Memers in the United Kingdom are awaiting the release of an official government report about Prime Minister Boris Johnson's partying during coronavirus lockdowns in 2020 and posting through their anticipation.

Sue Gray report potentially coming next week. Here's a sneak preview. pic.twitter.com/h6Zxm5Aayd

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) May 19, 2022

The report will be produced by Sue Gray, a famously secretive but powerful bureaucrat in charge of ethics investigations that has been nicknamed “the most powerful person Britons have never heard of.” The original government official charged with running the investigation had to recuse himself after it was revealed he had hosted one of the quarantine-breaking parties.

Sue Gray on seeing herself trending again: pic.twitter.com/T8YtUTdkRA

— Connor Natella (@CJNatella) May 19, 2022

An earlier, preliminary version of the Gray report, published in January, was criticized for being too brief. The government promised at the time to release a more comprehensive version after the Metropolitan police of London finished their own report, which was published this week. Many speculated that Johnson’s party was delaying or attempting to spin Gray's report, just as Bill Barr's Justice Department did with the Mueller Report.

We are awaiting the report of Sue Gray before we prejudge who ate the stroganoff pic.twitter.com/cRzm7La9ai

— Jessica Stephens (@JStephens2007) January 11, 2022

Where is the Sue Gray report @BorisJohnson? pic.twitter.com/m6g7LKKOyj

— Sir Charles Fourier 🇺🇦 (@FourierCharles) May 15, 2022

Other British people seemed excited for the arrival of the report and whatever revelations it might bring.

Sue Gray prepares for her entrance pic.twitter.com/bdbnEgtnPC

— Louise Lumbard 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇪🇺 (she/her) (@loulum) May 19, 2022

Looking forward to finally seeing the Sue Gray report. pic.twitter.com/3IIVuj5WUp

— Matthew Highton (@MattHighton) May 19, 2022

Some expressed cynicism about what the report might contain, speculating that it wouldn’t go far enough in criticizing Johnson and his team for the parties.

Sue Gray's report has arrived in Johnson's desk, let the whitewash begin pic.twitter.com/FVJzZiJSkS

— The Red Devil (@Diavolo_Rosso1) January 31, 2022

If Sue Gray could include this meme on the front of her report that would be great 👍#SueGrayReport pic.twitter.com/uM7RBFH4AR

— J (@JazDGill) January 28, 2022

Whether the report brings more revelations about the Partygate scandal or not, it has already brought plenty of memes.