Boris Johnson faces PMQs as even Tory loyalists turn on him
Boris Johnson received jeers and cheers as he took to his feet in the chamber with his prospects of survival looking increasingly slim.
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Full list of government resignations over Boris Johnson's leadership | Darlington and Stockton Times
A total of 44 MPs have so far handed in their resignations.
Source: darlingtonandstocktontimes.co.uk
Live: Boris Johnson refuses to quit as Cabinet ministers increase pressure
All the latest updates as the Prime Minister fights for his position amid criticism of the Chris Pincher affair.
Source: newsshopper.co.uk
Great British Railways snub Worcester as its new headquarters
THE city has been unsuccessful in its bid to become the new home of Britain’s railways.
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Boris Johnson insists he will 'keep going as PM' despite flood of resignations
Boris Johnson faced down a battering at PMQs today as he desperately tries to cling on despite more ministers resigning
Source: tribuneonlineng.com
Boris Johnson suffers most ministerial resignations in 24 hours since 1932
What started as a trickle is turning into a deluge
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Losing three ministers from education will have 'disruptive impact', say heads
Headteachers have criticised a wave of resignations from the Department of Education.
Source: inverness-courier.co.uk
Government resignation watch: Who has quit, when and what did they say?
The Prime Minister is facing a significant backlash over his handling of the allegations against Chris Pincher
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Teachers say Zahawi must not 'interfere' over pay | Barry And District News
The leader of the NASUWT teaching union said intervention by the new Chancellor would be ‘entirely inappropriate’.
Source: barryanddistrictnews.co.uk
Teachers say Zahawi must not 'interfere' over pay | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News
The leader of the NASUWT teaching union said intervention by the new Chancellor would be ‘entirely inappropriate’.