Damian Hinds says he was "shocked" to read reports two parties took place at No 10 the night before Prince Philip's funeral

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Security Minister, Damian Hinds says he was "shocked" to read reports two parties took place at No 10 the night before Prince Philip's funeral, but says "we will have to see what comes out in the investigation".

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