jean jean adamson s father. this upset is registering. beth rigby reports. political pressure is growing, and after weeks of reports and denials, jim picard share this exchange on tuesday. but while the prime minister has replied, he hasn t addressed the substance. mrjohnson won t say if he was there on may the 20th, or whether the december party broke the rules. 0n whether the december party broke the rules. on tuesday, this was the government s message. the prime
the prime minister says rules weren t broken, but hasn t explained how that can be. as for may 20th, the conservative mp michael fabricant says there s not an issue here. they were simply spilling out from their own offices into a secure garden. that s one view. here s another from law professor adam wagner. at that time, it was illegal for a person to be outside of the place they were living without a reasonable excuse, and that reasonable excuse could include where they needed to work. but as we can see from the email, this doesn t look a lot like work. that will be for sue gray s investigation to judge. but there s also the question of whether boris johnson knew about the email. i think it s true to say that it s extremely unlikely he could have invited 100 people to a party in the downing street garden without the ascent of the prime minister. unlikely, maybe. it is possible mrjohnson ventured into his garden and, to his surprise, found