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Boris Johnson's resignation of Christopher Geidt, his ethics adviser, has sparked controversy over protection for the British steel industry and potential breaches of WTO rules. The prime minister sought Geidt's advice on tariffs set to expire on June 30, citing concerns about protecting a crucial industry,
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The British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has narrowly won a no-confidence vote against him by his own party, securing 211 votes against 148. However, his troubles are far from over, as he faces months of challenges from internal Tory rebels who are critical of his policies and leadership style. In
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has managed to secure enough support from his Conservative Party to remain in office, despite a significant rebellion that has weakened his leadership. Johnson's ability to connect with voters, a key asset that has helped him in past elections, has become a liability
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As Britain grapples with the Partygate scandal, the opposition leader, Sir Keir Starmer, is showcasing his integrity by resigning if fined for wrongdoing, drawing a stark contrast with Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The Labour leader's move is not just a political gamble but also a bold statement about
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Senior Conservative MPs said yesterday that Boris Johnson's leadership is likely to face a vote of no confidence if the Tories lose two parliamentary by-elections next month. The threat comes after a report by senior civil servant Sue Gray into the partygate scandal outlined a culture of drinking
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As the controversy surrounding parties at 10 Downing Street continues to escalate, a new photograph has emerged, allegedly showing a chaotic gathering of up to 40 staff on November 17, 2020, during the second national coronavirus lockdown. The picture, obtained by The Mirror, depicts a table laden with wine, prosecco,
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Anonymous sources have come forward alleging that Boris Johnson allowed regular gatherings at his flat despite the COVID-19 lockdown rules, with one insider stating that the events took place "every week" and were often chaotic with bottles, empties, and rubbish left behind. The claims have piled pressure on
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The British Metropolitan Police have concluded their investigation into COVID-19 regulation breaches at government offices, including Prime Minister Boris Johnson's residence, resulting in a total of 126 fines issued. The investigation looked into gatherings that took place on eight dates between May 2020 and April 2021, with 53
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A thorough and impartial investigation into COVID-19 lockdown rule violations at parties attended by Prime Minister Boris Johnson has come to a close, with the Metropolitan Police issuing 126 fines to partygoers. The investigation, led by Acting Deputy Commissioner Helen Ball, spanned eight events between May 20, 2020, and April
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The 2016 Brexit referendum was meant to bring the UK independence from EU regulations, but its outcome has been a never-ending cycle of failure. Boris Johnson, who campaigned on "getting Brexit done," has now proposed a law that would allow him to repudiate parts of the UK'
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Liz Truss, the UK's foreign secretary, has announced plans to introduce legislation that would rewrite parts of the Brexit deal on Northern Ireland, despite strong opposition from the EU and some Tory MPs. According to Truss, the proposed new law would simplify checks in the Irish Sea, introduce
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Boris Johnson's official spokesperson confirmed that the Prime Minister and Cabinet Secretary Simon Case had not received further fines in the latest round of lockdown breaches at No 10. The Metropolitan Police's Operation Hillman investigation into a dozen events in Downing Street and Whitehall remains ongoing,
