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Carrie and Boris Johnson during the G7 Summit In Carbis Bay, England in June.“Both mother and daughter are doing very well. The couple would like to thank the brilliant NHS maternity team for all their care and support,” a spokeswoman for the couple told the Press Association.
The birth was announced minutes after the Electoral Commission fined Johnson’s Conservative Party £17,800 for failing to accurately report donations used to fund the redecoration of the flat above 11 Downing Street, where the couple live with their son, Wilfred.The commission’s investigation found that the party failed to fully report a donation of £67,801.72 from Huntswood Associates Limited made in October 2020, most of which was used to fund the flat’s refurbishment.
“The party’s decisions and actions reflected serious failings in its compliance systems,” said the Electoral Commission’s Louise Edwards. “As a large and well-resourced political party that employs compliance and finance experts, and that has substantial sums of money going through its accounts, the Conservative Party should have sufficiently robust systems in place to meet its legal reporting requirements,” she said.following a secret Christmas party held at Number 10 Downing Street at the height of last year’s lockdown.
Johnson’s Health Secretary Sajid Javid publicly rebuked the Prime Minister, telling the BBC on Thursday that mandatory vaccinations were “unethical” and would not work.