Good evening.

Good evening. I'm Pairs Morgan. Uncensored. Tonight, as the party gate hangover continues,

is the party finally over for Boris Johnson? Martine and Revattlova on the big Grand Slam Russia ban.

And as Ricky Jervais jokes about trans people in his new Netflix special, he is of course immediately

attacked by the cancelled culture mob. But first, it's my meat grain dump.

Well, parties are often followed by a massive hangover. You know the score. A spilling headache

that just won't go away. Flimsy grovelling excuses for the

embarrassments of the night before, perhaps a dash of nausea, perhaps even a dash of remorse.

Well, Partygate, the illegal lockdown-busting scandal that engulfed Boris Johnson's conservative

government, has now turned into a six-month hangover from hell for the beleaguered and

not to be remorseless

Prime Minister.

And the excuses of the last remaining Boris Bros are sounding increasingly desperate.

It was a work due. That's what people do at work.

But it wasn't a crime. And I don't believe that it was a party.

Well, it was a crime because at least one person got fined by the police for being there

and it was a party or they wouldn't have been fined for being at an illegal party.

And that's what he says about that's what people do at work.

Does Desmond Swain work in a nightclub?

Well, here's his colleague, Peter Bone.

You might want it to be a party, but unless you're going to say that the Prime Minister is not

telling the truth and the Met Police aren't telling the truth, it wasn't a party.

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