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In today’s newsletter: When limiting the harm of the Partygate scandal is the government’s number one priority, what does that mean for how the country is run?

FORGET Sue Gray. You don’t need a civil servant to mediate the truth for you. Trust what you see with your own eyes, and hear with your own ears.

HENRY DEEDES: After months of dither and delay Boris Johnson was finally due to deliver a statement to the Commons on Sue Grays long-awaited pronouncements on Partygate.

Wine stains, puke and brawling at No 10 – none of the details in Sue Gray’s report are enough to flush out a PM devoid of shame

Labour MP Kim Leadbeater - the sister of Jo Cox, who was killed outside her constituency surgery in West Yorkshire in 2016 - has looked into the threats faced by MPs for a Channel 4 probe.

Steve Baker tweets NHS poster that states: “Look into her eyes and tell her you never bend the rules.”

However, Chancellor Rishi Sunak is reportedly standing in the way. One of Johnson's aides said: "The Treasury isn’t keen and I don’t understand why, because it immediately cuts inflation, which is useful if you did it on energy and food." Mr Johnson believes that a VAT cut would be more effective and equitable than other

Tories’ Brexit derangement syndrome was in full swing as Truss gave statement on plan to disapply Northern Ireland protocol

The proposal, which has been dubbed EU-lite, would include both members and non-members of the EU.