Boris Johnson denies deliberately misleading Parliament over Partygate
The ex-PM said he 'hand on heart' believed that rules were followed in No10 as he battled to clear his name in a four-hour showdown with the Privileges Committee. Mr Johnson said it was 'impossible' to have full social distancing in the building.
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