"Sorry. Will Fix": Boris Johnson On Lockdown-Breaching Parties

Fending off new opposition calls to resign following senior civil servant Sue Gray's report, Boris Johnson vowed administrative changes to his Downing Street operation.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday apologised in parliament for a series of lockdown-breaching parties identified in an official inquiry, but vowed to fight on in office.

Fending off new opposition calls to resign following senior civil servant Sue Gray's report, he vowed administrative changes to his Downing Street operation.

"I'm sorry for the things that we simply didn't get right, and also sorry for the way this matter has been handled," Johnson said.

"I get it, and I will fix it," he said.