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The premier apologizes to the ‘Tory’ deputies while stressing the serious risk that his resignation would entail for the Conservative Party
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Boris Johnson He was personally dispatching on Wednesday and Thursday -in 15-minute sessions- with a good number of “Tory” deputies, apologizing for the “bad advice” received at the hands of his inner circle during the pandemic and repeating the same slogan to one after another: “Let’s get out of this!”
The “premier” stressed the serious risk that your resignationfor the Conservative Party and warned that a change of leader would automatically mean the calling of early elections to achieve its “legitimacy” before the British.
The delay in the publication of the ‘Partygate’ report could be due to a discrepancy between the person in charge of the investigation, the senior official Sue Gray, and Boris Johnson himself. According The Times, Gray was in favor of “unabridged” publication of the report, while the “premier” preferred to leave it in a summary of his conclusions, despite his commitments to Parliament.
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss attempted to pave the way for partial publication of the report, claiming that some of your content could be “problematic” and should be reserved for “security issues”. Sue Gray acknowledged on the other hand that the investigation could be especially damaging for the “junior” staff of Downing Street, and warned of the need to provide some kind of support to those involved.
Scotland Yard meanwhile went ahead with its police inquiries and recognized the possibility that Boris Johnson being questioned “under caution” in the course of the investigation.
The interrogations in Downing Street would be carried out by Jane Connors, Deputy Chief Commissioner Cressida Dick, and Major Catherine Roper, who heads the Special Investigations Team, also known as the “Celebrity Squad” (because of the frequency with which they have than dealing with politicians and celebrities).
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