A defiant British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has insisted he is getting on with his job as he faced Parliament for the first time since 41% of his own party’s lawmakers called for him to quit. Johnson has been left teetering after surviving a no-confidence vote by Conservative Party legislators by a narrower-than-expected margin. Johnson says he plans to move on and focus on bread-and-butter issues such as clearing health care backlogs, tackling crime, easing a cost-of-living crisis and creating high-skilled jobs. Johnson's opponents relished his problems. Opposition Labour Party lead...