Theresa May is under pressure to clarify her involvement in a “socially distanced party” she attended during the second full lockdown. The former prime minister was pictured taking part in an event held on Nov 24 2020 to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Women2Win, a Tory pressure group she co-founded with Baroness Jenkin.

Former UK PM Theresa May under pressure over 'socially distanced party' during lockdown

UK housing secretary Michael Gove issued a public apology after a video surfaced showing Tory members partying during the 2020 lockdown.

The 45-second video released by Mirror news outlet purportedly shows Tory staff drinking&nbsp;and dancing as they appear to joke about "bending" Covid lockdown rules in December 2020.

The Metropolitan Police said they were "aware of the footage and are considering it".

Reacting to the clip, Gove admitted that the footage was in poor taste and was bound to make people "extremely angry".

In an interview with BBC, Gove said he would like to "apologise unreservedly".

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<h2>Gove says sorry</h2>

Defending two Tory members seen in the video, Gove said that both, who were recently given honours by former prime minister Boris Johnson, should not be stripped of them.

The Conservative Party swung into action and said that it has “disciplined” four people over the event, however, it has not named them.

Police investigated the event last year and no fines were issued. The event has been reported before, but only still photographs have previously been published, reports BBC.

<h2>Lockdown parties</h2>

During the lockdown, London was placed under Tier 2 Covid restrictions, which bar people from socialising indoors, except with members of their household or a support bubble.

But the people who wanted to socialise at that time were allowed to do so in a garden or at a pub with outdoor seating, but the authorities had limited such gatherings to six people.

The infamous lockdown parties at the Tory party's HQ were organised by the campaign team for Shaun Bailey, who was running for London mayor at the time the video was filmed.

Though the Daily Mirror provided still images from the footage, Bailey himself is not visible in the film. He had earlier apologised for attending the party.

Bailey was awarded a peerage in Johnson's resignation honours list last week.

Ben Mallet, a former aide to the ex-prime minister who was awarded an OBE last week, can be seen in the clip chatting with guests.

In November 2022, Scotland Yard confirmed that no action had been taken against&nbsp;Bailey or any other attendees of the gathering.

<h2>Opposition reacts</h2>

Labour's Angela Rayner said the attendees "openly mocked" the rules of the Covid pandemic.

"The Tories think it's one rule for them and one rule for everyone else," added the deputy leader.

Liberal Democrat deputy leader Daisy Cooper said that Tory MPs and ministers should be "sick to their stomachs" seeing this new footage, reported BBC.

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UK housing secretary Michael Gove issued a public apology after a video surfaced showing Tory members partying during the 2020 lockdown. The 45-second video released by Mirror news outlet purportedly shows Tory staff drinking and dancing as they appear to joke about "bending" Covid lockdown rules in December 2020.

