The Sir Kire Stmper has destroyed the lockdown rules when Kovid was a voice coaching lesson during 19 lockdown.

Leone Miller was invited to coach the then prosecutor leader in response to Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal, alleging violation of a possible rule.

Ms. Miller qualified for the position of Keyworker and also wore a face mask during her visit to Labor Headquarters on Christmas in 2020, according to a book about the party’s Rise to Power.

When he inquired that he left a NATO press conference in Brussels, the Prime Minister told reporters “certainly” he did not ban the place during the Koronwirus epidemic.

Johnson Announced your Brexit deal With the European Union on 24 December 2020, the same week when they put London and southeast in Tier 4 lockdown, asked to mix homes indoors and to effectively cancel the Christmas ceremony for many people.

A “Jingle and Mingle” Christmas party was held in conservative headquarters and at least three drinks There were meetings in Downing Street During those lockdown restrictions.

Details about the Voice Coach’s visit came to light in the excerpts of Gate In, a book on the leadership of Sir Keir was a serial till Sunday Times.

Former Tory Minister Richard Holdon wrote to the Prime Minister to ask if he felt that he had broken the sanctions, saying that he had “serious questions” to respond.

The reporter, who traveled to Belgium, but was not among the three journalists selected to ask a question, asked whether he had broken the rules as the PM had left the podium.

“Of course,” he replied, because he went away.

Back to London, the official spokesperson of the Prime Minister refused to be pulled on the claims again and again and asked if Sir Keir considered the voice coach as a prominent worker, said: “I am not going in any case I am protesting.

“The Prime Minister focuses on distributing the priorities of the government and the priorities of the people.”

Asked if he still uses a voice coach, the spokesperson said: “It’s not that I know.”

In an interview with Times Radio, a minister of school standards, Catherine McCinel said the incident had “vice versa” in the Downing Street with the lockdown parties and at the Orthodox headquarters at that time.

“As far as I know that no Kovid rules were broken,” he told Times Radio.

“People were able to go to work and play a really important role and it was clearly a very important moment in Britain where an important public statement was to be made.”

Sir Kir and Deputy PM Angela Reneer were An alleged approval Lockdown Brech in April 2021.