UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson witnessed weekly drinking sessions by his staff throughout the pandemic, according to a report on Saturday (Jan 15) that stoked fresh calls from his own party for the embattled leader to quit.
When the waiting time comes, notice สมัครสล็อตxo the spin press in the first turn where you receive the bonus for more than $2.
Conservative members of parliament, many of whom were spending the weekend back in their home constituencies, say they are being deluged with messages from voters outraged at accounts of rule-breaking in Downing Street.
Johnson was spending the weekend in self-isolation after a family member tested positive for COVID-19. The opposition Labour party said he was "literally hiding" and should resign.
Former Conservative minister Tobias Ellwood, an influential backbench MP, told the BBC that Johnson must "lead or step aside".
Whether Johnson and his staff knowingly broke the law during COVID-19 lockdowns is the central question being addressed in an inquiry by senior civil servant Sue Gray, who could report back next week.
After weeks of denials and stonewalling, Johnson this week apologised in parliament for at least one boozy event organised by his staff which he attended in May 2020, when Britons were banned from socialising.
Two other parties were held in April 2021 as Queen Elizabeth II prepared to bury Prince Philip, her husband of 73 years. Downing Street sent apologies to Buckingham Palace, calling them "deeply regrettable".