Prime Minister apologises and promises investigation into 'Christmas party'.
Boris Johnson said he understood the anger people felt at seeing Number 10 staff appearing to make light of coronavirus restrictions.
The Prime Minister is facing allegations that his office held a Christmas party last year when restrictions were in full effect - a party he says never took place.
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