Caspar Tsui quit after being embroiled in Hong Kong's version of the UK's 'partygate' scandal. The home affairs sec. was caught attending a birthday bash despite the island's strict COVID-19 rules.

British lawmakers are preparing to investigate whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson lied to Parliament about what he did and didn’t know about parties during COVID-19 lockdowns. Johnson has shifted ...

Ms Gray’s report said a gathering in the No 10 press office lasted “several hours”. Between 20 and 45 individuals attended ...

He apologized last month for his role in the parties and gatherings and police said they issued a total of 126 fixed-penalty notices to 83 people for gatherings on eight dates between May 2020 and ...

New allegations surrounding the infamous Downing Street "partygate" scandal have revived public outrage after it came to light that government employees were having sex at the pandemic lockdown ...

As the Covid-19 Inquiry delivers a blistering verdict on the Partygate PM's handling of the pandemic which cost thousands of ...

Boris Johnson issued a half-hearted apology after a highly-anticipated report into “partygate” released Wednesday detailed COVID-19 rule-breaking and excessive drinking. The so-called “partygate” ...

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson deliberately misled Parliament about the lockdown-flouting parties that undermined his credibility and contributed to his downfall, a committee of lawmakers ...

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson will not face further fines over “partygate” after London’s Metropolitan Police concluded its investigation. The so-called “partygate” scandal refers to the 12 illegal ...

Prime Minister Boris Johnson “retains the confidence” of the British people, a government minister claimed today, batting away allegations of yet another Covid-rule-breaking Downing Street party.

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