The Privileges Committee is expected to name the MPs who attempted to meddle in its 14-month inquiry into Boris Johnson’s Partygate denials in the Commons in a special report being published this morning 🚨 Follow our live blog for the latest updates:
Latest UK politics news as Boris Johnson allies set to be named for trying to meddle with Partygate inquiryThe Privileges Committee is expected to name the MPs who attempted to meddle in its 14-month inquiry intoPartygate denials in the Commons in a special report being published on Thursday morning.
Nadine Dorries and Jacob Rees-Mogg are among the allies of Mr Johnson who are expected to be named in the report about potential “contempts of parliament” following the investigation.
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