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Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak have paid fines for attending the Cabinet Room bash.
The Prime Minister has paid a fine in relation to a gathering in the Cabinet Room on June 19 2020.
District Judge Stephen Leake said he was inspired by the campaigners.
The BBC said it has a ‘careful and detailed process’ for determining party coverage during elections.
The actor’s defamation lawsuit against Ms Heard got under way in the US state of Virginia.
A spokesperson for Mrs Johnson said while ‘she believed that she was acting in accordance with the rules at the time’, she ‘apologises unreservedly’.
No 10 confirmed on Tuesday that the Prime Minister had been issued a fine by police for breaking coronavirus laws.
MPs are due to return on April 19, but opposition parties have backed calls for Parliament to be recalled.
The creation took three days to crack.
Downing Street has previously admitted staff ‘gathered briefly’ in the Cabinet Room on June 19 2020.
Suella Braverman wants clarification on the use of human rights as a defence in cases where a defendant is accused of criminal damage.
A woman who lost her father to Covid-19 said she feels ‘absolutely livid’ and ‘disgusted’ at the lack of honesty from those running the country.
Dublin Airport staff are hoping to avoid some of the scenes witnessed in recent weeks, which saw lengthy queues inside and outside the airport.
In 2020 more than 80 million new cases of the infection were recorded worldwide, according to the World Health Organisation.
Mrs Johnson had in the past dismissed claims she had held parties in her Downing Street flat.
The Metropolitan Police announced the latest fines on Tuesday and No 10 confirmed the men were to receive a fine.
European health officials suspect the outbreak is related to a Belgian factory.
The Metropolitan Police have confirmed the reason why the Prime Minister has been handed a fixed-penalty notice.
The Government confirmed the draft terms of its Covid-19 inquiry last week highlighting the areas it will investigate.
Threatened birds such as skylarks and curlew nest on the ground in the countryside.
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