Well at least he's stood down now
Seems The Express are the only paper supporting Johnson the rest are fed up of him.
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get to investigate other Tory parties.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...-last-december
The country’s leading civil servant investigating claims of lockdown-breaking parties inside Downing Street last year has been accused of also hosting a drinks party last December, prompting Labour to question if his judgment will be fair and independent.
According to a series of reports, Simon Case, the cabinet secretary, whose inquiry into the No 10 parties is due next week, had drinks for up to 20 staff in his Whitehall offices on 17 December last year.
This was a day before an alleged Christmas party inside Downing Street, the circumstances of which Case is investigating. At the time, all indoor social mixing was prohibited under coronavirus regulations.
According to a joint report by Politico and the Independent, Case mingled with staff in his office and in an outside waiting room, carrying a glass himself. The event, described as “a piss-up”, also allegedly featured snacks and Christmas decorations.
According to a separate report in the Times, the event was listed in invitations sent to online calendars as “Christmas party!” The Guido Fawkes website, which first reported the claims, said there were allegations of two separate events around the same period.
Labour’s deputy leader, Angela Rayner, said the claims made it uncertain whether Case could properly look into the alleged party on 18 December, as well as another alleged event at Downing Street on 27 November, and reports of a party at the Department for Education.
“Labour made it clear when the investigation was launched that the person in charge should be uncompromised and able to make a fair and independent judgement,” she said. “These fresh revelations put that into question.
“Boris Johnson as prime minister has set the tone for the civil service and the rest of government. With each new revelation there is growing evidence of a culture of turning a blind eye to the rules.”
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