Which 'partygate' gatherings and parties broke lockdown rules?

Good Morning Britain fans were left up in arms after Downing Street Chief of Staff Steve Barclay was “too busy” to appear on the ITV breakfast show. During Thursday’s (May 26) instalment of the popular news show, Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard were due to interview the MP as Boris Johnson faces further scrutiny for allegedly attending another party during the peak of the global pandemic.

A Tory minister said he is "too busy" to speak on Good Morning Britain today - a day after Sue Gray's report into lockdown breaking parties was published.

Rishi Sunak could announce a cut of £400 on energy bills for every home under a new cost of living support plan, according to reports. The Chancellor is set to announce a new package of support today (Thursday) in the Commons, which is likely to include a discount on energy bills funded by windfall tax on oil and gas giants.

Boris Johnson has twice refused to deny that he asked Sue Gray not to publish her controversial partygate report as he vowed not to resign.

Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross has performed another partygate u-turn by claiming Boris Johnson will have to quit after the war is over in Ukraine.

Boris Johnson has dismissed calls to resign after a damning report found there had been a culture of Covid rule breaking in Downing Street during lockdown.

Boris Johnson has said he is sorry for his role in partygate and claimed he has been humbled by the scandal.

Boris Johnson "must bear responsibility" for the culture of Covid rule breaking in Downing Street during lockdown, a scathing report by top civil servant Sue Gray has concluded. Her report, published this morning, found that "failures of leadership and judgment in Number 10 and the Cabinet Office" resulted in regular gatherings that were "not in line with Covid guidance at the time".

Families of those bereaved by Covid have reacted with anger to the publication of the Sue Gray report, joining demands that Tory MPs depose Boris Johnson.

Sue Gray has provided her final report into lockdown-breaking parties in Downing Street and Whitehall to the Prime Minister, a Cabinet spokesperson has confirmed. The long-awaited report is understood to be 37 pages long and also has nine photos, including pictures of Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Cabinet Secretary Simon Case.

Boris Johnson drinking at an event during a Covid lockdown.

Downing Street insiders have described chaotic mid-lockdown parties in No 10 they felt were condoned by Boris Johnson - as he 'was grabbing a glass for himself'. Three anonymous individuals have told BBC Panorama in detail what they witnessed at regular rule-breaking events during coronavirus restrictions.

A hairdresser who made headlines in 2021 is under scrutiny once again after refusing to pay her fines for breaching the covid lockdown.

Good Morning Britain fans have taken social media by storm and have begged ITV to replace Richard Madeley over his partygate comments.Richard and his co-host Susanna Reid spoke to Transport Secretary Grant Shapps and the topic of partygate arose. They discussed the new images of Boris Johnson, who was holding a glass near bottles of alcohol, at one of the alleged parties.

Susanna Reid's controversial interview with Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Good Morning Britain will not be pursued by Ofcom.The interview, which was broadcast live from Downing Street on May 3, received a total of 98 complaints relating to impartiality from viewers in wake of its airing.On Tuesday (May 24), the broadcasting regulator said it had assessed the complaints but declined to pursue any further action.In a ruling, the media watchdog claimed the 57-year-old Tory leader was given "sufficient opportunity" to state his Government's position.It also insisted that Susanna's strong line of questioning was 'in keeping with viewers' expectations'.An Ofcom spokesperson said (via PA): "We assessed complaints about this interview with the Prime Minister."We found he was given sufficient opportunity to put across the Government’s position, and the strong line of questioning was in keeping with regular viewers' expectations of interviews with political figures on this programme."The controversial broadcast saw Susanna, 51, challenge Johnson on a number of issues, including the cost of living crisis and hike in energy prices.The veteran breakfast presenter didn't pull any punches as she quizzed the politician on the alarming case of an elderly lady who was forced to travel around on the bus rather than waste energy in her home.She also asked the sitting PM outright why he refused to resign after he was confirmed to have broken the law by attending Downing Street parties during the coronavirus pandemic lockdown in the UK.In another viral moment from the interview, Johnson appeared clueless about the identity of Lorraine Kelly.The interview marked Johnson's first appearance on the ITV breakfast programme since 2017 when he was

Downing Street has denied reports that Boris Johnson suggested to Sue Gray to abandon plans to publish her report into the partygate scandal.

Susanna Reid took aim at Grant Shapps after the Tory minister attempted to bring up Keir Starmer's potential breaches of covid rules when discussing partygate in Downing Street.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has defended the Prime Minister after photos appearing to show him raising a glass at an alleged Downing Street party during the second coronavirus lockdown emerged.

Boris Johnson does not think he was attending a party in the image showing him raising a glass and surrounded by wine bottles at a leaving do, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said.

Douglas Ross has called on Boris Johnson to “explain himself” for pictures showing him drinking at an illegal lockdown party in Downing Street.

This is the moment a Manchester Airport passenger became so frustrated by a lengthy wait to pick up his bags he plugged his phone into the Tannoy and played Sweet Caroline. Dozens of other bored passengers, who had waited around two hours to collect their luggage, then started singing along to the Neil Diamond hit, a witness said.