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The British government unveiled a multibillion-pound package Thursday to ease a severe cost-of-living squeeze, announcing the plan a day after Prime Minister Boris Johnson vowed to “move on” from a months-long scandal over parties in government buildings during COVID-19 lockdowns.

The infamous Downing Street “wine time Fridays” have have been banned after Sue Gray’s partygate report revealed government staff “drank excessively” at the events.

Explainer: a full list of the Conservatives who have sent a letter of no confidence, publicly urged the PM to quit or criticised his leadership

SNP's Gavin Newlands slams Downing Street culture of "fighting and vomiting their way through the night".

But Boris Johnson’s spokesman refuses to say if anyone will be disciplined for obscuring the truth

What is the difference between taking responsibility and bearing responsibility? The former is what the prime minister, Boris Johnson, keeps telling us he is doing. But the latter is what Sue Gray says senior figures at the heart of government should do.

Loose Women star Linda Robson's comments came hot on the heels of Sue Gray's Partygate findings, which revealed a number of failings behind the doors of No. 10

Following the publication of the Sue Gray report Douglas Ross refused to call for Boris Johnson to resign, but said he wanted him to step down when the Ukraine war ends.

The Chancellor's announcement comes after months of pressure from Labour

The Chancellor's announcement comes after months of pressure from Labour.

There is £400 for everyone, £650 for people on benefits, £300 for pensioners and £150 for disabled people