Everything Boris Johnson said as Met Police hands fines to PM and Chancellor

Linda Robson clashed with her Loose Women co-stars on Thursday's show as she defended Boris Johnson’s actions in the "partygate scandal". The ITV chat show had a heated debate about the controversial topic as the presenters discussed whether Boris should resign over breaking the law and holding a lockdown party – for which he has now paid a £50 fine.

Loose Women. Fellow co-star Sunetra Sarker had to urge the panel "not to pile on Linda" after her comments.

A Metropolitan Police officer has been convicted after attempting to meet a 13-year-old girl for sex while on duty.

The One Show hosts were left speechless after Dan Stevens dished out brutal criticism of Boris Johnson on live TV.

The Government is set to secure a deal which would see asylum seekers who cross the Channel in small boats being flown to Rwanda for processing. Home Secretary Priti Patel is expected to sign the multimillion-pound agreement on Thursday during a visit to the East African nation.

Line of Duty's Martin Compston, Vicky McClure and Adrian Dunbar interrogate Boris over his latest gaffes in another spoof video from activist group Led By Donkeys.

Dan Stevens left The One Show's hosts speechless as he made a savage dig about Boris Johnson. The Downton Abbey star appeared on the BBC chat show to discuss his new drama, Gaslit, which also stars Julia Roberts and Sean Penn.

Presenters on The One Show were stunned into silence on Wednesday night as guest star Dan Stevens made a ruthless comment about Prime Minister Boris Johnson, leaving viewers in shock. Both Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas looked visibly uncomfortable and were reeling after the remarks.

BBC's The One Show and made a brutal dig towards Boris Johnson.

A top Scottish Tory has broken party ranks and called on Boris Johnson to resign.

Lanarkshire politicians are calling for Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak after the pair were fined for having parties in Downing Street during lockdown.

TV and radio star Rylan Clark was caught up in an unexpected Twitter row with former Conservative MP Edwina Currie after being told to 'get real.' Rylan, who hosts the Strictly Come Dancing spin-off show Strictly: It Takes Two, took to social media to comment on revelations about Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

An MSP has branded the use of Ukraine as "the lowest form of politics" in calling for Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak to quit.

Boris Johnson should resign, Denise, 61, said "no", but revealed she was "in contact with people who were in contact with people in Downing Street" and was told that no masks were ever worn, calling it "a different world out there." The actress said: "People had to say goodbye to friends and close family while they continued like nothing was going on." Speaking about Boris Johnson's controversial gathering with a birthday cake, the former Coronation Street actress said: "Well I would've welcome it, because I thought the rules were ridiculous."Detectives have reportedly been investigating a string of other parties held at Downing Street - called Operation Hillman. Fellow panelist Jane Moore revealed that this operation discovered that Boris allegedly attended at least six other parties during lockdown.Jane posed the question of whether "this is the most innocuous one that has been floated out" and whether "there's more to come" to which Denise replied: "Of course there is."The conversation sparked debate on Twitter, with users torn over whether Boris should resign.

'The Prime Minister must stand down over the Partygate fine scandal' - that's the view of Rutherglen's MSP.

Edwina Currie hit out at Ranvir Singh on Good Morning Britain as she told her 'not to put words in her mouth' over the Boris Johnson fine debacle.

This Morning viewers were not impressed when talk turned to Boris Johnson's partygate scandal.The Prime Minister last night (April 12) announced he had been fined by The Metropolitan Police after it was confirmed he attended lockdown parties at 10 Downing Street.Boris said: "Today I've received a fixed penalty notice from the Metropolitan Police relating to a Downing Street Event on 19 June 2020."Let me say immediately, I have paid the fine and want to offer a full apology."During a discussion, LBC broadcaster Nick Ferrari claimed that Boris may be sorry after his scandal was brought to light after the PM paid a fine.Reflecting on the PM, he said: "Boris is the ultimate Marmite politician, you go in liking the guy or loathing him and all this will do is underscore that."That apology you played a little earlier on I think it's enough for now, within the last MP has called on me saying he has to go, I don't think the dam will break."Nick continued: "I don't think there's an appetite to get rid of the Prime Minister at this time, he's just about done enough."As Camilla [Tominey] referenced, there could be more down the way, there's the Sue Grey report, we've got The Met with their enquiries and the Sue Grey report."This is someone who sits above Parliament and investigates all parliamentary affairs, we still don't know that –if we have another party with another Tupperware cake and there was another packet of cheesy Wotsits or whatever, that could be ugly but at the moment, I think he's just ahead of the game."Nick also appeared to suggest that doctors and nurses had also been consuming cake and drinking prosecco on shift during the pandemic.Fans instantly took to social media, sharing their rage over the news, with one

Good Morning Britain star Ranvir Singh was close to tears as she attempted to defend the "real life heroes" during the Covid-19 pandemic while Boris Johnson and MPs partied at No10. On Tuesday (April 13), it was announced that police had decided the Prime Minister, his wife Carrie Johnson and his Chancellor Rishi Sunak did break lockdown laws.Boris Johnson refused to resign but did confirm that he had paid his £50 fine.The TV host and mother-of-one, 44, was joined on the programme by Conservative Party member Grant Shapps, who had tried to defend Boris as an "honourable man".

Countdown icon Susie Dent made a savage dig at Boris Johnson on Twitter after he had been fined over Partygate. It was announced that the Prime Minister, 57, and Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak had been fined for breaking laws the government put into place at the peak of the pandemic by attending parties.The Prime Minister has since paid the penalty but refused to resign by claiming he felt a “greater sense of obligation” to deliver for the public.Not missing a beat, dictionary mastermind, Susie, 57, took to social media with a hilarious tweet slamming the Prime minister with the “word of the day.”The Dictionary Corner star tweeted: “Word of the day is ‘maw-worm’ (19th century): one who insists that they have done nothing wrong, despite evidence to the contrary.”Fans loved Susie’s perfectly-timed tweet that garnered more than 80,000 likes, with many replying underneath the witty tweet.One tweeted: “Your tweets are joyous!”Another agreed, writing: “She hits the nail on the head each and every day.

Boris Johnson's leadership is under serious threat after being issued with a fixed penalty notice by the Metropolitan Police. It comes after police investigating allegations of lockdown parties held in Downing Street and Whitehall said they have now made more than 50 referrals for fines.

Boris Johnson has been fined for attending his own birthday party in the Cabinet Room during Covid lockdown. The prime minister is among the latest raft of event attendees fined by the Met Police, along with his wife Carrie Johnson and the chancellor Rishi Sunak.