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The cross-party Privileges Committee said the Commons may have been misled at least four times.

The party has long been over for cake-guzzling former Prime Minister Boris Johnson after he undermined the trust of the British public and totally trashed political standards

The Commons Privileges Committee has set out the issues it intends to address when it questions the former prime minister.

The saga is not over, with a Commons committee investigating whether the former PM lied to MPs with his partygate denials.

The return of Boris Johnson, Matt Hancock and Partygate shows that, as the Godfather found, it’s almost impossible to escape past sins, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

News cycles are like cats – you can feed and generally treat them like kings, but they are never something you truly own. Still, on Monday afternoon when Rishi Sunak revealed the Windsor Framework reforming the Northern Ireland Protocol, he might have hoped to earn a full week of positive…

The cross-party Privileges Committee said evidence suggest the House of Commons was misled by the former Prime Minister

The former prime minister and his allies used the partygate investigator’s Labour appointment to discredit the probe into whether he lied to MPs.

I worked closely with Gray and she is the ultimate professional, says former head of the civil service Bob Kerslake