According to The Guardian, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is braced for the most perilous 48 hours of his premiership as the findings of Sue Gray’s inquiry are expected to be published. 

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing renewed anger from MPs and bereaved families after it emerged that Carrie Johnson had thrown him a surprise birthday party during lockdown, writes The Guardian. Read more on this story here. 

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing calls to launch an independent inquiry into Islamophobia in the Tory party after the former minister Nusrat Ghani claimed she was told her “Muslimness” made “colleagues uncomfortable”, reports The Guardian. You can read more on that story here. 

Boris Johnson is facing calls to ensure all evidence on the Downing Street parties is published alongside the results of the Sue Gray inquiry, The Guardian reports.

The Guardian reports Tory whips have been accused of using “dirty tactics” to intimidate rebels.

The Guardian quotes senior Tory MP David Davis, who told the prime minister in the Commons: “In the name of God, go.”

Tory MPs have told The Guardian they believe there will be enough no confidence letters to trigger a leadership contest after the publication of Sue Gray’s report into allegations of lockdown breaches.

The paper quotes Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer accusing Boris Johnson of attacking the BBC to save himself.

The paper says Boris Johnson has been accused of attacking the BBC to divert attention from Downing Street lockdown parties.

There is mounting fury among grassroots Tories as Downing Street was forced to issue a public apology to the Queen over lockdown parties, reports The Guardian.

 The Guardian splashes on the Queen seeking to distance herself from Prince Andrew, stripping him of his military and royal roles.

The Guardian writes that Boris Johnson’s premiership is hanging in the balance after Tory MPs began openly calling for his resignation.

Senior Conservatives are calling on Boris Johnson to publicly confess he attended the lockdown rule-breaking garden party at Downing Street, The Guardian reports. 

Boris Johnson has been accused of an “utterly outrageous” breach of lockdown rules after the “bring your own booze” party revelations, according to The Guardian.  

Campaigners say Michael Gove must spend billions more to end the fire safety crisis for homes across England, reports The Guardian.