U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson Faces Calls to Resign Over ‘Partygate’

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U.K. PM Boris Johnson is facing a number of calls to resign amid the “partygate” scandal, which accuses the British leader of attending a number of parties during pandemic lockdowns.

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