Boris Johnson has said he will have the final say on any investigation into ministerial misconduct after appointing an independent adviser to look at how his Downing Street flat refurbishment was paid for. Christopher Geidt, the Queen’s former private secretary,
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Prince Philip: Boris Johnson says duke ‘touched the lives of millions’ as MPs pay tribute
Boris Johnson has said Prince Philip “touched the lives of millions” and “made this country a better place” as all the UK’s parliaments were recalled early from the Easter recess to pay tribute to the duke. The House of Commons’
COVID-19: Boris Johnson says England still on course for ‘roadmap to freedom’ – but warns of Europe’s third wave
England’s route out of lockdown remains on schedule, with the prime minister declaring there is nothing to dissuade him from “continuing along our roadmap to freedom”. Speaking to the virtual Conservative Party spring conference, Boris Johnson said he was looking
Boris Johnson: ‘Quarter of adults in England have now had a coronavirus jab’
Boris Johnson discusses when vaccine impact will be visible When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters.Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer.Our Privacy Notice explains more about
Brexit: Boris Johnson acknowledges ‘teething problems’ with new GB-NI trade rules
The prime minister has acknowledged there are “teething problems” with trade between Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the wake of the Brexit transition period coming to an end. Britain’s new trading relationship with Brussels came into effect at 11pm
Boris Johnson briefing: What time is Boris Johnson press conference today?
Boris Johnson: We are entering the last phase of the struggle Prime Minister Boris Johnson addressed the nation from Downing Street on Monday night to announce a third national lockdown for England after rising coronavirus cases hit a new peak.
Foreign aid budget cut was right thing to do say Express readers -‘Charity begins at home’
We will use your email address only for sending you newsletters. Please see our Privacy Notice for details of your data protection rights. The prime minister on Wednesday faced a growing uprising from Tory backbenchers for reducing the amount the
Boris Johnson ‘risks destroying UK’s global reputation’ with foreign aid cut, says Gordon Brown
Boris Johnson risks trashing Britain’s reputation “across the world” if he cuts the UK’s foreign aid spending, former prime minister Gordon Brown has warned. Mr Johnson has not denied claims the UK’s aid budget could be slashed in order to
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson to announce month-long lockdown across England, Sky News understands
Boris Johnson is set to announce a month-long lockdown of England, Sky News understands. The measures, which will run through November until 2 December, will see the closure of pubs, restaurants and non-essential shops. The prime minister is expected to
Sir Keir Starmer: Boris Johnson ‘needs to deliver’ on EU trade deal
Leaving the Brexit transition period without a trade deal would be a “failure of negotiation” and Boris Johnson “needs to deliver” on his promise to the British people, Sir Keir Starmer has told Sky News. Speaking to political editor Beth