RISHI SUNAK had considered resigning as Chancellor before penning an 'unreserved apology' after the Metropolitan Police issued the Richmond MP with a fixed term penalty notice following Scotland Yard's investigation into partygate, a report has claimed.
RISHI SUNAK had considered resigning as Chancellor before penning an"unreserved apology" after the Metropolitan Police issued the Richmond MP with a fixed term penalty notice following Scotland Yard's investigation into partygate, a report has claimed.Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak receive lockdown finesWe use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you.
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