(ANSA) - LONDON, JAN 12 - A day of passion today in Parliament for Boris Johnson, expected in the Question Time on Wednesday in the House of Commons not only by the attacks of the Labor opposition leader, Keir Starmer, but also by growing moods - with requests for a public apology and even some hope of resignation - in his own ranks for the 'sandal party-gate' in Downing Street. In particular for the latest revelations on one of the meetings organized in the garden of his official residence in 2020, in violation of the restrictions of the anti Covid lockdown then in force, organized on May 20 by the head of his secretariat, Martin Reynolds: with a hundredinvitations and to which the British Conservative Premier appears to have attended in person alongside about forty officials who actually attended and First Lady Carrie.
The e-mails of Reynolds' circular invitation, which had been filtered on media this week with the indication to the guests to bring a drink, and the testimonies on the personal presence of BoJo have raised the uproar.
According to the Telegraph, a friendly newspaper, Johnson is currently "losing consensus" in the Tory household, as well as among the electorate (polls in hand), and beyond the outrage of oppositions and organizations of family members of victims of the pandemic.
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