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The quiz as a "virtual" event. our political correspondent, helen catt, reports. it's the christmas quiz that downing street said was virtual but is now posing very real questions for the prime minister. pictured here with two aids hosting a round on the 15th of december last year. on the video call, number ten staff — some dialling in from home, others apparently gathered in groups elsewhere in the building. at the time, indoor socialising with others was banned in london. so, question one... was he breaking the law? well, it looks as though he was and he must have known those other groups ...

Leader said it appears borisjohnson has broken the law. he took part in a quiz at a time when social mixing was banned. our political correspondent, helen catt, reports. it's the christmas quiz that downing street said was virtual but is now posing very real questions for the prime minister. pictured here with two aids hosting around on the 15th of december last year. on the video call, number ten staff, some dialling in from home, others apparently gathered in groups elsewhere in the building. at the time, indoor socialising with others was banned in london. so, question one... was he breakin...

At downing street last year, at a time when social mixing between households was banned. the sunday mirror has obtained a photo of the quiz, showing the prime minister with two people sat next to him. downing street has described the quiz as a "virtual" event. our political correspondent, helen catt, reports. it's the christmas quiz that downing street said was virtual but is now posing very real questions for the prime minister. pictured here with two aids hosting around on the 15th of december last year. on the video call, number 10 staff, some dialling in from home, others apparently gather...

Of the prime minister's colleagues are sitting next to him, one with tinsel wrapped around his neck, and a source tells the bbc others were there in person sitting in groups of six. this at a time when social mixing was banned in london. so, question one. was he breaking the law? it looks as though he was and he must have known those other groups were in other rooms in his own building. this is very important because he has damaged his authority. he is now so weak and his party is so divided they cannot deliver the leadership that this country needs. it is the worst possible leader at the wors...

Some dialling in from home, others apparently gathered in groups elsewhere in the building. at the time, indoor socialising with others was banned in london. so, question one... was he breaking the law? well, it looks as though he was and he must have known those other groups were in other rooms in his own building and, you know, this is very important because he has damaged his authority. he is now so weak, his party is so divided, he can't deliver the leadership that this country needs. he is the worst possible leader at the worst possible time. that's not the answer given by the government....