UK housing secretary Michael Gove issued a public apology after a video surfaced showing Tory members partying during the 2020 lockdown. The 45-second video released by Mirror news outlet purportedly shows Tory staff drinking and dancing as they appear to joke about "bending" Covid lockdown rules in December 2020. The Metropolitan Police said they were "aware of the footage and are considering it". Reacting to the clip, Gove admitted that the footage was in poor taste and was bound to make people "extremely angry". In an interview with BBC, Gove said he would like to "apologise unreservedly". They're seen living it up as lockdown hit millions. pic.twitter.com/vIHbuIruLN — The Mirror (@DailyMirror) June 17, 2023 × Gove says sorry Defending two Tory members seen in the video, Gove said that both, who were recently given honours by former prime minister Boris Johnson, should not be stripped of them. The Conservative Party swung into action and said that it has “disciplined” four people over the event, however, it has not named them. Police investigated the event last year and no fines were issued. The event has been reported before, but only still photographs have previously been published, reports BBC. Lockdown parties During the lockdown, London was placed under Tier 2 Covid restrictions, which bar people from socialising indoors, except with members of their household or a support bubble. But the people who wanted to socialise at that time were allowed to do so in a garden or at a pub with outdoor seating, but the authorities had limited such gatherings to six people. The infamous lockdown parties at the Tory party's HQ were organised by the campaign team for Shaun Bailey, who was running for London mayor at the time the video was filmed. Though the Daily Mirror provided still images from the footage, Bailey himself is not visible in the film. He had earlier apologised for attending the party. Bailey was awarded a peerage in Johnson's resignation honours list last week. Ben Mallet, a former aide to the ex-prime minister who was awarded an OBE last week, can be seen in the clip chatting with guests. In November 2022, Scotland Yard confirmed that no action had been taken against Bailey or any other attendees of the gathering. Opposition reacts Labour's Angela Rayner said the attendees "openly mocked" the rules of the Covid pandemic. "The Tories think it's one rule for them and one rule for everyone else," added the deputy leader. Liberal Democrat deputy leader Daisy Cooper said that Tory MPs and ministers should be "sick to their stomachs" seeing this new footage, reported BBC. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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Sources said that UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson was the instigator of the 13 November, 2020 party at the No. 10 Downing Street during national Covid lockdown.

Sources: UK PM Boris Johnson was instigator of Nov 13 party

UK opposition leader Labour's Keir Starmer is being investigated by the police over alleged breach of Covid rules while partying with colleagues during lockdown.

According to the British media, Starmer was pictured drinking a beer with colleagues when rules still prohibited social mixing.

The UK media are now calling it a ‘beergate’ scandal.

The revelation would likely deal a major blow to the Labour party which has been vociferously demanding resignation from Prime Minister Boris Johnson after police found that he hosted and attended several parties in the Downing Street during the lockdown period.

Durham police said they would begin the investigation after receiving “significant new information”.

In a statement, the police said, “Earlier this year, Durham Constabulary carried out an assessment as to whether COVID-19 regulations had been breached at a gathering in Durham City on April 30 2021. At that time, it was concluded that no offence had been established and therefore no further action would be taken.

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“Following the receipt of significant new information over recent days, Durham Constabulary has reviewed that position and now, following the conclusion of the pre-election period, we can confirm that an investigation into potential breaches of COVID-19 regulations relating to this gathering is now being conducted.”

Responding to the reports, the Labour party said it was “happy to answer any questions there are and we remain clear that no rules were broken”, reports the Daily Mail.

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Meanwhile, the Conservative party members have expressed frustration saying that the decision was only taken after the local elections - when the PM's own fine over the Partygate scandal damaged his support.

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Tory MP Richard Holden, backed by several ministers, wrote to Durham Constabulary insisting there was now “incontrovertible” evidence&nbsp;Labour had 'lied' about the events of a year ago, including their own disproved claim that the deputy leader Angela Rayner was not there, the UK tabloid reported.

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UK opposition leader Labour's Keir Starmer is being investigated by the police over alleged breach of Covid rules while partying with colleagues during lockdown. According to the British media, Starmer was pictured drinking a beer with colleagues when rules still prohibited social mixing. The UK media are now calling it a ‘beergate’ scandal. The revelation would likely deal a major blow to the Labour party which has been vociferously demanding resignation from Prime Minister Boris Johnson after police found that he hosted and attended several parties in the Downing Street during the lockdown period. Durham police said they would begin the investigation after receiving “significant new information”. In a statement, the police said, “Earlier this year, Durham Constabulary carried out an assessment as to whether COVID-19 regulations had been breached at a gathering in Durham City on April 30 2021. At that time, it was concluded that no offence had been established and therefore no further action would be taken. Watch | UK Local Elections: Local polls part referendum on Boris Johnson? “Following the receipt of significant new information over recent days, Durham Constabulary has reviewed that position and now, following the conclusion of the pre-election period, we can confirm that an investigation into potential breaches of COVID-19 regulations relating to this gathering is now being conducted.” Responding to the reports, the Labour party said it was “happy to answer any questions there are and we remain clear that no rules were broken”, reports the Daily Mail. Also read | Finally, UK PM's party pays for scandals with setbacks in local polls Meanwhile, the Conservative party members have expressed frustration saying that the decision was only taken after the local elections - when the PM's own fine over the Partygate scandal damaged his support. Also read | UK's Conservative Party loses 53 council seats in local elections Tory MP Richard Holden, backed by several ministers, wrote to Durham Constabulary insisting there was now “incontrovertible” evidence Labour had 'lied' about the events of a year ago, including their own disproved claim that the deputy leader Angela Rayner was not there, the UK tabloid reported. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE Decode the geostrategy, diplomacy, and ideologies of the world’s unending wars. Catch our special series ‘World at War’ every Saturday at 8:30 PM IST and Sunday at 10:30 PM IST only on WION.

