Published 1 year ago

Boris admits he misled Parliament about No. 10 parties but ‘didn’t mean to’

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Boris Johnson has said he accepts he misled parliament over partygate but insists his statements were "in good faith". In his evidence to the privileges committee, published on Tuesday, the former prime minister accused it of having gone "significantly beyond its terms of reference".

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Times of India

Boris Johnson admits he misled UK Parliament, but in 'good faith'

Johnson is due to give oral evidence to the House of Commons Privileges Committee this week and made written submissions ahead of that, in which he criticises the panel for going "significantly beyond its terms of reference".

1 year ago·India

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BBC News

Partygate: I misled MPs but not intentionally, says Boris Johnson

The ex-PM says his Partygate denials were made in good faith, ahead of a grilling from MPs on Wednesday.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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News18 India

Former PM Boris Johnson Admits He Misled UK Parliament, but in 'Good Faith'

The Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK group took to Twitter to say that it is "sickening" that Johnson claimed he acted in "good faith" while accepting he misled the House of Commons over partygate

1 year ago·India

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The Guardian

Boris Johnson’s Partygate defence dossier published

Document released before Wednesday’s privileges committee hearing, which will determine if Johnson misled MPs

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Boris Johnson admits he misled Commons but says ‘no evidence’ it was intentional

Johnson says misleading statements to Commons over Partygate were made in ‘good faith’

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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NDTV

Boris Johnson Admits He Misled UK Parliament In "Good Faith"

Former British prime minister Boris Johnson's written defence in response to an influential parliamentary committee was published on Tuesday and in it he accepts that he misled Parliament over the partygate scandal of Covid lockdown law-breaching parties at Downing Street, but did so in "good faith". Mr Johnson is due to give oral evidence to the House of Commons Privileges Committee this week and made written submissions ahead of that, in which…

1 year ago·New Delhi, India

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