No 10 braced for Sue Gray's report into lockdown parties

No 10 braced for Sue Gray's report into lockdown parties

Senior civil servant Sue Gray is to hand her completed report into Downing Street lockdown parties to No 10 later.

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Her investigation was launched following media reports of multiple gatherings in or near Downing Street during the pandemic.

Her previous interim report criticised leadership within No 10 and said some events should not have taken place.

Downing Street is expected to receive the report in the morning and has promised to publish its findings.

After the report's findings are published, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to make his promised statement to the Commons.

No 10 said it hoped this could take place at 12:30 - after Mr Johnson has faced Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer at Prime Minister's Questions - but has warned the timings may slip depending on when the PM receives the report.

It comes after further revelations in recent days about gatherings held in Downing Street during lockdown, with photos of the PM raising a glass at a leaving do leaked to ITV and insiders revealing the extent of the gatherings to the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg.

In a BBC Panorama report, people who attended the events told of how staff crowded together and sat on each other's laps and how party debris was left out overnight.

The insiders also said parties went on so late that, on occasion, some ended up staying in Downing Street all night, and that staff mocked others who tried to stop what was going on.