Johnson, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, is under pressure from new blockade parties Coronavirus pandemic News

London police say they are in contact with the government after alleged breaches of health protection laws.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is under new scrutiny when more than 100 members of his staff were invited to a garden party at his official residence during the 2020 blockade.

The news is the latest in a series of alleged rallies by government officials over the past two years.

The alleged incident, which was allegedly attended by Johnson on May 20 last year, was first reported on Monday night by the British ITV broadcaster.

Private Secretary General Martin Reynolds Johnson sent an invitation to the party via email to Downing Street staff, ITV reported.

“After a very busy period, it would be good to take advantage of the beautiful weather and have a few socially away drinks this evening in the No10 garden,” Reynolds said in a leaked message, which was seen by ITV. “Please join us from 6pm and bring your alcohol!”

The London Metropolitan Police Service said on Monday it had contacted the cabinet office after receiving “extensive information” about breaches of Downing Street health protection laws.

About 40 people attended the party, including Johnson’s wife Carrie, ITV reported.

At the time, schools were closed to most students, pubs and restaurants were closed, and there were strict controls on social mixing. Two people from different houses were allowed to meet outside but only if they kept a distance of 2 meters (6.5 feet).

‘Invite to do what you want’

All the major UK newspapers – with the exception of the popular tabloid The Sun – appeared on the front pages of the story on Tuesday.

He read “Invite To Do What You Like,” the title of The Mirror, and the Daily Mail ran “Boris Rocked By New Party Revelations.”

It will be the madness of the media stack pressure Johnson, who has been tainted as prime minister by recent controversy, has explained his role at the meeting.

The main opposition Labor Party has accused it of “disregarding the rules it imposes on others”, saying the Scottish National Party’s email from Reynolds was “absolutely outrageous”.

Johnson’s office declined to comment on the ITV report.

Sue Gray, a civil servant, is investigating allegations by at least five parties in government departments last year over blockade restrictions.

The accusation has upset voters who told the government to carefully monitor social exclusion measures.

Johnson’s Conservatives have lost their lead in Labor polls and suffered in the last month election failure in a historic fortress.

Meanwhile, the official death toll in the UK is due to the pandemic continues to rise As infections rose, they rose by more than 150,000 marks on Saturday to become the second-highest in Europe, behind Russia.