The Sue Gray report is published: Boris Johnson Q & A session

The Prime Minister addresses accusations of parties held in the press office, initially denied by staff. He explains that staff believed they were working within the rules and did not intend to deceive. However, findings from investigations revealed mistakes, which the Prime Minister acknowledges. He apologizes and emphasizes the need for changes while focusing on public priorities.

What was the initial claim about the parties in the press office?

• They were confirmed by the Prime Minister.

• They were ignored by the media.

• They were denied by the press office.

• They were acknowledged from the start.

How did the Prime Minister describe the belief of those involved in the parties?

• They believed they were following the rules.

• They were unsure about the rules.

• They knew they were breaking the rules.

• They ignored the rules completely.

What did the Prime Minister say about the intention of those involved?

• They were following orders to deceive.

• They did not set out to deceive.

• They were unaware of the rules.

• They intended to deceive the public.

What actions did the Prime Minister mention in response to the findings?

• Some changes were made and more will follow.

• Changes were postponed indefinitely.

• All necessary changes were completed.

• No changes were made.

What did the Prime Minister emphasize as important moving forward?

• Avoiding any further changes.

• Ignoring past mistakes.

• Focusing on personal priorities.

• Continuing with the people's priorities.