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NO 10 CHRISTMAS PARTY
Boris Johnson has apologised for a video showing Downing Street staff joking about a lockdown Christmas party in No 10, amid mounting public fury. Mr Johnson's former press chief Allegra Stratton - who was filmed joking with colleagues about the party in a video leaked to ITV - resigned as a government adviser three hours after the PM's apology.
SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford said that if the prime minister did not resign, "he must be removed". Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross has said he must resign if he misled parliament about a Christmas party at Downing Street.

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