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Bad boy of Brexit in talks with Boris Johnson ally - Vimarsana News

Bad boy of Brexit in talks with Boris Johnson ally

It had been just 14 days since Boris Johnson announced his resignation but already the outgoing prime minister was “wargaming” ways to cling on to power. On July 22 last year, he invited Lord Cruddas, the Tory peer, banker and former party treasurer, for lunch at Chequers. A week earlier, Cruddas ha

Boris Johnson's defence against partygate contempt probe due to be published - Vimarsana News

Boris Johnson's defence against partygate contempt probe due to be published

Boris Johnson’s defence against claims he lied to Parliament over the partygate scandal could be published on Monday as he prepares for a showdown with MPs.

Johnson ally warns ex-PM could face parliamentary 'witch hunt' over partygate | East London and West Essex Guardian Series - Vimarsana News

Johnson ally warns ex-PM could face parliamentary 'witch hunt' over partygate | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

Lord Greenhalgh voiced concern about the process the Privileges Committee would follow.

Kwasi Kwarteng: I would 'never rule out' Boris Johnson leading Tories again | Boris Johnson - Vimarsana News

Kwasi Kwarteng: I would 'never rule out' Boris Johnson leading Tories again | Boris Johnson

Prediction comes as former PM set to be grilled by privileges committee as part of Partygate inquiry

Boris Johnson's defence against partygate contempt probe due to be published - Vimarsana News

Boris Johnson's defence against partygate contempt probe due to be published

Allies of the former prime minister said the legal submission would set out his case that he did not knowingly mislead Parliament.

Source: aol.co.uk