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Boris Johnson quotes Dr Seuss as he defends 'miserable' partygate experience

BORIS Johnson has told of how “miserable” the partygate scandal has been for those in Government while being interviewed by Mumsnet.

The National (Scotland)

Johnson: I’m very fast at changing nappies

The Prime Minister and his wife Carrie had their second child in December.

The Independent UK

The queen has seen it all in her 70 years. How will Prince Charles compare?

A worsening cost-of-living crisis, a messy political scandal and the threat of further repercussions from the war in Ukraine form an unlikely backdrop for a celebration of national stability.

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Boris Johnson says it would be irresponsible to quit over ‘miserable’ partygate

Mr Johnson is under increasing pressure from Tory MPs to consider his position in the wake of Sue Gray’s report on lockdown parties in Downing Street.

The Independent UK

‘I’ve thought about these questions a lot’: Boris Johnson hints he considered resigning after partygate scandal

Boris Johnson has hinted that he considered resigning over the partygate scandal.

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson branded a 'habitual liar' during Mumsnet Q&A as he makes stumbling excuses for breaking rules

The Prime Minister was branded a 'habitual liar' as he stuck to the excuse that he thought he was working when he attended Downing Street parties.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson moans Partygate's been 'totally miserable' and he didn't even eat his cake

Under-fire Boris Johnson said it wouldn't be 'responsible' for him to quit as Prime Minister in a grilling by Mumsnet users over Partygate and lack of trust in his leadership

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Partygate has been ‘totally miserable experience’, Boris Johnson tells Mumsnet – but insists he won’t quit

‘No cake was consumed by me’, says PM on birthday bash – and claims it was ‘right’ to attend leaving drinks

The Independent UK

Support for independence and the Union neck-and-neck in latest survey

SUPPORT for Scottish independence and the Union is split down the middle as work ramps up to secure a referendum in 2023.

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson's future: a philosophical exercise for wavering Tory MPs

Former British prime minister David Cameron famously proclaimed in 2010 that the thought of giving prisoners the vote made him “physically ill”. Cameron argued that “frankly, when people commit a crime and go to prison, they should lose their rights, including the right to vote”.

The Conversation

Jonathan Dimbleby: The Queen has perfected the art of changing to keep everything the same

My guess is that the Queen has little time for nostalgia. Of course she will hope the sun shines on the street parties and the heavens don’t rain on the parades. As a Christian who venerates her coronation vows, she will also cherish the thanksgiving service at St Paul’s Cathedral.…

Evening Standard

Scots remain split on independence as country prepares to mark Platinum Jubilee

The latest polling on the big constitutional question shows Scots continue to be split down the middle on support for the Union versus independence.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson tells civil servants there needs to be 'fewer of them' in leaked letter

The PM told officials that their "colossal presence" will need to be scaled back

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson faces threat of Tory no confidence vote - but could he survive?

Speculation is mounting that Boris Johnson could face a vote of no confidence next week, once the Queen's Platinum Jubilee festivities have ended

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The National (Scotland)

Raab makes bizarre error while defending Boris Johnson on Sky News

The deputy PM was doing the media rounds on Wednesday morning

Wales Online

Boris Johnson to bring back regular briefings from Downing Street press room

The live broadcasts were a regular feature at the height of the Covid pandemic

Evening Standard

Platinum Jubilee: In defense of the Queen

Our monarch’s made it glowing to her Platinum Jubilee party, but Paul Flynn didn’t always have such a golden view of her. He shares how he came round to Britain’s national institution

The National (Scotland)

Downing Street launch campaign to 'save Boris' as resignation pressure ramps up

A DOWNING Street operation to stifle a challenge to Boris Johnson’s leadership is in the works as the number of Tory MPs pulling their support…

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The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson denies being ‘habitual liar’ as Tory MP says Sue Gray report ‘a slap in the face’ – as it happened

Boris Johnson asks voters to judge him on what ‘we’re getting on and delivering’; Tory MP writes to constituents criticising the PM

The Guardian - UK

Partygate fine does not mean Johnson broke ministerial code, says Raab

Justice secretary says Johnson only ‘unintentionally’ broke law as ethics adviser reportedly threatens to quit

The Independent UK

Raab says PM’s ‘unintentional’ Covid law breach did not break ministerial code

The Justice Secretary says he does not believe the Prime Minister will face a confidence vote next week.

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson leadership challenge talk is being ‘whipped up’, says Dominic Raab

A cabinet minister has insisted it is “unlikely” the Prime Minister will face a leadership challenge as he dismissed the concerns of Tory MPs calling for his resignation.

Daily Record

Dominic Raab hits back over claims Boris Johnson could face no confidence vote next week

The Deputy Prime Minister hit back at reports that Johnson could face a vote of no confidence in his leadership following the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson won't face no confidence vote and speculation is 'Westminster froth', says Raab

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab insisted Boris Johnson would fight the next election as Tory anger over Partygate mounts

The Independent UK

‘Westminster froth’: Boris Johnson will not face any leadership vote, insists Dominic Raab

Deputy PM also plays down speculation about early general election

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