say so publicly. others i think are waiting to see how decisive this report is. they feel that there is a hope in this report, that they could ride through it, and they may be willing to avoid an imminent leadership competition. however, some feel given what's already in the public domain, they don't see how this report could clear the prime minister and those working in downing street at the time. thank ou ve downing street at the time. thank you very much- — so police are now investigating potential breaches of coronavirus regulations at a number of events in downing street and whitehall. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports on what they will look at, and considers why the police didn't act sooner. for months, arguments around alleged parties in downing street and its garden have swept through whitehall, while london's main police force has kept quiet, saying only that it was in touch with sue gray, who is leading the cabinet office investigation. so why is the met investigating now? this morning, the force's most