Cabinet ministers demand Boris Johnson quits No 10
Grant Shapps, Brandon Lewis and Simon Hart were among a delegation of top ministers are understood to be telling the PM to go.
Source: dunfermlinepress.com
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1922 committee elections: Boris Johnson's survival is no guarantee
Tory rebels may soon gain more control of the 1922 Committee, meaning the PM could face a second no-confidence vote at any time.
Source: newstatesman.com
Boris Johnson: Rebel Tories Plotting 'More Organised' Attack on PM
Backbenchers are now more more coordinated after the failed vote of no confidence But concerns Johnson could trigger an early election linger.
Source: businessinsider.com
Analysis: How Calls For A Windfall Tax Have Exposed Deep Splits In The Tory Party
Ministers and MPs have been sending out contradictory messages on whether the Tories back a one-off levy on oil and gas firms bumper profits.
Source: huffingtonpost.co.uk
UK Considering Scrapping Green Taxes from Energy Bills
The UK is reportedly considering a reversal of its Build Back Better agenda by scrapping energy bill taxes used to subsidise green projects.
Source: breitbart.com
5 Other Problems Facing Boris Johnson As He Waits For Sue Gray's Report
The senior civil servants inquiry into partygate isnt the only thing on the PMs plate.
Source: huffingtonpost.co.uk
No 10 insists National Insurance hike will go ahead
Downing Street hardens its position amid mounting speculation Boris Johnson was 'wobbling' over the controversial move
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Students, not antisemitism activists, should define their time on campus
From the blog of Sabrina Miller at Jewish News
Source: timesofisrael.com
Unions fury after masks are scrapped in classrooms
From today, it will no longer be mandatory for pupils to wear face coverings while learning at school.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Teachers warn it will take 18 MONTHS for pupils to catch up
EXCLUSIVE: English state school teachers were far more likely to offer a gloomy forecast compared to their private school counterparts, according to a survey of 4,690 teachers.
Source: dailymail.co.uk