UK Labour leader Keir Starmer faces police probe over lockdown party

In connection with their investigation into alleged breaches of lockdown rules at gatherings held at Prime Minister Boris Johnson's office and residence, the Metropolitan Police reported on Monday that they have begun interviewing witnesses.

A police investigation is currently underway into 12 gatherings held at Downing Street after an internal investigation found Johnson's staff had attended alcohol-fueled parties, with the British leader making an appearance at some of the events.

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"Detectives investigating allegations of breaches of COVID-19 regulations in Downing Street and Whitehall have begun to interview people, as witnesses, as part of their ongoing enquiries," the Met said in a statement.

Police say over 100 questionnaires have been sent in connection with the investigation, with initial responses helping identify more individuals who are now being sent questionnaires.

Johnson was among those who received a questionnaire about the gatherings.&nbsp;

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The alleged gatherings took place at a time when many people due to COVID-19 lockdown rules weren't even given the chance to attend funerals or say goodbye to loved ones who were dying in hospitals.

There was widespread anger about the revelations, and even a few politicians within the prime minister's party joined the opposition in calling for him to resign.

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In the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, some, such as Douglas Ross, a Conservative leader in Scotland, backed away from that call, saying that the focus now should be on the war.

According to the police, no individuals have yet been referred for a fixed penalty notice, which is issued to those suspected of breaking COVID rules.

In the statement, it was stated that the investigation was proceeding as quickly as possible, but it did not indicate when it would be completed.

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In connection with their investigation into alleged breaches of lockdown rules at gatherings held at Prime Minister Boris Johnson's office and residence, the Metropolitan Police reported on Monday that they have begun interviewing witnesses.

In connection with their investigation into alleged breaches of lockdown rules at gatherings held at Prime Minister Boris Johnson's office and residence, the Metropolitan Police reported on Monday that they have begun interviewing witnesses. A police investigation is currently underway into 12 gatherings held at Downing Street after an internal investigation found Johnson's staff had attended alcohol-fueled parties, with the British leader making an appearance at some of the events. Also read | UK PM Boris Johnson triggers outrage by comparing Ukraine crisis with Brexit "Detectives investigating allegations of breaches of COVID-19 regulations in Downing Street and Whitehall have begun to interview people, as witnesses, as part of their ongoing enquiries," the Met said in a statement. Police say over 100 questionnaires have been sent in connection with the investigation, with initial responses helping identify more individuals who are now being sent questionnaires. Johnson was among those who received a questionnaire about the gatherings. Also read | UK PM Johnson says West made 'terrible mistake' by letting Putin get away with annexing Crimea The alleged gatherings took place at a time when many people due to COVID-19 lockdown rules weren't even given the chance to attend funerals or say goodbye to loved ones who were dying in hospitals. There was widespread anger about the revelations, and even a few politicians within the prime minister's party joined the opposition in calling for him to resign. Watch | UK Downing Street: Police begin interviews with key Partygate witnesses In the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, some, such as Douglas Ross, a Conservative leader in Scotland, backed away from that call, saying that the focus now should be on the war. According to the police, no individuals have yet been referred for a fixed penalty notice, which is issued to those suspected of breaking COVID rules. In the statement, it was stated that the investigation was proceeding as quickly as possible, but it did not indicate when it would be completed. (With inputs from agencies)

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A Conservative MP has called for the resignation of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the backdrop of ‘partygate’ scandal.

