On September 5, Boris Johnson's role as the Prime Minister of the UK officially ended.
Liz Truss took over but lasted just 44 days in office, her premiership marred by economic turmoil and financial crisis. A contest to determine the next Conservative Party Leader, and the UK's next Prime Minister, is underway.
And, just a little over six weeks after he was forced out of office in scandal, Mr Johnson is remarkably considering attempting an extraordinary political comeback in the race for the role. His resurrection to frontline politics would likely be mired in problems, including the ongoing inquiry into whether he lied to the Commons over Partygate.
