The Metropolitan Police said on Wednesday it will not commence an investigation into the alleged breaching of CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus restrictions in 10 Downing Street during Christmas a year ago due to the lack of evidence. The force said the decision was made in line with its policy not to investigate retrospective breaches of such regulations, but said it’s willing to reconsider if more evidence emerges. The Daily Mirror reported last week that Downing Street staff held a party on Dec. 18, 2020—two days after London was put under the highest tier of England’s restrictions—among other alleged gatherings. On Wednesday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered Cabinet Secretary Simon Case to conduct an internal investigation into the allegations, after a week of denying any rule-breaking. Johnson told MPs he based that position on assurances from junior staff as he offered an apology. On the same day, his senior aide Allegra Stratton resigned after …