when they were happening? it sounds like there was a culture of lawbreaking parties rather than a single one off event. we ve heard reports of wheelie suitcases of drink clanking through security. surely, some officers were concerned about what they were seeing at the time. you will be aware that there are a number of officers posted in the surrounds of downing street. the ones you see are all armed and they have a job to do. last march, in this warwickshire garden, kieron mcardle and three friends had a small birthday party. the police arrived within the hour and fined him. he wants whitehall party goers to face the same punishment. the stories of these - parties are coming out now. it s a little bit galling when you see that the people that made the rules are breaking the rules and they re not. being held to account. so, what are the potential punishments? well, anyone who attended an illegal
reason to be at any of the events. for some opposition politicians, the question is why did police not act sooner? did the officers who work in downing street every day not notice the events when they were happening? it sounds like there was a culture of lawbreaking parties rather than a single one off event. we ve heard reports of wheelie suitcases of drink clanking through security. surely some officers were concerned about what they were seeing at the time. last march, in this warwickshire garden, kieran mcardle and three friends had a small birthday party. the police arrived within the hour and fined him. he wants whitehall party goers to face the same punishment. the stories of these parties are coming out now. it s a little bit galling when you see that the people that made the rules are breaking the rules and they re not being held to account. so what are the potential punishments? anyone who attended an illegal gathering in downing street
and where there was little ambiguity around the absence of any reasonable defence. and what will the police look at? the starting point will be what sue gray has already uncovered. the investigation itself should be reasonably straightforward. now police have decided which of the events at downing street was potentially illegal, they lljust need to try and work out who was at each one, and they ll do that by looking at emails, at personal accounts and at movements on staff passes. and they ll also need to check whether anyone had a legitimate reason to be at any of the events. for some opposition politicians, the question is why did police not act sooner? did the officers who work in downing street every day not notice the events when they were happening? it sounds like there was a culture of lawbreaking parties rather than a single one off event. we ve heard reports of wheelie suitcases of drink clanking through security.
what sue gray has already uncovered. the investigation itself should be reasonably straightforward. now police have decided which of the events at downing street was potentially illegal, they lljust need to try and work out who was at each one, and they ll do that by looking at emails, at personal accounts and at movements on staff passes. and they ll also need to check whether anyone had a legitimate reason to be at any of the events. for some opposition politicians the question is, why did the police not act sooner? did the officers who work in downing street every day not notice the events when they were happening? it sounds like there was a culture of lawbreaking parties rather than a single one off event. we ve heard reports of wheelie suitcases of drink clanking through security. surely, some officers were concerned about what they were seeing at the time. you will be aware that there are a number of officers posted in the surrounds of downing street.
and where there was little ambiguity around the absence of any reasonable defence. and what will the police look at? the starting point will be what sue gray has already uncovered. the investigation itself should be reasonably straightforward. now police have decided which of the events at downing street was potentially illegal, they lljust need to try and work out who was at each one, and they ll do that by looking at emails, at personal accounts and at movements on staff passes. and they ll also need to check whether anyone had a legitimate reason to be at any of the events. for some opposition politicians, the question is why did police not act sooner? did the officers who work in downing street every day not notice the events when they were happening? it sounds like there was a culture of lawbreaking parties rather than a single one off event. we ve heard reports of wheelie suitcases of drink clanking through security. surely some officers