Former British prime minister Boris Johnson has accepted that he misled MPs but insisted his 'partygate' denials were made "in good faith" based on what he "honestly" knew at the time.
A British parliamentary committee has published evidence submitted by Mr Johnson defending himself in an inquiry into whether he intentionally misled MPs about parties held during Covid-19 lockdowns.
Parliament's Committee of Privileges, which has been looking into statements Mr Johnson made to parliament in December 2021, said last week that he would also provide oral evidence to the committee in a televised session on tomorrow.
Mr Johnson says in his evidence to the Privileges Committee that he accepts he misled the House of Commons when he said lockdown rules had been followed in No 10 but insisted the statements were made "in good faith".