- Russia initiates parliamentary elections amid ongoing wartime conditions
- Vaibhav Sooryavanshi advised to be patient by India coach Gambhir
- Construction begins on new library in Sage Hill, Calgary, due for completion in mid-2028
- North Carolina farmer discusses challenges of rising costs and tariffs
- Jobseeker claims AI discrimination behind numerous rejections from roles
- Passenger duct-taped on flight after outburst says he remembers nothing
- Donald Tusk outlines serious challenges ahead for Poland amid Ukraine war
- Bank of Japan raises interest rate to 31-year high of 1.25% amid inflation
Author: News Desk
PartyGate had dropped out of the news for some time – with the ongoing war in Ukraine dominating the papers, it was easy to forget the Downing Street scandal.
PartyGate fines show Boris Johnson ‘a proven liar’, says shadow minister The Guardian says Wes Streeting, the shadow health secretary, says the Met announcement about people being fined over Partygate shows that Boris Johnson is a “proven liar”. Many people will agree with Streeting. As the psephologist John Curtice wrote in the i last month, voters do believe Johnson has lied over Partygate. Curtice said: “According to Savanta ComRes, 65 per cent feel that throughout the furore the Prime Minister has either “only told lies” or at least that he has “lied more than he has told the truth”. In…
The Independent says Downing Street has refused to say if Boris Johnson will resign if he is fined over lockdown-breaching parties at No 10 after the police announced it is issuing fines.
The Times says PM has not yet been told whether he will be fined for lockdown-breaching Downing Street parties and is refusing to say whether he accepts that the law has been broken.
The Sun says SCOTLAND Yard will today hand out the first 20 fines in their probe of Downing Street parties during lockdown.
The Met Police are issuing 20 fines to individuals who unlawfully attended pirates in Downing Street and the Cabinet Office – confirming PM Boris Johnson misled the House of Commons on December 8.
Prince Philip memorial service: The service LIVE
The Dean of Westminster pays tribute to Prince Philip in the opening address.
Some senior members of the Royal Family are arriving at the abbey and being directed to their seats.
Prince Philip memorial service: Remembering the Duke of Edinburgh one year on
Subscribe to Updates
Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.

