People on Merseyside have a long history of protesting the actions of Prime Minister Boris Johnson who today resigned as British Prime Minister.
After being hounded by many in his own party, with mass resignations including senior cabinet members, the PM has finally stepped down. A torrid few days for Boris Johnson saw him vow defiantly to carry on in yesterday's House of Commons.
But with increasing loss of support from his own party, including newly appointed Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi urging him to go just days into his new role, has signalled the end of his Boris Johnson's time as leader. With little choice or support left, the PM has now succumbed to the pressure of calls to resign by his once greatest allies.
