Boris Johnson has refused to deny reports that he still believes he did nothing wrong in relation to parties held at No 10 during Covid lockdown. In an interview conducted just before No 10 confirmed it has received the Sue Gray report, the prime minister said: 'You’re going to have to wait and see the outcome of the investigations. But, of course, I stick absolutely to what I've said in the past.' There have been many reports saying that, when speaking to Conservative MPs in private about partygate in the recent week, Johnson has been telling them that he believes he personally did nothing wrong

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