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The mood on the Conservative tables in the Commons Tea Room on Wednesday was something between vigilance and rebellion. Tory MPs had seen Boris Johnson come under attack by Sir Keir Starmer in the prime minister’s questions about the 10th party breaking the lockdown in December last year, when the rest of the country was banned from holding social gatherings.
That morning, video emerged of Allegra Stratton, Johnson’s then-spokeswoman, holding a mock press conference in which she and other Downing Street assistants discussed a “Christmas party” and joked that they would have to publicly present it as a “business meeting” to get around the rules. Sink video No. 10 claims that “there was no party”.
On the same day, the House of Representatives was in Portcolese
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