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

The Prime Minister is questioned about breaking rules while in office, becoming the first to do so. He is asked about his personal failings in creating a culture that allowed such incidents. The Prime Minister suggests reviewing Sue's report for details on his involvement and expresses regret. He acknowledges responsibility for the events and outlines steps taken to implement changes in leadership and operations at #10, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing between work and socializing.

What historical first did the Prime Minister achieve while in office?

• First to break the law while in office

• First to implement a new tax policy

• First to visit every country in the EU

• First to win a Nobel Peace Prize

What does the Prime Minister suggest to understand his involvement in the events?

• Listen to public opinion

• Read the newspaper articles

• Watch the parliamentary debates

• Review Sue's report

What does the Prime Minister express about the events that took place?

• He is proud of them

• He regrets them

• He is indifferent

• He denies them

What changes does the Prime Minister mention have been implemented in the office?

• Clearer lines of command

• Increased social events

• More flexible working hours

• Reduced staff meetings

What distinction does the Prime Minister emphasize as crucial?

• Between public and private sectors

• Between work and socializing

• Between different political parties

• Between national and international policies