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Johnson to a breakdown in communication. others may see it as further evidence of their view that he is running a dysfunctional operation in downing street. we know that durham — operation in downing street. we know that durham police _ operation in downing street. we know that durham police have _ operation in downing street. we know that durham police have now- operation in downing street. we know that durham police have now sent - that durham police have now sent questionnaires to sir keir ...

Questionnaires from durham police. they have been issued bastion s by durham police who are investigating that event in april last year in the run—up to a by—election in the area where sir keir starmer was pictured drinking a beer. there was a takeaway curry. at the time the rules band socialising indoors and mixing of households except for work purposes, and labour have maintained throughout that that was a work event and that sir keir starmer was eating and drinking in between work. durham...

All along this was a work event and no rules were broken but now labour, the police investigation is now pushing forward there, as well. thanks forjoining us. access to family doctors is fast becoming one of the biggest problems for the nhs according to patients groups, while some areas of england are having to cope with much lower numbers of gps per head than other areas. new analysis by the nuffield trust for the bbc has found that demand for gp services continues to rise at a time when more d...

In which he appears to have popped in. he gave a mealy—mouthed answer when asked about it and told that no rules were broken, but he must have known this was a party and not a work event. its difficulty, leaving aside the police, and it is for them to explain the reasoning, is he has lied about this, and lying in parliament fundamentally undermines all the trust in democratic institutions in this country, it is very corrosive and very dangerous anti—torture resign, and the conservative party...

Will have to look at the facts available. who attended and why. whether it was a work thing or whether it was a social thing. yeah, i mean, whether it was a social thing. yeah, i mean. just — whether it was a social thing. yeah, i mean. just a _ whether it was a social thing. yeah, i mean, just a point _ whether it was a social thing. yeah, i mean, just a point from _ whether it was a social thing. yeah, i mean, just a point from the - whether it was a social thing. yeah, i mean, just a point ...

Keir starmer would have liked to have focused on his partys progress in last weeks local elections. instead, there are questions about what he was doing ahead of last years elections in durham. he said he was at a work event when he sipped this beer and ate a curry, and that was within the rules. his critics have suggested this was more akin to an indoor social gathering, which would have been banned. a labour party schedule for the visit, linked to the mail on sunday, shows the dinner was prepl...

Part in a work event, they had a brief breakfor a part in a work event, they had a brief break for a takeaway, including keir starmer�*s there are no rules were broken. durham police say they have received further communications about this event that they have not reopened the investigation. no suggestion yet that the labour leader of the deputy leader are facing a fine. from the point of view of labour they say this is simply a distraction of the focus on partygate.— this is simply a distra...

Downing street in 2020. our political correspondent, damian grammaticas, gave us this update. we know that the civil servant sue gray looked at 16 different events here and elsewhere. the police are looking at 12 of those, and we understand they have issued fines, perhaps 50 or more already, relating to three. now the reports that they have begun issuing fines for one more event, that garden party in downing street on the 20th of may, as you say. downing street here say the prime minister has no...

And people were told to bring your own booze. but the prime minister was there. hes apologised in parliament saying at the time he thought it was a work event, he should have, in hindsight, found another way to thank people for their hard work and told everyone to go inside, but up until now, at least, he is not one of those whove received a fixed penalty notice. thats not to say he wont in due course, for that or other events, but its tricky to establish how the police investigation is taking i...