‘I'm Sorry, I'll Fix It,' Says UK PM After Partygate Report

Sue Gray Does Not Criticise Johnson Directly, But Puts The Blame On ‘Failures Of Leadership And Judgment’

London: British PM Boris Johnson apologised on Monday for lockdown-flouting parties in Downing Street — but insisted that he and his government can be trusted. Johnson told lawmakers in the House of Commons that he would make changes to the way the government is run in the wake of the “partygate” scandal. “I get it and I will fix it,” he said. He spoke after senior civil servant Sue Gray found that gatherings by the PM and his staff when Britain was under coronavirus restrictions represent a “serious failure” to observe the standards expected of government. Gray published findings on four gatherings in 2020 and 2021, and police are investigating a further dozen events. Johnson has rebuffed calls to resign from opposition politicians and some of his own Conservative lawmakers.