BORIS JOHNSON: "I get it and I will fix it." ...

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Boris Johnson has apologised after a version of the Sue Gray report criticised Downing Street for a "serious failure" over a number of gatherings during COVID restrictions ...
 
WESTMINSTER - A limited version of the Cabinet Office inquiry by Ms Gray has been made public, a document which is likely to prove pivotal in determining prime minister's future as he faces anger over the partygate scandal.
Updates and reaction as version of Gray report is released - politics live
Addressing MPs in the Commons, Mr Johnson said: "I want to say sorry - and I'm sorry for the things we simply didn't get right and also sorry for the way this matter has been handled.
"It's no use saying this or that was within the rules and it's no use saying people were working hard. This pandemic was hard for everyone."
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said: "There can be no doubt that the prime minister himself is now subject to criminal investigation.
 
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 [Source: Alan McGuinness, Sky News, 26 January 2022]
 
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