Published 2 years ago

Inside Downing Street as Boris Johnson seeks to banish the ghost of Partygate with apology tour

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Downing Street had been bracing itself for the final verdict on Partygate for almost six months. Sue Gray has accrued an almost mystical power in the eyes of Westminster insiders and waiting for her report on the parties to emerge was often compared to Waiting for Godot. The arrival of the report triggered a scramble for a printer: despite Boris Johnson's preference for paper documents, the Cabinet Office team did not provide a hard copy.

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