Boris Johnson is finally back in Britain after a mammoth eight-day foreign trip where international summits were overshadowed by mounting questions about his leadership and defence spending.
The Prime Minister welcomed Kiwi counterpart Jacinda Ardern to No10 today, where he was also dealing with the fallout from Deputy Chief Whip Chris Pincher’s resignation amid groping allegations.
Mr Johnson’s Tory woes dogged him to Rwanda, Germany and Spain as he was repeatedly quizzed about a growing Conservative revolt against him in the UK.
