The UK’s public will be told if police issue fines to Prime Minister Boris Johnson for breaching CCP virus restrictions, Downing Street confirmed on Tuesday, hours after it said it was up to the police to decide whether to make the information public. Johnson is under fresh calls for him to resign as the prime minister after an internal inquiry into a string of partying allegations, led by senior civil servant Sue Gray, found a “serious failure” to observe the high standards expected of those working at the heart of government, and criticised “failures of leadership and judgment” by parts of Number 10 and the Cabinet Office. Downing Street is also under police investigation after Gray’s team passed to the Metropolitan Police hundreds of documents and photographs in relation to 12 events in 2020 and 2021 held while England was under CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus restrictions. Earlier on Tuesday, Johnson’s spokesman …