Johnson expected to urge MPs to move on from partygate

The Prime Minister is expected to make a statement in the Commons on Tuesday when MPs return.

He said: “Do we want to be known for the robustness of our democracy, where those in public life live to the highest standards, and where we can trust those who lead us to behave with integrity and honour?”

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