Boris Johnson faces three more police fines for breaking a lockdown at a Downing Street party, according to reports. The police will be punished by the Prime Minister because he attended a retirement party for his former Director of Communication, Li Cain, according to Daily Telegraph. The November 13 incident “is considered to be the most serious violation of coronavirus regulations among the events attended by the prime minister,” an anonymous source told the newspaper. Experts believe that Johnson will receive at least four fines in total, the Daily Mirror and the Guardian reported. However, amid growing public outcry, Mr Johnson will try to turn his attention to illegal immigration on Thursday as the government sends asylum seekers to the UK in Rwanda as part of a multimillion-pound deal to be announced. . It is understood that the United Kingdom will pay the Rwandan government an initial cost of εκατο 120 million under the agreement that will lead migrants to be “removed” ashore in the African country, while awaiting the decision of the UK Home Office on asylum. “Our compassion may be infinite, but our ability to help people is not,” he said.

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Prime Minister “faces three more fines at Partygate”

Boris Johnson faces three more fines from police for violating Covid quarantine rules, according to media reports. He will be punished for attending a retirement party for his former communications director, Lee Kane, according to the Daily Telegraph. The November 13 incident “is considered to be the most serious breach of coronavirus regulations among the events attended by the prime minister,” an anonymous source close to the investigation told the newspaper. Partygate: Boris Johnson claims “it did not cross his mind” that he was breaking the rules While Johnson was fined by police for attending his birthday party during the lockdown, insiders say the prime minister was punished for being less serious than others that have not yet been fully investigated. These include a summer party in May 2020, a gathering in November at Mr. Johnson’s apartment with his wife on the day of Dominic Cummings’ departure, and Mr. Kane’s departure event. Read the details in this report by Eleanor Sly. Namita Singh14 April 2022 05:39 1649890481

Can Boris Johnson survive or will his party realize he is an electoral loser?

At first glance, it seems that Boris Johnson may survive this latest revelation in the long-running Partygate scandal. The few Torres MPs who withdrew their letters to the support committee calling on Johnson to resign do not change their minds. Andrew Bridgen, for example, has reiterated his belief that the war in Ukraine means it is not the time. Eleanor Sly13 April 2022 23:54 1649885113

Deputy Prime Minister: Lord Wolfson will be greatly missed

The Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Dominique Raab, commented on the resignation of the Minister of Justice. He thanked David Wolfson “for his remarkable work in improving families’ access to mediation, reforming our human rights laws and limiting the abuse of defamation laws by kleptocrats”. Mr Raab went on to say: “His wisdom and intellect will be greatly lacking in government.” See the full tweet below: Eleanor Sly13 April 2022 22:25 1649883613

“Criminal surrounded by idiots”: Actor Dan Stevens stuns One Show with brutal attack on Boris Johnson

Actor Dan Stevens shocked viewers by answering a question about his latest work by launching a brutal attack on Boris Johnson, calling the prime minister a “criminal” who had to resign after being fined for violating his own Covid laws. The Downton Abbey star appeared on the BBC’s The One Show to discuss Gaslit, a new American drama series – about the Watergate scandal – starring Hollywood giants Julia Roberts and Sean Penn. Focusing on some of the lesser-known stories that brought to light Richard Nixon’s crime, Universal’s limited series focuses primarily on Nixon’s infamously loyal Attorney General John Mitchell and his informant wife, Martha. Eleanor Sly13 April 2022 22:00 1649881513

Boris Johnson responds to the resignation of the Minister of Justice

The Prime Minister responded to the resignation of the Minister of Justice Lord Wolfson. The Prime Minister thanked Lord Wolfson for his work, but did not say why he had resigned. Read the full letter below: Eleanor Sly13 April 2022 21:25 1649881153

Dan Stevens calls Boris Johnson “criminal leader” on BBC One Show

Dan Stevens calls Boris Johnson “criminal leader” on BBC One Show Eleanor Sly13 April 2022 21:19 1649879095

Actor Dan Stevens calls PM “criminal” while watching BBC1’s One Show

British actor Dan Stevens shocked BBC viewers on Wednesday night when he answered a question about his latest job by launching an attack on Boris Johnson after he was fined for breaking the law for Covid. The former Downton Abbey star appeared on BBC1’s long-running One Show to discuss Gaslit, a new American drama series – about the Watergate scandal – starring Hollywood giants Julia Roberts and Sean Penn. Asked to introduce the “takeover” of presenter Alex Jones’s well-known story, Mr. Stevens replied: ambitious idiots and really should give up “. He then paused and seemed ridiculously anxious as he continued: “No, I’m sorry this is the introduction to Boris Johnson. “As soon as I said introduction to Boris Johnson, I’m very sorry.” Both Ms. Jones and Jermaine’s co-host Jenna were speechless when Mr. Stevens made the remark, with Jenna stepping away from the camera to let out a laugh. He then set up and went on to explain the plot in his new series, having already sent ripples on social media. Sam Hancock 13 April 2022 20:44 1649879060

Edwin Curry: PM’s resignation will not bring your grandfather back, says former Tories minister “leisure” to sad man

Former Torres minister Edwina Currie has been criticized for a “bad” tweet to a grieving man as he tried to defend Boris Johnson for violating his own Covid laws. The post came after the former lawmaker responded to a post by TV presenter Rylan Clark during a busy Wednesday morning in which Currie defended the prime minister on both social media and ITV’s Good Morning Britain. Mr Johnson, along with his wife, Carrie, and Chancellor Risi Sunak were all fined by Metropolitan Police on Tuesday for a surprise prime minister’s birthday at the No. 10 Cabinet Hall during the lockdown. Everyone apologized and paid the fines, but the prime minister and Mr Sunak were called upon to resign. Eleanor Sly13 April 2022 20:44 1649877339

Conservative calls on PM and Sunak, but says no sense in blaming

Tory MP Craig Whitaker has called on Boris Johnson and Chancellor Risi Sunak to resign after the couple was fined for violating coronavirus legislation. According to the Halifax Courier, the Calder Valley MP said during questions and answers on Facebook: “I not only believe that the Prime Minister should resign, but I also believe that Rishi Sunak should also resign. “Throughout this process, it was not very clear that the prime minister violated any rules until, of course, he was issued a fixed sentence notice this week. “My expectation is that he and the chancellor must do the right thing and resign. The reality is that they are not going to give up. We have seen it from the press and they have both apologized, so I suspect we will end up where we are and move on. “ Mr Whittaker said he would not submit a letter to the 1922 Backbench Tories Commission, saying he expected the prime minister to win a vote that would reduce government “day-to-day” work. Calder Valley MP Craig Whittaker (Wikimedia Commons) Sam Hancock 13 April 2022 20:15 1649877315

Rishi Sunak’s popularity has suffered since the spring break and, according to a Savanta ComRes poll, he is now even less popular than Boris Johnson. Eleanor Sly13 April 2022 20:15