Boris Johnson apologizes for attending the Downing Street party in full confinement and justifies that it was “a work event”

Boris Johnson participated in the party that was held in Downing Street on May 20, 2020, in full confinement, despite the restrictions. This has been confirmed by himself in a control session to the Government.

While the prime minister has acknowledged the facts, has assured that it was a “work event” and was in it for 25 minutes to thank the effort of all its workers during the outbreak of the health crisis.

In his appearance he has also apologized to all the citizens “who have made so many sacrifices” during the last almost two years. “I know the anguish they have gone through, without being able to cry to their relatives, without being able to live their life as they wanted or do the things they like,” he said in this regard.

Amidst growing criticism and calls for you to consider maintaining your position, Johnson has been held accountable for the first time in the control session in the Commons on the holiday of May 20, 2020.

This celebration was organized in Downing Street in full confinement by the first wave of COVID-19, which shook the whole world with force. Bypassing the restrictions he himself ordered, he met with about 40 people.

More than a hundred employees of the prime minister’s office were invited to that party where each participant had to “bring their own bottle”, as specified in an email by the private secretary of the British president, Martin Reynolds.

It is He urged them to “take advantage of the good weather” while they were taking “some drinks with social distance”. That email, obtained exclusively on television, encouraged all recipients to “join in at 6:00 PM and bring their own alcoholic beverage.” About 40 people participated in the meeting, in which picnic snacks were eaten and alcohol was consumed.