A report into lockdown-breaching UK government parties has blamed top officials for what it calls a culture of rule-breaking in Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s office.

Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer has pledged to step down if he is fined for potentially breaching Covid lockdown rules.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that he will remain in his official post despite mounting pressure to resign over the partygate scandal.

Britain’s two most senior politicians- the Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak, have both been served with £50 penalty notices by London’s Metropolitan police after breaching Covid lockdown restrictions.

There has been criticism of the way the Partygate scandal continues to be addressed by the government and why the identities of those issued with fines still not made public.

A series of gatherings held during the height of Covid lockdown rules in 2020 and dubbed Partygate was the scandal that threatened to take down a sitting British prime minister.

The conclusions of a much-anticipated inquiry into allegations of parties held at the UK prime minister’s office during lockdowns last year is finally out, fueling anger among the public, political opposition, and members of Boris Johnson’s own conservative party.