NO SHAME... NO HONOUR

Police to review Mirror's Covid video. Calls for revellers to lose their gongs.

-  JOHN STEVENS

THE footage of Tory staff enjoying a boozy party and laughing over their breach of lockdown rules that millions of others were ordered to follow has sparked widespread fury.

And police yesterday announced they are reviewing the Mirror's exclusive video of aides dancing at the raucous knees-up on December 14, 2020.

Angry relatives of Covid victims last night accused campaign staff filmed twirling each other round of "dancing on the graves of those who died".

Two of those at the party - failed London mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey, 52, and Tory aide Ben Mallet will receive a peerage and an OBE respectively in disgraced Boris Johnson's resignation honours list.

Rishi Sunak came under pressure to axe them from that list, which is stuffed with the former PM's cronies.

The video, taken in the basement of Tory HQ in London, is the first footage of rule-breaking parties to emerge.

Sioux Vosper, who lost her dad to Covid in April 2020, said watching the shocking film on Father's Day was "a punch in the stomach". She added: "I feel upset and angry.