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🗣️ 'We need to find another leader, so who is going to stand up to the plate?' From the ‘partygate’ allegations to the crisis in Ukraine, Telegraph readers have their say on this week's biggest stories 👇

On Tuesday, it was reported that Sue Gray’s report into the alleged Covid rule-breaking parties in Downing Street was to be published imminently. The 'partygate' report was expected to be released as soon as Wednesday, but remains in limbo as legal checks delay its publication. Telegraph readers looked ahead to what the report's findings could ultimately mean for Boris Johnson’s premiership.

 

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