
Boris Johnson faces a backbench rebellion larger than his parliamentary majority
As many as 80 Tory MPs are expected to rebel against the government.

As many as 80 Tory MPs are expected to rebel against the government.

He claimed to have misheard the question on Sky News.

‘Grotesque historical ignorance no excuse.’

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The Met says it’s statement from last week still stands. ie there is insufficient evidence to investigate

300,000 more families are living in poverty now than in 2019, highlighting once more how Tory claims of ‘levelling up’ are just rhetoric.

‘Wonder why the Sun and its deputy editor decided to bury the Lockdown Breaking Party story?’

Redfield and Wilton Strategies found that 63 percent of Britons think Johnson should resign as prime minister,

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The statement demonstrates in clear language, for the first time, that members of the Parliamentary Labour Party not only oppose the Bill, but reject its anti-refugee sentiment