Gray report
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Boris Johnson’s former chief adviser accuses Sue Gray of not properly investigating gathering in the flat
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Gathering was said to have taken place on PM’s birthday but not included in Sue Gray’s report
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Brandon Lewis ‘confident’ investigation was independent and she was not lobbied to alter details
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My news-muddled mind has confused the civil servant’s report with the strange memoir of a 19th-century French count
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After a week in which Boris Johnson’s character has been at the heart of public debate, Conservative MPs worry about what has happened to their party
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Senior civil servants allegedly urged Gray to omit names and some details of Covid rule-breaking
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He’s hoping news of the windfall tax will wash away all memories of the Sue Gray report
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Minister says PM in ‘yellow card territory’ after Sue Gray’s Partygate report as more MPs hand in letters of no confidence
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Unions criticise Gray report for ‘outrageous’ failure to censure cabinet secretary and top officials
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Sir Bob Neill submits letter of no confidence as rule-breaking parties ‘undermined trust’ in political process
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Senior Conservatives fear that, whether the PM stays or goes, the opinion poll deficit is not now recoverable
The Guardian view on Boris Johnson: governing in decline