receiving any more fines yet.. in the scheme of things, not cheaply significant i have to say. there have been reports in the last 2a hours or so that some fixed penalty notices have been issued to people in 10 downing street garden and started by being invited to socially distanced drinks as they were described in an e mailfrom a senior civil servant and people were told to bring your own booze. the prime minister was there and has apologised in parliament saying at the time he thought it was a work event and he should have in hindsight found another way to thank people for the hard work and told everyone to go inside but up until now, at least, he is not one of those who have received a fixed penalty notice. that is not to say he won t in due course for that or other events but it is tricky to establish how the police investigation is taking its course because the met police have said they won t issue any further confirmation of major developments in the investigation until after the
the prime minister. how much of a hit is he taking? let s start with salma abdelaziz in london. members of his own party are calling for him to resign. so how big is the revolt here? reporter: you re looking at a prime minister right now, isa, trying to defend the indefensible, somehow trying to make it okay that multiple gatherings, parties, work meetings, whatever the final wording is, took place at a time when people were making great sacrifices in this country. may of 2020. you remember that period, isa. if you showed up in a local park, a lot of the picnic tables were cordoned off. there was no gathering here. at 10 downing street garden that is what was happening with the prime minister in attendance. he s apologized, kind of, sort of. he said he is sorry, but he still did not admit to actually violating any covid restrictions. he did not acknowledge that any