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Dr Dean Burnet spoke his last words to his father Peter over the phone, as lockdown had meant he was unable to visit his dad during the two weeks or so that he was in hospital

Road pricing is the third rail of British politics. It ranks alongside local property taxation (regular reminder that Council tax bands in England are still based on property values from April 1991) and inadvertently hosting a series of boozy parties in Downing Street during lockdown.

The beleaguered Prime Minister maintained his defence that the Downing Street BYOB party in May 2020 was a 'work event'

'When I went out into that garden I thought that I was attending a work event'

Boris Johnson said he ‘deeply and bitterly’ regrets the two gatherings held in Downing Street the day before the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral

He was previously an ambassador to Libya

Mr Johnson is facing calls to resign over the partygate affair, including from six Tory MPs

The PM says he's 'heartily, heartily sorry' and would not have gone ahead with the event if anyone had said it was against the rules

The PM maintained his defence that the Downing Street BYOB bash in May 2020 was a 'work event'

Civil servant Sue Gray is the civil servant in charge of an investigation into parties at Downing Street

As the political storm of partygate continues to cast a scandalous shadow over Boris Johnson and Downing Street, Cassetteboy has taken a savage dig at the prime minister’s situation with their remix version of Rage Against The Machine’s “Killing In The Name.”