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Published 16:19 23 May 2022 BST
Updated 16:48 23 May 2022 BST

A photograph obtained by ITV News of the prime minister raising a glass at a leaving party on 13 November 2020.[/caption]
In the photo, Johnson can be seen raising a glass of fizz with a gathering of people surrounding him.
On the table can be seen several empty wine glasses and the prime minister's official red box - presumably filled with top secret government papers.
The leaked images could fuel claims that Johnson was lying when he told the House of Commons that all Covid guidance has been followed in Downing Street and that people were following the rules.
On the 8th December, Labour's Catherine West asked Johnson: "Will the Prime Minister tell the House whether there was a party in Downing Street on the 13th of November?"
The Prime Minister replied: "Mr Speaker, no."
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