Speaking for the first time since the Metropolitan police concluded their investigation into Downing Street parties, Boris Johnson said he was 'very grateful to the Met for their work'.
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The prime minister, speaking on a visit to Powys, Wales, before an address to the Welsh Conservative conference, was asked if Downing Street would block Sue Gray, the senior civil servant compiling a report on Partygate. He said it would be a matter that was entirely up to Gray

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