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14.01.2022 - 15:09 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway interrupted Emily Thornberry's attack on Boris Johnson this morning to correct her.
Ms Thornberry brutally slammed the Prime Minister after reports surfaced that Downing Street staff held two leaving parties in No10 the night before Prince Phillip's funeral.
Labour's Shadow Attorney General said that the latest accusation of parties at Downing Street "crosses the line" as they didn't think the laws applied to them anymore.
She said: "I think the reason they were having not one party but two parties that night, and the reason they had lost their heads was because the culture had developed at No 10 where it was thought that the laws didn't apply to them.
"That culture was set by the first few months of the pandemic where there were parties and there continued to be parties and the Prime Minister would turn up.
"They felt they were gods, above the rest of us. That the laws applied to the rest of us, but not to them.
"It became so deeply ingrained that they felt it was okay to have a DJ in the basement and grown men to be playing on swings."
Kate interrupted here, to make sure her point was correct: "I'm not sure about the DJ. It was just someone playing music on the laptop.
"I get what you're saying about the culture but we have to be careful that we don't create stuff that is wrong."
Ms Thornberry responded: "I'll be clear The director of operations at No 10 was playing DJ in the basement
"The director thought it was appropriate to do that the night before Prince Philip's funeral.
"This, for me, crosses the line. To see such a contrast in the leadership at No 10 and the leadership of Her Majesty shows how bad it is, how profoundly wrong their behaviour was."
The Shadow Attorney General was
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