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TWO local MPs have reacted to Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak being fined over lockdown parties at Downing Street.

Is partygate going to be the issue that brings Johnson down? Probably not.

FUTURE students of history will doubtless examine and analyse

After months of dodging the issue, it appears that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson did in fact break his own emergency laws during COVID restrict

The prime minister and chancellor have been given fixed penalty notices for their attendance of lockdown-busting parties. Could they be sacked?

The Prime Minister has faced renewed calls to resign after being fined for breaching coronavirus laws, but what does the Ministerial Code say?

Regardless of how you rate the Prime Minister and his leadership, I shant beat about the bush in saying how many of my Eddisbury constituents are…

These islands, they made enormous sacrifices, they could not be with their loved ones when they were in hospital and care homes, couldnt hold funerals, couldnt hug their relatives and yet the prime minister, the man who was responsible for these laws was carrying on partying in 10 downing street. the apology yesterday doesnt cut it. he has lost the moral authority to lead and he ought to show some leadership now and recognise that this is a massive breach of trust. this is someone who, lets not ...

What is happening here? let me know. you can do that on twitter and we will be back in downing street very soon. forthe will be back in downing street very soon. for the moment, will be back in downing street very soon. forthe moment, back will be back in downing street very soon. for the moment, back to you, victoria. thank you very much. let me read a few comments on this. richie power says both the prime minister and chancellor should both 90, minister and chancellor should both go, they brok...