For violating COVID restrictions, Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak both had to pay penalties to the police.

According to the government’s COVID regulations, the prime minister and chancellor were found to have broken laws.

Prime Minister claims it ‘didn’t occur to me’ that his birthday party was in violation of the law – live updates from partygate.

No, we don’t know the fines for the prime minister and the chancellor.

We’ve learned that Boris Johnson and Carrie Johnson were both fined £50 and paid their fines. He has also paid the fine imposed on him.

Is the police investigation over, or is there still a chance of further penalties?

The police investigation is still continuing, therefore the PM might face more penalties as a result.
Is it possible that the PM will step down?

He said today that he had no intention of doing so. He doesn’t seem to be willing to travel on his own.

Whatever the Tory MPs or cabinet decide, the outcome is still up in the air.
Although the political climate isn’t as tumultuous as it was in early February, the tale has a long way to go.

We don’t know yet whether it will be harmful or if it will just be repeated and of little consequence.

He might attempt to make things even more difficult on the Prime Minister by resigning.

He’s capable. If Mr. Sunak were to go, things would grow much more difficult for Mr. Johnson.

While this hasn’t been announced publicly, it seems like the Prime Minister is not planning to step down anytime soon. In a statement, he said he was “focused on delivering for the British people in this trying moment.”

Are the penalties likely to have any effect, according to the most recent polls?

Since the lows of partygate, the Conservatives have rebounded somewhat, but Labour remains in the lead.

It’s too early to tell how serious this problem is compared to other concerns.

Is the prime minister about to be joined by the rest of his cabinet?

Mr Johnson’s allies in the Cabinet are lining up behind him.

The prime minister has received support from a number of members of parliament, including Michael Gove, Nadine Dorries, Oliver Dowden, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Grant Shapps and Liz Truss.

Among Tory MPs, what is the current mood?

Uncertain. Because of upcoming municipal elections, be cautious. Be wary about making hasty judgments. We’re sick of answering inquiries about the PM and our own faith in him.

What are the prime minister’s and chancellor’s current options?

Neither Mr. Johnson nor Mr. Sunak have indicated that they will give up, and it seems that they both intend to do so.

Even if the administration wants to avoid it, may parliament be summoned?

It’s just a matter of time until parliament returns.

Is it now possible to get a hold of the whole Sue Gray report?

As soon as the cops are done investigating, which hasn’t occurred.

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