Jump to content News Business Sport Opinion Politics World Money Life Style Travel Culture Subscribe now Free for one month Log in See all Politics Labour piles pressure on Cressida Dick to investigate No 10 Christmas party Metropolitan Police Commissioner urged to look into allegations that Downing Street held event in breach of Covid restrictions last year By Harry Yorke, WHITEHALL EDITOR 3 December 2021 • 5:00pm Dame Cressida Dick said on Friday that the Metropolitan Police had not received any complaints about the controversy CREDIT: Ian West/PA Wire Dame Cressida Dick has been urged by Labour MPs to launch an investigation into allegations that a Downing Street party took place last Christmas in breach of Covid-19 restrictions.... To continue reading this article... Start your free one-month trial Stay expertly informed on your schedule with unlimited access to our award-winning website and exclusive app. Cancel anytime. Start your free trial One month free, then £1 per month for three months. Already a subscriber? Log in Related Topics Conservative Party, Labour Party, Cressida Dick, Metropolitan Police Service, Coronavirus Twitter Icon Facebook Icon WhatsApp Icon Email Icon 370 The Telegraph values your comments but kindly requests all posts are on topic, constructive and respectful. Please review our commenting policy. Show comments Advertisement More stories China's quantum leap plunges West into a race to protect its secrets Calm down about omicron – UK’s immunity is different to South Africa’s, says expert In boycotting white-owned shops, BLM insults the spirit of Christmas Exclusive: Meet ‘Director K’, the MI5 spy responsible for keeping Britain safe from China and Russia Jurassic Park Britain risks economic extinction Arthur Labinjo-Hughes: Emma Tustin sentenced to life and Thomas Hughes 21 years for torturing and killing six-year-old Twitter Icon Facebook Icon WhatsApp Icon Email Icon Save Comment speech bubble 370 More from Politics Scientists pushed for tougher Covid rules even before UK's first omicron case By Sarah Knapton 4 Dec 2021, 1:18am Microchip your cats or pay £500 fine, owners warned under new rules By Lucy Fisher 4 Dec 2021, 12:00am Laws could be changed to protect press freedoms following Meghan, Duchess of Sussex's legal victory By Lucy Fisher 3 Dec 2021, 9:00pm Boris Johnson fails to provide by-election boost after getting Tory candidate's name wrong By Telegraph Reporters 3 Dec 2021, 8:42pm The Duchess of Sussex’s legal win is the latest salvo against our right to speak openly JULIET SAMUEL 3 Dec 2021, 8:00pm Sleazegate has a sting in the tail for Boris Johnson CAMILLA TOMINEY 3 Dec 2021, 8:00pm More from The Telegraph Professor ‘vilified’ over accusations of transphobic views quits Open University Scrapping Valneva Covid vaccine ‘not terribly clever’, warn scientists Ghosts of Weimar haunt Germany as tabloids attack EU bankers over soaring inflation Government waves goodbye to billions lost to Covid fraud Sadiq Khan told to enforce London’s bus lanes 24 hours a day Boris Johnson fails to provide by-election boost after getting Tory candidate's name wrong Back to top Follow us on: Contact us About us Telegraph Extra Reader Prints Branded Content Syndication and Commissioning Guidelines Privacy Terms and Conditions Advertising Terms Fantasy Sport UK Voucher Codes Betting Offers Modern Slavery Manage Cookies © Telegraph Media Group Limited 2021