Fresh No 10 rule-breaking claims emerge as PM puts fightback plan in place

Fresh allegations of rule-breaking in Downing Street have emerged as it was reported Boris Johnson is looking to reboot his leadership after a bruising week.

[Nawitisnae]

He didn't even have the dignity to apologise to the Queen himself. It was a spokesperson who had to do it.

[Bill-Door]

If he and his mates get away with this, he will know he can get away with anything. He is not the sort of person you want to have that kind of power.
He has to go, along with his cabinet!

[wutheringlives]

Partying whilst the public dying!.
Sack em all, fine em, put em in prison and that's still no bloody justice!!

[lidgie]

How he hasn't resigned yet is beyond me. Complete and utter farce.

[mandymann]

A reporter needs to ask him the question "What would have happened if I had had a gathering of 30/40 people during lockdown? What would've happened to any of us?"

[harveybarnes]

The prime minister should be setting the standards, not breaking them.

[scotty]

If i take booze into my workplace i get sacked! Yet the house of commons has a subsidised bar? No10 are allowed to go out and buy booze for party's on the premises? I really give up.

[jordandonoghue]

What’s more: us taxpayers have funded ALL of these ‘wine-time Fridays’ and parties. At what point do we all stop paying tax (illegal in the first place but legal only ever works as a defender for the ones that make the rules in the first place doesn’t it)

[goldeneddie]

So how does it make you feel now, to realise that you _could_ have attended that funeral and didn't need to cancel your wedding?

That's the real question, once you see that the 'rulemakers' themselves knew the risk was so minimal that they could party every week, in between having affairs and day-trips to Durham to test their eyesight.

[traceytaylor]

What's there to fight about, he's guilty as sin for breaking his own rules and the law. He should try to retain the smallest shred of dignity and resign, at least for his children's sake. Hardly a good role model to them.

[arronstone]

Reboot his leadership? It's not like some faulty laptop or clearing the cache' on your iPad. Hopefully he's done.

[kareemmeerak]

He needs sentencing for breaking the rules he enforced

[Nishath]

just imagine how many ppl have lost there families to covid. they had to stay at home and ACTUALLY followed the guidance given BY THE PM HIM SELF. but of course bc hes the pm he thought he could do anything he wanted so he held TWO PARTIES. DISGUSTING

[starsail]

Seriously, who gives a toss . 50% of people going in shops don’t bother wearing a mask

[chrissmith]

I have a "C" word for Johnson and it isn't conservative. It's a bit stronger than coward or corrupt too.

[travelwell]

Is it ‘rule’ breaking? Or is it ‘law’ breaking? 🧐

[JayJay-loz]

Taking a absolute liberty.
Imagine them trying to put restrictions in place now.

[iainv]

Sack all of them who broke the rules. Simple. They are held to higher account considering they made the rules and forced them upon the public

[redacted]

Parties... and @1:32 beer fridge. Glad to see where the taxes go. Well, if certain people do get the sack they can do commercials for Tesco and the like, as every little bit helps. Nice to know they can have socials while the people are forced to anti-socially distance.

[happydace]

And isn't it about time the MP's who ATTENDED these gatherings got named and shamed ? I for one would like to know if my local MP ( Mark Spencer) at any of these unlawful shindigs !🤔