“Perhaps it would be faster if Sue Gray were to investigate the days there weren’t parties.”
“Perhaps it would be faster if Sue Gray were to investigate the days there weren’t parties.” Sir Ed Davey, Peter Bone, Dame Angela Eagle and Sir Christopher Chope confront Cabinet Office minister Michael Ellis over Boris Johnson's alleged Downing Street party during the first coronavirus lockdown. Labour former minister Dame Angela Eagle told the Commons: “Perhaps it would be faster if Sue Gray were to investigate the days there weren’t parties.” She added Michael Ellis had been sent to “defend the utterly indefensible”, noting: “We know, do we not, that an invite to a bring your own booze party was sent out for May 20 when 268 people died in hospital on that day. The Manchester Evening News covers news, entertainment, sport, and what's happening around the region - and has done since 1868. Follow us on our social channels Twitter – https://twitter.com/mennewsdesk Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/ManchesterEveningNews/ Instagram – https://www.instragram.com/ManchesterEveningNews/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/manchestereveningnewsbusiness Visit our homepage and see what's going on – https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ If you have a story tip or something you feel we should be investigating, you can email [email protected] or call on 0161 832 7200. LIKE | COMMENT | SUBSCRIBE | SHARE #ManchesterEveningNews #uknews #latestnews #borisjohnson #AngelaEagle
