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BBCNEWS The Papers June 4, 2024 08:39:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS The Papers June 4, 2024 08:39:00

The energy crisis is a price worth paying to avoid world war. and finally, the sunday mirror says some tory mps are plotting to "bring back boris" if liz truss wins the leadership race. and finally, the mail on sunday says the bbc is facing scrutiny over anti—tory bias following several attacks on the conservative leadership candidates on primetime tv. so, let's begin. let's look at what is on the papers before a very big day in british politics. let's start with the sunday telegraph. that immediate help pledged by liz truss, should she be the winner, for families and businesses, with their ...

My love affair with Boris is over - Vimarsana News

My love affair with Boris is over

The Prime Minister has brought about his downfall by showing a high-handed disregard for his biggest supporters

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe abused following press conference - Vimarsana News

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe abused following press conference

UK Twitter users accuse recently released British-Iranian detainee of lacking gratitude to government

Comics Folk React To Boris Johnson, Partygate And Birthday Cake - Vimarsana News

Comics Folk React To Boris Johnson, Partygate And Birthday Cake

Everyone in Britain who can get to a TV screen or has the BBC iPlayer on their phone will be tuning in to Boris Johnson for Prime Minister's Question Time

If Johnson is ousted, expect a showdown between Tory MPs and the party faithful | Martin Kettle - Vimarsana News

If Johnson is ousted, expect a showdown between Tory MPs and the party faithful | Martin Kettle

The Conservatives tends to choose the opposite of what they have just rejected. But don’t write off the populists, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle