MaizieD
MayBee70
maddyone
Apparently no one knows whether Meghan and Harry told lies. The same with this, no one knows.
I think the fact that the ABBA party was ignored proves that the report wasn’t totally impartial.
The Telegraph (not a reliable source, I know, but...) is reporting this morning that Gray was told several times about the ABBA party and ignored it.
I thought her mention of it in the report was odd. She implied that she'd just started investigating it when the Met took over, so didn't take it any further. She then accepted that as the Met hadn't fined anyone for it, it wouldn't be appropriate to take it further.
Now it transpires that the mysteriously absent PM's wife apparently had another rule breaking party in the flat...
This is all so much hearsay at the moment, isn't it? For instance, I heard, this morning, that Sue Gray had simply not reached the ABBA party, the police didn't cover it as she hadn't although her report was incompleted when they took over, and she didn't cover it when their report was made because they hadn't.
The commentator also said that she told her seniors that if they wanted changes to the report they would have to instruct her to do so, i.e., it would be on paper and signed.
I don't think we will know any more until the Parliamentary Committee does it's job. They must really be above suspicion or the faith in democracy may never recover.