Peter Aldous, the MP for Waveney, on Tuesday, said he has formally submitted a letter calling for a no-confidence vote in the prime minister’s leadership of the party.

He is the second Torry MP from seeking Johnson to step down immediately.

“After a great deal of soul-searching, I have reached the conclusion that the prime minister should resign,” he said on Twitter.

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“It is clear that he has no intention of doing so and I have therefore written to the chairman of the 1922 committee of backbench Conservative MPs, advising him that I have no confidence in the prime minister as leader of the Conservative Party.”

“I have never taken such action before and had hoped that I would not be put in such an invidious position.

“Whilst I am conscious that others will disagree with me, I believe that this is in the best interests of the country, the government and the Conservative Party.”

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In the UK, the leadership of a PM can be challenged if 15 per cent of Conservative MPs write letters demanding a confidence vote to the chairman of the party's "1922 Committee", which represents lawmakers who have no government jobs.&nbsp;

Many Conservative MPs are said to be waiting for the full disclosure of Sue Gray’s report, which was published in part on Monday.

In the House of Commons on Monday, Johnson refused to withdraw his previous statement to parliament that the 13 November event did not take place, but his press secretary later said that he “stands by” his earlier comment.

The Gray report stated: “At times it seems there was too little thought given to what was happening across the country in considering the appropriateness of some of these gatherings, the risks they presented to public health and how they might appear to the public.

“There were failures of leadership and judgment by different parts of No 10 and the Cabinet Office at different times.”

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A Conservative MP has called for the resignation of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the backdrop of ‘partygate’ scandal. Peter Aldous, the MP for Waveney, on Tuesday, said he has formally submitted a letter calling for a no-confidence vote in the prime minister’s leadership of the party.

A Conservative MP has called for the resignation of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the backdrop of ‘partygate’ scandal. Peter Aldous, the MP for Waveney, on Tuesday, said he has formally submitted a letter calling for a no-confidence vote in the prime minister’s leadership of the party. He is the second Torry MP from seeking Johnson to step down immediately. “After a great deal of soul-searching, I have reached the conclusion that the prime minister should resign,” he said on Twitter. After a great deal of soul-searching, I have reached the conclusion that the Prime Minister should resign. (1/3) — Peter Aldous (@peter_aldous) February 1, 2022 × “It is clear that he has no intention of doing so and I have therefore written to the chairman of the 1922 committee of backbench Conservative MPs, advising him that I have no confidence in the prime minister as leader of the Conservative Party.” “I have never taken such action before and had hoped that I would not be put in such an invidious position. “Whilst I am conscious that others will disagree with me, I believe that this is in the best interests of the country, the government and the Conservative Party.” Also read | UK PM Boris Johnson might face letters of no confidence by Tory MPs after 'partygate' probe report In the UK, the leadership of a PM can be challenged if 15 per cent of Conservative MPs write letters demanding a confidence vote to the chairman of the party's "1922 Committee", which represents lawmakers who have no government jobs. Many Conservative MPs are said to be waiting for the full disclosure of Sue Gray’s report, which was published in part on Monday. In the House of Commons on Monday, Johnson refused to withdraw his previous statement to parliament that the 13 November event did not take place, but his press secretary later said that he “stands by” his earlier comment. The Gray report stated: “At times it seems there was too little thought given to what was happening across the country in considering the appropriateness of some of these gatherings, the risks they presented to public health and how they might appear to the public. “There were failures of leadership and judgment by different parts of No 10 and the Cabinet Office at different times.” (With inputs from agencies)

Conservative MP submits no-confidence letter, calls on Johnson to resign

The United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson is on a tenterhooks ahead of the highly anticipated report by Sue Gray into claims of lockdown breaching parties.

