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“Tier 5 ” lockdown and warned he may have to introduce tougher coronavirus restrictions “in the next few weeks”. The Prime Minister said we need to be “realistic” about the pace of which the new mutant Covid variant is spreading across the country. 6 6 6 Boris Johnson said there are a "range of restrictions" the government would have to consider Credit: BBC He said new “tougher” measures may need to be used in “many parts of the country” in a desperate bid to reduce the number of coronavirus cases. Speaking on The Andrew Marr Show, he said “yes” when asked whether it m...

Updated: 3 Jan 2021, 16:45 TONY Blair today said he would have backed Boris Johnson's Brexit trade deal in Parliament. The staunch Remainer admitted he would have followed his party leader's directive and voted for the deal. Follow our UK politics live blog for the very latest news and updates... 3 Boris Johnson hailed his Brexit deal as he signed it last week The former PM has been vocal in opposing Brexit but accepted in 2019 that the battle for a second referendum was over. Today when asked if he would have voted for the deal in the Commons, he said: "I would have backed (Sir Keir Starmer)...

IMMIGRATION officers launched a door-to-door search for the ex-lover of Strictly’s Neil Jones. Pals of tattooed Colombian dancer Luisa Eusse say they had early morning calls from officials looking for her. 5 Strictly's Neil Jones with tattooed dancer Luisa EusseCredit: Goff Photos Her “spouse visa”, which allowed her to enter the UK, is no longer valid after she split from Strictly dance pro Neil, sources said. In a further twist, Luisa, 23, now says she has a student visa — even though it is usually necessary to leave the UK to make the application. It is not known if she got permiss...

PLANE WRONG Brit expats wrongly barred from boarding BA flights to Spain as airline staff claim ID not valid after Brexit Updated: 3 Jan 2021, 21:14 Invalid Date, BRITISH expats were wrongly barred from boarding a BA flight to Spain after airline staff claimed their ID documents were no longer valid after Brexit. The travellers, who live in Spain, were stopped from getting on the plane to Madrid from London Heathrow after staff told them their papers had expired. Follow our UK politics live blog for the very latest news and updates... 5 5 The travellers were held up after staff incorrectl...