Boris Johnson was fined for breaching Covid-19 regulations in 2020
The British Prime Minister will later face a House of Commons vote on whether claims he misled MPs over lockdown-breaking parties should be investigated.
Boris Johnson has been hit with renewed calls to resign after being fined for breaching Covid-19 regulations in 2020 - something he "bitterly" regrets.
The UK's Labour Party has accused him of apologising just "for the cameras", though.
Mr. Johnson thinks it's time to move on now:
The British Prime Minister won't be present for the vote - he's in India for an official visit.
Labour's Lisa Nandy says the issue is a clear one:
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