Your say: What do you think of the alleged Downing Street Christmas party?

Pat Goldspink, 79, from East Rudham. (Image: Archant)

Pat Goldspink, 79, from East Rudham, said: “If true, it should not have happened. I suppose I was more upset than angry about the story. The rules at the time did not affect me as we always have Christmas on our own, me and my husband.”

Linda Rose, 67, from Wiltshire. (Image: Archant)

Linda Rose, 67, from Wiltshire, said: “I did not see my mum for a whole year because she was in a care home in Norfolk. I could not see her and they were apparently having a party - it is horrible. We lost her two weeks before I could see her.”

Caroline Saunders, 76, from Great Walsingham. (Image: Archant)

Caroline Saunders, 76, from Great Walsingham, said: “It does get to you when you hear all that. It seems it is one rule for them and another rule for all of us.”

Kate Hewitt, 49, from Fakenham. (Image: Archant)

Kate Hewitt, 49, from Fakenham, said: “If it did happen, then it is very hypocritical. It seems one rule for them and one rule for us. I have been listening to the news and, if someone apologises, then something happened.”

Merlyn Watts, 76, from Fakenham. (Image: Archant)

Merlyn Watts, 76, from Fakenham, said: “Really, I wish I would have been invited. It just sums up the present government.”

Gillian Segers, 78, from Fakenham. (Image: Archant)

Gillian Segers, 78, from Fakenham, said: “I do not know what to think. I think everyone has broken the rules at one stage. We all know someone who has done something they should not have done at some point.”