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davidson, said in a tweet this morning, nobody needs an official to tell them if they were at a boozy shindig in their own garden. people are rightly furious. so why is the prime minister not making it clear whether he was at the drinks party? the line from the government is that it is a matter for civil servant sue gray to investigate, the fact it has been shunted into an independent process means that was not much scope for ministers or the prime minister himself to talk about it. it is interesting when you compare this with a couple of weeks ago when the picture emerged of a similar looking gathering at downing street in the back garden, we saw the prime minister, dominic cummings, his private secretary martin reynolds and his then fiancee having a bottle of wine at a table and different groups of people, at that point the governmentjustified and explained government justified and explained the governmentjustified and explained the event as it being a series of work meetings that