Time: UK government parties say they are breaking the law | Coronavirus Plague News

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been forced to resign after admitting to attending a garden party at his home in Downing Street in May 2020, in violation of Coronavirus law enforcement.

Johnson to allowed and apology Wednesday is the most recent and well-known case in a series of lawsuits over alleged violations of the Conservative Party leader, his staff and other officials since the outbreak began.

A number of similar incidents took place in 2020 when the UK battled an epidemic that caused thousands of deaths and caused economic stagnation and widespread unrest among Britons.

The parties that are thought to have all taken place in various parts of London, London, have only recently become known as they have been broadcasting a number of news outlets from British media outlets since the beginning of last month.

He is now being investigated by civil servant Sue Gray, who was hired by the Johnson government to lead investigations into whether the meetings took place in violation of the COVID-19 ban.

Here is the time for the alleged party:

May 15, 2020

A picture appears to be showing Johnson, his wife Carrie, General Counsel Dominic Cummings and General Secretary Martin Reynolds sitting around a table in a Downing Street garden sharing cheese and wine.

The photo, which appeared last month, also shows four other people gathered at a nearby table, drinking, with another group, a large one standing at a distance.

Johnson has denied the assumption that the photo is a transcript of the COVID-19 violation, insisting that those gathered inside were “people at work talking about work”.

At that time, the UK was still under its control the first national closure. Schools were closed to many students, pubs and restaurants were closed, and there were strict rules regarding mixing.

Two people from different families were allowed to meet outside if they were more than two feet (6.5 feet) away. Instructions provided in the workplace that individual meetings should only involve “key stakeholders”.

May 20, 2020

About 40 people, including Johnson and his wife, are said to have brought it to “bring your beer” party in Downing Street.

As revealed earlier this week, an invitation to the event had already been sent via email to 100 members of the Prime Minister Reynolds.

Johnson told the UK Parliament Wednesday that he was present at the meeting, which he said at the time was thought to be work.

The Prime Minister said he entered the Downing Street field to thank his staff for their work during the epidemic before returning to his office 25 minutes later.

He said looking back, he should have stopped the ceremony from continuing.

The same closure rules were in place at the time as they had been enforced five days earlier, on May 15.

November 13, 2020

Johnson is said to be referring to the resignation of a member who walked away from a ceremony attended by a few people and is said to have attended a party at his secret home in Downing Street, London.

An unnamed source told the BBC that several co-workers attended the meeting at his house, along with Johnson’s wife. The reporter quoted the last prophet as denying that the party took place.

November 25, 2020

About a dozen government officials held a drunken party at the Treasury, a few weeks after the second closure of coronavirus began, according to media reports citing unnamed government sources.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak, who previously presented his Autumn Budget and Budget Review, said he was not one of those present and did not know what happened before.

A spokesman for the department later confirmed that it was “small number”Of workers who attended the meeting.

At that time, people were not allowed to associate with members of any family. Rest areas, restaurants and shops were closed and people were told to stay at home unless there was a reason to leave, such as work or education.

November 27, 2020

Johnson is said to have also uttered a farewell speech to an assistant who was leaving Downing Street at a crowded party.

UK newspaper The Guardian reports that the Prime Minister mentioned how busy the event was in giving its comments, citing an unnamed source.

The same restrictions were in place at the time, as were the case two days earlier, on November 25.

December 10, 2020

The Department of Education is said to have set up an office meeting in London to thank the staff for their work during the epidemic.

About a dozen people he says attended the event, which was held at the department’s canteen, with drinks and snacks.

A senior government official later said the party was founded by then-education secretary Gavin Williamson.

Although the second outbreak of the coronavirus was lifted during the ceremony, by the end of December 2, family reunification between families was banned in London and many other parts of England as Johnson’s government took over. a way to improve viral resistance.

December 14, 2020

A prominent Conservative Party member is holding a rally at the party’s headquarters in Westminster, London.

The event was organized by Conservatives campaigners and then-London mayor Shaun Bailey. picture at the party with more than 20 other people.

Bailey, who failed to seek the position of London Mayor Sadiq Khan, later left the two committees of the London Conference after the news of the meeting became known.

The incident took place on the same day that it was announced that strict sanctions on the alliance would be imposed on London from December 17 when it moved from Tier 2 to Phase 3 in line with government policy on the virus. Mixing in private homes was still forbidden.

December 15, 2020

Johnson claims to be taking part in an online Christmas interview organized for Downing Street employees, apparently in violation of a social code of conduct.

Picture printed A reporter for the UK newspaper The Sunday Mirror last month showed the Prime Minister taking part in the ceremony sitting in the Downing Street library, with two members of his party. Johnson later denied any wrongdoing.

The virus control in London at the time meant that infiltration of households between different families was prohibited.

December 16, 2020

Employees of the Department of Transportation held a party in its offices in London, on the same day that the headquarters entered Tier 3 restrictions.

UK Daily Mirror reports last month when about a dozen people attended the event and that attendees were drinking and dancing.

Transport Minister Grant Shapps was not one of those present, and later said he “did not know” about the party until it happened.

December 18, 2020

The Christmas party on Downing Street is said to have 40 to 50 people.

Officials and politicians said they ate cheese, drank wine and exchanged gifts at the ceremony, which lasted until late in the evening.

Johnson’s office initially denied that the party had taken place, but a video received by UK ITV News reporter later showed the then Prime Minister’s correspondent Allegra Stratton laughing about the meeting.

“The fictional party was a business meeting and it was not far from the people,” Stratton, who has resigned, was quoted as saying.

The Christmas party took place when London was under Tier 3 ban, meaning that meetings of two or more individuals from different families were banned. Working parties were also banned at the time.