The UK prime minister has dodged more questions over the future of his leadership after receiving a fixed penalty notice by the Metropolitan police for breaking Covid laws.
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Johnson was asked: 'What would you say to the people watching at home who think that you have been guilty of hypocrisy for not following the rules you told them they must follow?'

The prime minister was repeatedly pressed on the issue of being fined for breaking coronavirus laws his government had set, and continuously answered that people would have to wait until the House of Commons returned from its Easter break to hear his view

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