Police investigate scandalous parties in London

The investigation is said to relate to a “number of events” that took place in Downing Street and Whitehall in London in relation to possible violations of rules applied during the pandemic.

Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said: “I can confirm that the Met (Metropolitan Police) is now investigating a number of incidents that have occurred in Downing Street and Whitehall over the past two years in relation to potential violations of COVID-19 rules.” London Society.

It also says that the decision on the investigation came as a result of the information that emerged and through the private evaluation of its officials.

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The Prime Minister himself has participated

In recent weeks, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been criticized for opposing the country’s coronary restrictions.

In the latest revelation, the Prime Minister admitted he held a birthday celebration in Downing Street during the country’s first lockdown in 2020.

According to TT, a maximum of six people are allowed to gather during this period, but during Boris Johnson’s surprise party, which was arranged by his wife, up to 30 guests will attend in government offices.

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The Prime Minister admitted on a previous occasion that he attended another Downing Street rally in May of that year. So it must have been a garden party, where guests should be invited to bring their own liquor.

But now Boris Johnson claims he thinks it’s a business meeting, and that “nobody told me” it was against the rules.

Boris Johnson is now facing calls to resign from opposition parties and some of his deputies. At the same time, the accusations led to calls for the prime minister’s resignation among angry Britons.

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