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Viewing guide, by Ben DowellPartygateChannel 4, 9.30pm”Shall I get the karaoke machine?” asks Helen MacNamara (Charlotte Ritchie), the Cabinet Office’s head of propriety and ethics. She’s soon blaring out the rock anthem The Power of Love at one of many sweaty, boozy and very unsocially distanced Downing Street lockdown parties. Joseph Bullman intercuts his angry drama with news footage and testimony from real-life citizens who obeyed the Covid rules, even when family members were dying. Airing on the eve of Rishi Sunak’s speech at the Conservative Party conference, this goes for the jugular. Most of the partying staffers are composite public school and Oxbridge types, such as the brayingly entitled
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