‘Flagrant disregard’: bereaved hit out at PM over No 10 garden party

Families and friends who lost loved ones to Covid criticise Boris Johnson over Downing Street gathering

Bereaved families and friends of people who died from Covid have criticisedover a photo that has emerged showing the prime minister at a gathering with wine and cheese in the Downing Street garden with his wife and up to 17 staff in an apparent breach of lockdown rules.that included wine, spirits and pizza, inside and outside the building. Johnson’s spokesperson said Downing Street staff were working in the garden in the afternoon and evening.

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