Alleged former Conservative Minister fired due to her Muslim faith
Boris Johnson is under mounting pressure as he waits on a report into alleged parties during lockdown.
Senior civil servant Sue Gray is expected to publish her findings this week.
It comes as the British Prime Minister faces allegations that Tory minister Nusrat Ghani was sacked in 2020, due to her Muslim faith.
Zara Mohammed from the Muslim Council of Britain says the allegations are worrying:
Sky's political correspondent Rob Powell says the British Prime Minister may not be able to survive this succession of scandals:

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