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Two years on from his landslide general election victory - where has it all gone wrong for Prime Minister Boris Johnson?

Allegra Stratton has resigned as a government adviser following an angry backlash over a video of No 10 staff joking about holding a Christmas party. The video, obtained by ITV, showed the PM's then-press secretary days after Downing Street staff held a party, laughing over how to describe it.

Boris Johnson is facing accusations of lying after senior No 10 officials were filmed joking about a lockdown Christmas party that Downing Street insists did not take place. Johnson and his aides have repeatedly denied that the event, reportedly held for staff at No 10 in December last year, broke Covid rules or took place at all. In the leaked video of a mock televised press briefing, an adviser to Johnson is seen joking with Allegra Stratton, the prime minister’s then press secretary, about “a Downing Street Christmas party on Friday night”.

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Met Police Officers jailed for crime scene photos, why did so few Afghan interpreters get brought out of Afghanistan, and booster roll out at a standstill.

Travel restrictions are back, drug users could get their passport removed, and the pope speaks out on the migrant crisis.

As a LBC poll shows trust in the Metropolitan Police is fraying, Dame Cressida Dick takes your calls on Nick Ferrari at Breakfast.

A scheme enabling older motorists to avoid prosecution for careless driving should be rolled out across the UK, Government funded experts have recommended. The Older Drivers Task Force said that assessments of driving skills should be offered to all motorists aged 70 and above who are caught committing offences such as accidentally running a red light, unnecessarily slow driving, or poor motorway lane discipline.

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