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Watch: Comedian parodies Sunak and Johnson receiving Partygate fines

"There’s so many hidden touches in this sketch… This satire is so intelligent and witty," said one person who loved the video.

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2022-04-18 10:32
in Media, News
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Boris Johnson goes into a new week ready to defend his premiership again as he prepares to insist to MPs there are bigger issues to focus on than the partygate saga.

Despite being fined by the Metropolitan Police for his birthday bash held in the Cabinet room in June 2020, while coronavirus restrictions were in place, the Prime Minister is expected to tell MPs on Tuesday that this should not be the focus of politicians.

Mr Johnson is reported to be preparing to make a statement in the Commons once MPs return to Westminster following the Easter recess.

But it comes after a thinly-veiled reference to standards in politics by one of the Church of England’s most senior clergymen, the Archbishop of York.

Using his Easter sermon on Sunday, Stephen Cottrell urged Britons to ask what sort of country they wanted to live in.

He said: “Do we want to be known for the robustness of our democracy, where those in public life live to the highest standards, and where we can trust those who lead us to behave with integrity and honour?”

Parody

One person who isn’t ready to move on from Partygate is comedian Munya Chawawa.

This time, he’s imagined a phone call between the pair after the fines were announced.

As ever it is genius.

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Rishi Sunak & Boris catch up after another busy week 🍰 ☎️ #RishiSunak #Rwanda #Boris pic.twitter.com/w74V8DSMzw

— Munya Chawawa (@munyachawawa) April 15, 2022

Reactions

1.

Literally laughing from the very first frame 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thank you Munya for these gems pic.twitter.com/C71yi00i14

— Hailey Pottinger (@HPottinger) April 15, 2022

2.

LOVE this touch 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/Uui7wSBdq5

— Minoritised NHS Manager 🦋 (@minoritisedNHS) April 15, 2022

3.

Brilliant again, your consistentcy is quite amazing, always spot on

— michael Harrison 💙 (@hharrison87) April 15, 2022

4.

There’s so many hidden touches in this sketch… This satire is so intelligent and witty 🤣👏👏👏 pic.twitter.com/XkmDwRQOZW

— Matt AK (@_Matt_AK_) April 16, 2022

5.

This guy is everything 🤣🤣🤣 https://t.co/stRGKJLkNt

— Carole Whyte (@LadyGriot) April 16, 2022

Related: Watch: Hilarious vid parodies Met Police during PM’s party

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