of key figures in his evidence bundle to the Privileges Committee.

Here are some of the key arguments the former prime minister made ahead of the committee session on Wednesday.

In a 52-page legal dossier, Boris Johnson scrambled to shake off criticism of his conduct ahead of an explosive grilling by MPs on Wednesday about what he knew about Partygate boozing

The former PM allegedly made the comment during a boozy mid-pandemic leaving do.

Boris Johnson says he unintentionally misled parliament when he assured his colleagues that no parties had taken place during the UK's COVID-19 lockdown.

Former British prime minister Boris Johnson faces a grilling by lawmakers on Wednesday over whether he intentionally misled parliament about illegal parties at his office during coronavirus lockdowns when he was leader.

Guess who’s back — the Boris Johnson charabanc rolls into town once again as the former prime minister unveils the defence he will offer to the Commons Privileges Committee. Their televised hearing tomorrow will see him defending himself against the charge that he knowingly misled Parliament about the scale and…