Met Police also investigating alleged breaking of Covid-19 restrictions
A report into allegations of lockdown parties in Downing Street was handed over to the British Prime Minister's office tis morning.
British senior civil servant, Sue Gray's findings will omit certain details regarding potential breaches of restrictions, due to a Metropolitan Police investigation into the matter.
The Metropolitan Police had previously asked for "minimal reference" to be made about events it's investigating at Downing Street.
Ms. Gray's report found "failure of leadership and judgement" which led to behaviours which are "difficult to justify".
The British Prime Minister will give a statement to MPs in the few moments in response to the findings.
The top civil servant's also found Number Ten's garden was "used for gatherings without clear authorisation or oversight".
Sky's deputy political editor Sam Coates has been reading over the findings:
Prior to the report submission - Johnson insisted he had not broken any rules:
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