A briefing for British journalists on Thursday night: Police announce the party is over

Evening Briefing: Today’s Essential Headlines

The Prime Minister will not face further action because of the partygate

Boris Johnson they will not face further action from metropolitan police through a partygate, Downing Street said, with the prime minister not receiving any additional fines after Scotland Yard announced it had completed its investigation.

Scotland Yard he said in a lengthy statement announced this morning that it had completed an investigation into the scandal and issued a total of 126 fixed sentences.

Some people received multiple fines, with 28 individuals receiving between two and five fixed penalty notices.

Mr. Johnson was only punished once for attending a birthday party in the Cabinet on June 19, 2020.

The event also punished the Prime Minister’s wife Carrie Johnson and this is understandable she was also told it will not face further action.

Completion of Operation Hillman in Side Door Charges paves the way for publication inquiries from senior civil servant Sue Gray.

Labor called for the full publication of her report in the partygate after Scotland Yard included its investigation.

Read on the six most horrible quotes from Mrs Gray’s report published so far and a reminder of the past of the esteemed senior civil servant, has proven in the past that it is not violent.

Here is a timeline of all government parties at the time of imprisonment and what were the rules of Covid at the time.

The amputees of Ukraine and the images the world needs to see

If you’re doing a little different today, take a look those pictures. Taken from Emilio Morenatti, himself an amputee, recounts his particularly personal journey to meet innocent citizens of Ukraine who became collateral damage in Vladimir Putin’s war in the country. He is reportedly the Russian leader dismissed the commander-in-chief because of the “unsuccessful” capture of Kharkov, the latest purge of senior officers he accuses of ruining their war. This move comes as Russia he did not want to let go of his blockades Ukrainian Black Sea ports despite UN warnings that it is causing world hunger. Campbell MacDiarmid analyzes how Putin is trying to starve the world into obedience. Meanwhile, a Russian soldier on trial for war crimes said he only shot a civilian threatened by comradesas he asked the injured party’s wife for forgiveness.

Rebecca Vardy ‘lied under oath’, the court said

It’s Coleen Rooney’s lawyer accused Rebekah Varda of “lying under oath” in a witness statement when he gave his closing argument in the High Court today. David Sherborne told the court that the issue “at the heart of this case” is “truth”, arguing that Ms Vardy “lied under oath in her witness statement” by allegedly erasing part of her WhatsApp chat history. Today marks the beginning of the end of the Wagath Christie saga, as the defamation lawsuits are unfolding. They are here five horrific revelations in the evidence of the case and meet with lawyers in the court saga they give their last concerns.

Commentary and analysis

Around the world: George W. Bush’s Ukrainian mistake

Former US President George W. Bush has wrongly described the invasion of Iraq as “brutal” and “unjustified” before it is repaired to say that he meant to invoke the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Bush commented on this in a speech during the Dallas event on Wednesday, while criticizing the Russian political system. See how he blamed his age for the mistake in the joke when the audience burst into laughter.

Thursday interview

‘Goodbye, I always found it very, very difficult’