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Boris Johnson wasn’t going to go down with any fake displays of piety – he had been the best we’d ever get

BORIS Johnson is "a dead man walking" according to Sun columnist Trevor Kavanagh - but a defiant Tory MP says the Prime Minister should be judged on h

Central lobby. i�*m joined by peter bone, conservative mp for wellingborough. thank you for your time. yesterday you were still backing borisjohnson as prime minister. does that remain in your position this afternoon? absolutely. i have complete confidence in the prime minister and i hope he leads us into the next general election.— general election. clearly that is not a general election. clearly that is rrot a view _ general election. clearly that is not a view shared _ general election. c...

ONE of the few Tory MPs to take to the airwaves to defend the embattled Prime Minister erupted at a journalist during an interview.

Do not have any sound at this end. the truth of the matter is very few people have resigned from government.— people have resigned from government. ~ ., , , ., government. apologies, we seem to have lost that _ government. apologies, we seem to have lost that connection _ government. apologies, we seem to have lost that connection to - government. apologies, we seem to have lost that connection to peter i have lost that connection to peter bone mp. thank you for your time today. i want to tell...

At the end of a day of embarrassment and existential despair for the Tories, two cabinet members quit

Conservative mp peter bone told video station this week that he was disappointed the bbc are using anti—abortion rather than pro—life. clearly a difficult subject and a bbc spokesperson had this to say. the style guide suggests anti—abortion is the preferred term. as of friday you may have noticed that youre no longer able to watch this or any other programme in high definition on the bbc news channel via free view, that is because of a reduction in free view�*s broadcast capacity in the...

The trade secretary admits the decision breaches global trading commitments but says it is in the national interest

With Boris Johnson away, a fun tussle between the deputy leaders ensues with plenty of smirking and side-eyed glances

The UK will depart from its "international legal obligations" and extend the quotas and tariffs on five categories of ...