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British PM Boris Johnson had a birthday bash when social gatherings were banned in the UK. 10-D hosted several such parties in the last 2 years. London's police have begun an investigation into the lockdown breaches. Palki Sharma has the details.

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Boris Johnson continues to remain in all kinds of problems. This time around it's a leaked email that has again brought back negative press for the British prime minister.

United Kingdom: Leaked email exposes UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's party

UK MP Jim Shannon broke down during a debate over alleged Downing Street party as he spoke about the death of his mother-in-law who died alone due to COVID-19.

"In Northern Ireland, we reached a milestone of 3000 deaths due to COVID just last week - 3,000 people who followed the rules... including my mother-in-law who died alone," the MP said in UK Parliament.

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The development comes amid allegations UK PM Boris Johnson conducted a party with several guests during the lockdown.

Shannon was helped by other MPs as he asked whether the investigation would be made public. PM Boris Johnson wasn't present in Parliament while Shannon was speaking as his cabinet officer minister&nbsp;Michael Ellis took questions.

Reports claim&nbsp;the UK prime minister's private secretary had invited people to a "bring your own booze" party at 10 Downing Street.

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Johnson has been under fire after a video emerged of his staff in a party during the Christmas lockdown in 2020 as Labour leader Keir Starmer accused Johnson of lacking moral authority to lead the country.

Amid the scandal, polls show Johnson's Conservative Party has been slipping behind Labour amid calls for the UK prime minister's resignation.

However, Michael Ellis backed Johson saying, "the prime minister is going nowhere".

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Labour's Afzal Khan described how his mother died alone in the hospital&nbsp;while he sat in a car outside. Reports say an investigation is underway on at least five parties which were allegedly held in various government departments during the lockdown.

PM Johnson had earlier told parliament all virus guidance were followed and no rules were broken.&nbsp;

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UK MP Jim Shannon broke down during a debate over alleged Downing Street party as he spoke about the death of his mother-in-law who died alone due to COVID-19. "In Northern Ireland, we reached a milestone of 3000 deaths due to COVID just last week - 3,000 people who followed the rules.

UK MP Jim Shannon broke down during a debate over alleged Downing Street party as he spoke about the death of his mother-in-law who died alone due to COVID-19. "In Northern Ireland, we reached a milestone of 3000 deaths due to COVID just last week - 3,000 people who followed the rules... including my mother-in-law who died alone," the MP said in UK Parliament. Also Read: UK PM Johnson to face the music over booze party during Covid lockdown The development comes amid allegations UK PM Boris Johnson conducted a party with several guests during the lockdown. Shannon was helped by other MPs as he asked whether the investigation would be made public. PM Boris Johnson wasn't present in Parliament while Shannon was speaking as his cabinet officer minister Michael Ellis took questions. Reports claim the UK prime minister's private secretary had invited people to a "bring your own booze" party at 10 Downing Street. Watch: Leaked email exposes UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's party Johnson has been under fire after a video emerged of his staff in a party during the Christmas lockdown in 2020 as Labour leader Keir Starmer accused Johnson of lacking moral authority to lead the country. Amid the scandal, polls show Johnson's Conservative Party has been slipping behind Labour amid calls for the UK prime minister's resignation. However, Michael Ellis backed Johson saying, "the prime minister is going nowhere". Also Read: Boris Johnson is revealing who he really is Labour's Afzal Khan described how his mother died alone in the hospital while he sat in a car outside. Reports say an investigation is underway on at least five parties which were allegedly held in various government departments during the lockdown. PM Johnson had earlier told parliament all virus guidance were followed and no rules were broken. (With inputs from Agencies)

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