The report itself focused on 8 events, during which 83 people received 126 Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs), and included details of raucous consumption, altercations, and abuse of cleaning staff:
We also covered the seemingly contradictory statements Johnson and others gave, both in the Commons and to journalists, surrounding the various #partygate events:
While the scandal rolls on, other worrying developments are unfolding.
Johnson is accused of acting like a 'tinpot despot', after watering down the ministerial code, which he is accused of breaking, so people won't necessarily have to resign if they do...
The document contains further images which evidence yet more instances of rule-breaking at some of the 16 events within scope (4 of which didn't meet the threshold for the Met Police investigation):
In total, 126 FPNs were issued by the Met, to a total of 83 individuals (some of whom received multiple), for the following 8 events:
The High Court has granted us permission to challenge the Government's decision to continue doing business with #Supermax, the Malaysian #PPE glove manufacturer with a documented history of slavery in its supply chains.
#BorisJohnson’s party has been engulfed in fresh scandal as it emerged a Conservative MP had been arrested on Monday on suspicion of serious sexual offences, including rape, committed between 2002 and 2009. theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/m…
"Yes, Britain is to blame. It chose to leave the EU... In addition, Johnson personally interpreted Brexit as leaving Europe’s economic trade area, for which he had no mandate. That decision is costing Britain dear".