Partygate: Boris Johnson says he is ‘grateful’ to Met police as investigation concludes

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Speaking for the first time since the Metropolitan police concluded their investigation into Downing Street parties, Boris Johnson said he was ‘very grateful to the Met for their work’. the prime minister, speaking on a visit to Powys, Wales, before an address to the Welsh Conservative conference, was asked if Downing Street would block Sue Gray, the senior civil servant compiling a report on Partygate. He said it would be a matter that was entirely up to Gray

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