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A snap poll from YouGov suggested three in five Britons want the Prime Minister to quit over partygate

Chancellor Rishi Sunak will announce a fresh package of measures a day after Sue Gray’s damning report.

Former minister Tobias Ellwood and backbencher Julian Sturdy described partygate as a ‘distraction’ during a challenging time for the country

Sources told the Mirror last year that attendees of the lockdown bash on November 13 2020 were 'all getting absolutely plastered' to celebrate the departure of bitter rival Dominic Cummings.

Sue Gray, who led the inquiry, said it was in the public interest to name senior individuals involved

After months of delay and speculation, civil servant Sue Gray has published her report into Downing Street parties. It does not make for comfortable reading. Although it could have been much, much worse for the prime minister, overall the report states that senior leadership must “bear responsibility” for the numerous…

A total of 16 individuals – from former civil servants to serving members of the Cabinet – have been named in the investigation.

Fresh revelations in the partygate affair have many asking why Boris Johnson feels no need to resign. The full version of the report by civil servant Sue Gray into gatherings at Downing Street during pandemic lockdowns included multiple images of the prime minister raising a glass near a table littered…

The Gray report, delayed by an investigation by the Metropolitan Police, revealed the scale of Downing Street parties at a time of Covid restrictions.

The ‘process of obtainingevidence had only just been commenced’ when Cabinet Office stopped its probe

Details show the prime minister attended multiple parties amid ‘failures of leadership’