Boris Johnson will defend his antics in the Partygate scandal in a 50-page dossier that will be handed to Parliament today.
will defend his antics in the Partygate scandal in a 50-page dossier that will be handed to Parliament today.
He is also set to show new WhatsApp messages that he was ‘advised rules weren’t breached’ and that the ‘general assumption’ at the time was that the events were compliant.Boris was seen leaving his home this morning He says it must go beyond ‘balance of probabilities’ & prove he is ‘significantly more likely than not’ to have misled the Commons Committee, according to the BBC.
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