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The full report into the lockdown-busting parties in No 10 and Whitehall was published in full on Wednesday.

A civilised society rests on the ability of participants to fake emotions. A warm smile towards a colleague you can barely tolerate, synthetic gratitude to grandma for a pair of socks at Christmas (full disclosure: I like all my co-workers and love kitschy socks). But contrition is hardest to manufacture.…

Pizza and prosecco were consumed at the lockdown event MacNamara attended, the report found

A total of 2,748 people were surveyed on Wednesday.

Gray report reveals exchanges showing how staff planned events – and, in some cases, were clearly aware that what they were doing was wrong

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 PM was challenged over claims he suggested the senior civil servant could drop her plans to make her findings public.

London (AFP) - UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson rejected calls to resign after an inquiry Wednesday found that he presided over a culture of lockdown-breaking parties that featured drunken fighting among staff.

Boris Johnson claims he's been 'vindicated' by the Sue Gray Partygate report. But the litany of findings about rule-breaking in Downing Street shows he's not exactly in the clear. Here are all the gory details explained