MPs are today set to meet to conclude their inquiry into whether former PM Boris Johnson misled Parliament over No 10 lockdown parties. Boris stepped down as an MP on Friday, but not before he launched a scathing attack on the probe.
The Partygate inquiry could conclude as early as Wednesday after Boris dramatically quit last week
stepped down as an MP on Friday and launched a scathing attack on the probe, branding it a ‘witch hunt’.
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