Boris Johnson will reportedly not be interviewed by the Metropolitan Police as part of their investigation into alleged lockdown-breaching parties in Downing Street and Whitehall.
That's because the force is not interviewing those who have received questionnaires as part of the inquiries. The people who received questionnaires could potentially be fined, according to ITV News.
The Met is investigating 12 events, including as many as six Mr Johnson is said to have attended, and has sent out more than 100 questionnaires.
The PM received his in February. ITV’s Robert Peston said the only officials being interviewed are “witnesses”, whose role is to help the police interpret questionnaires submitted by other people. READ MORE: Tragedy as missing Didsbury woman found dead “The Met are not interviewing those who received questionnaires and are in the frame to be fined,” he said.
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