LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was under fire on Tuesday after his private secretary had invited more than 100 people to the party “Bring your own liquor” at Downing Street Park during the first coronavirus locking.
Johnson, who won a landslide victory in the 2019 election, has faced intense supervision over the past month after a video appears to show his wand laugh and joke about the street party 2020.
Revelation of a series of parties in Downing Street has gathered popular ridicule and criticism drawn from the party leader Keer Starmer’s opposition workers, who said Johnson did not have a moral authority to lead the country.
Johnson and his colleague Carrie was among those who gathered with around 40 staff at the Garden of Downing Street on May 20, 2020, after the main private secretary PM Martin Reynolds sent an invitation via email, ITV reported.
“After what has been a very busy period, we thought it would be nice to take advantage of beautiful weather and have a number of drinks that are socially in Taman No.
10 tonight,” said Reynolds in an email.
“Please join us from 6pm and bring your own liquor!” At the time of meetings, schools were closed for most students, and pubs and restaurants were closed, with strict control on social mixing.
People are prevented from farewell offer directly to relatives.
The police demanded people to have a party, set up a random checkpoint in several regions and in Derbyshire, Central England, using drones to monitor beauty spots.
The victim of the United Kingdom of Pandemi Covid-19 stood at 150,154, Seventh Seventh’s official toll road after the United States, Brazil, India, Russia, Mexico and Peru.
Johnson’s office refused to comment on the ITV report.
A senior government official, Sue Gray, is currently investigating the accusations of at least five parties held in the government department last year during locking restrictions.
Asked about the Claim Downing Street Party, Johnson told the parliament last month that all Covid guidance had been followed, there were no damaged rules and no party at Downing Street.
Political opponents say that if Johnson has attended a party during locking, his position will be in danger because the pora party will show a pattern of disgust by Johnson.
“It feels like it is part of the Prime Minister’s character: He thinks he can get away with things and he sends messages to all his government that the rules do not apply to us, they only apply to everyone,” said Ed Miliband, a former Labor leader.
Over the past few months, Johnson, 57, has faced criticism for handling the Sleaze scandal, the provision of a favorable Covid contract, repair Downing Street Flat and claims he intervened to ensure pets were evacuated from Kabul during August.
Edward Argar, a junior health minister, said he understood the wounds that would be caused by the parties about the parties, especially for people who lost their family and friends.
But he told Sky News, inappropriate for him to comment when the investigation was underway.
The London police, who had previously refused to investigate the claim of the government official meeting, said that on Monday it was related to the cabinet office for alleged violations of health protection law at Downing Street.