Police issue 50 more fines over Covid-rule breaking in Downing Street

The Met have been investigating 12 gatherings, at least three of which Mr Johnson is known to have attended.

While millions of people made colossal sacrifices to live within rules devised in Downing Street, behind that door, and others in Whitehall, the rules were being ignored, broken.So what does Labour make of all this? Senior civil servant Sue Gray and the House of Commons privileges committee are also running inquiries into what has become widely known as Partygate.

Last month, Mr Johnson, Mrs Johnson and Mr Sunak were each fined £50 over a surprise birthday party for the PM that took place in Downing Street's Cabinet Room in June 2020.Allegra Stratton resigned over video footage a Downing Street mock press conference was revealed

Total bullshit left wing reporting again fro.the bias bbc. Thank fuck they are getting defunded

It’s 100 according to all other news outlets!

Run by criminals, ruled by liars, neutered by our own effete decadence. Isn’t this what the Romans once recognised as the reason for the fall of civilisations

For god sake BBC when will the penny drop the general public don’t give shit about parties. Spend your efforts on more important news. Shocking journalism

BBC. This morning's news tonight. ☝️

My god the bbc as got to be the worst corrupt broadcaster on earth

so what!

I just want to see someone blasting out beastie boys at Downing Street 😂

Is the First Liar of the Treasury going to tell us if he gets anymore? Relying on number 10 to tell us if he does seems a bit naive, given his lifetime of dishonesty.

in other unrelated news here's another look at Madonna's walnut cracker of an ass 👇🤓

My question is this; Why were regular, everyday people fined excessively when compared to the rich overlords? Why no investigation into why this happened?

And more fines to come for Disco St The Tories were just laughing at the little people

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