this is bbc news, i m victoria derbyshire live in downing street. the headlines at 2. number 10 has now received a first draft, of the long awaited report by a senior civil servant, into lockdown parties in downing street. the report will be published shortly. the findings are limited for now, due to the ongoing inquiry, by the metropolitan police. earlier borisjohnson was asked if he did anything wrong. you re going to have to wait and see the outcome of the. you ve been telling people privately. you have to wait and see the outcome of the investigations but of course i stick absolutely to what i ve said in the past. i m ben brown with your other stories. after intense pressure, ministers meet to consider scrapping mandatory covid vaccinations
the last few weeks. absolutely, and one of the reasons this issue blew l one of the reasons this issue blew up one of the reasons this issue blew up the way it did a few weeks ago, when we were talking about the possibility of a confidence vote in borisjohnson, was because so many tory mps were being inundated with e mails and letters from their constituents, furious that they felt the stories they were hearing about what had gone on in downing street were a complete paradox to the way they had been living their own lives during lockdown. i don t think we are going to get conclusions to date on some of the most serious allegations. it seems a fair bet they are the ones the metropolitan police are looking into. maybe sue grayjust police are looking into. maybe sue gray just addresses police are looking into. maybe sue grayjust addresses some of police are looking into. maybe sue gray just addresses some of the broader themes of some of the specifics which the metropolitan police isn t l
for nhs workers in england. the vaccination is the right policy, but forcing vaccination wasn t, not in the middle of a staffing crisis particularly. and after the double whammy of storms this weekend, there s more damage in scotland and the north east of england. good afternoon. initial findings from the long awaited report by sue gray, into multiple parties held at downing street and whitehall during lockdown, have been handed to the prime minister. the inquiry was ordered by borisjohnson, after a series of media reports about gatherings, held while coronavirus restrictions were in place, in 2020. however sue gray s report
is partially limited by a metropolitan police request, that only minimal reference be made to alleged events that may have taken place at no 10. the report is expected to be made public this afternoon, and borisjohnson will address mps in the next few hours. this report from helen catt. sue gray s investigation into lockdown breaking parties at downing street has taken more than two months, during which a steady stream of damaging claims has emerged. now the prime minister has been updated on what she s found. on a visit to essex earlier, before he received the update, borisjohnson was staying tight lipped. 0ur viewers want to know, do you think that you have done anything wrong? you will have to wait and see the outcome of the investigations, but of course i stick to what i ve said in the past. sue gray was tasked with looking at a number of gatherings in downing street