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Westminster has packed up for christmas, but it's events from this time last year that are continuing to cause controversy. simon case is the man the prime minister asked to look at allegations of rule breaking at parties. but yesterday it emerged there had been an event at his own private office. emails that invited people to a christmas party, which it emerged yesterday was a quiz. the cabinet secretary didn't attend, but he did speak to staff as he left, and last night it was announced he would stand back from the enquiry. another top civil servant, sue grey, would complete the probe. it's ...

Nick eardley reports. westminster has packed up for christmas, but it is events from this time last year that are continuing to cause controversy. simon case is the man the prime minister asked to look at allegations of rule breaking at parties. but yesterday it emerged there had been an event at his own private office. emails that invited people to a christmas party, which it emerged yesterday was a quiz. the cabinet secretary didn't attend but he did speak to start as he left, and last night it was announced he would stand back from the enquiry. another top civil servant, sue grey, would com...

Parties _ that's gone on around his christmas parties at _ that's gone on around his christmas parties at downing street. the net now, _ parties at downing street. the net now. i_ parties at downing street. the net now, i would have to suggest have sufficient _ now, i would have to suggest have sufficient evidence to go forward and look — sufficient evidence to go forward and look at this. look at the rule breaking. — and look at this. look at the rule breaking, look to see whether or not people have to be held to account for this _ people have to be held to account forthis. people, the pu...

Pressure is growing on borisjohnson as an investigation into covid rule breaking is expanded to cover three parties said to have taken place at downing street last christmas. the prime minister has repeatedly said no covid rules were broken. an unofficial tribunal in london, investigating china's treatment of the uyghur minority, has found evidence of crimes against humanity and genocide. the findings detail systematic human rights abuses — including forced labour and torture. the world health organisation has expressed concern that wealthy countries will hoard covid vaccines, in response to...

�*welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. an unofficial tribunal in london finds evidence of crimes against humanity and genocide against china's uyghur minority. the tribunal is satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that the prc by the inquisition of measures intended to destroy a significant part of the uighurs as such. they have committed genocide. pressure on borisjohnson as an investigation into covid rule breaking is expanded to cover three parties at downing street. don't hoard the vaccines to fight omicron — a warning to rich countries by...