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The party gate route continued to envelop Boris Johnson's government this week,

as the Prime Minister faced mountain anger over his defence of lockdown-breaking parties.

Categorically, that nobody told me and nobody said that this was something that was against the rules

that was a breach of the COVID rules, or we were doing something that wasn't a work event.

Because, frankly, I don't think I can't imagine why on earth it would have gone ahead.

Welcome to Payne's Politics, your central insider guide to what's happening in British politics

from the financial times with me, Sebastian Payne.

There's only been one story in the Westminster Village this week, party gate,

as you heard Boris Johnson apologising for at the top.

We'll be devoting this episode to the latest twists and turns in the drama that could still end the Prime Minister's career.

So is Johnson on the cusp of a no confidence vote? Could he win it?

What is the latest on Sue Gray's investigation into the parties?

And how badly was the Prime Minister rocked by the defection of a Red War Tory MP to Labour?

We'll be unpacking all the news and drama with our top panel,

political editor George Parker, chief political commentator Robert Schrimsley

and the FT's contributing editor and columnist Camilla Cavendish.

Thank you all for joining.

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