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Try as he might, Boris Johnson can’t use the jubilee as ammunition in his culture war

The celebrations express a longing for shared national stories, but that doesn’t mean they can be used to score political points, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: What caused this week’s travel chaos – and why the whole summer is at risk

In today’s newsletter: Half-term, the Jubilee, a struggling travel industry and, yes, Brexit have come together to cause a week of chaos. Nimo Omer investigates how

The Guardian - UK

North East Tory MP says now 'not the time' for Boris Johnson to go as pressure mounts on PM

Blyth Valley's Ian Levy confirmed he will not be among those lodging letters of no confidence in the Prime Minister', as the propect of a Conservative leadership contest looms

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PM’s leadership under fresh pressure as ethics chief questions Partygate response

But Boris Johnson digs in, claiming his Fixed Penalty Notice did not breach the Ministerial Code as there was 'no intent to break the law'

Wales Online

Boris Johnson news – live: PM denies he is ‘habitual liar’ in Mumsnet interview

‘People throw all sorts of accusations at me,’ Johnson says in his defence

The Independent UK

PM’s leadership under fresh pressure as ethics chief questions partygate response

Lord Geidt has suggested that Mr Johnson’s fixed penalty notice may have breached the Ministerial Code.

The Independent UK

Starmer and Rayner handed questionnaires by Durham Constabulary over Beergate

Sir Keir Starmer was seen drinking a beer in the City of Durham MP’s office

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Johnson denies breaking ministerial code following ethics chief’s report

PM writes to Lord Geidt after adviser says it is ‘legitimate question’ whether Partygate fixed-penalty notice constitutes breach

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson’s allies lobby MPs to stop Tory support draining away

Sense of crisis deepens in No 10 as speculation mounts about no-confidence vote in prime minister

The Guardian - UK

Expand free school meals in time for summer holidays, Boris Johnson told as cost of living crisis deepens

Exclusive: Former education secretaries from across the political divide have called on the government to act

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson 'must explain how partygate fine did not break ministerial code', ethics adviser warns

The Prime Minister's independent adviser on the Ministerial code expressed real frustration over the Boris Johnson's conduct.

Daily Record

PM claims no intent to break law means party fine not a Ministerial Code breach

BORIS Johnson has claimed his partygate fine “did not breach” the Ministerial Code as there was “no intent to break the law”.

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson: ‘Legitimate question’ whether PM broke ministerial code as more Tory MPs call on him to resign

Lord Geidt has called on Boris Johnson to explain why he does not think he broke the code after receiving a partygate fine

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner receive police questionnaire about Beergate gathering

Labour leader has pledged to resign if fined by Durham Constabulary

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Now or never? Tory MPs face last chance to ditch Johnson before election

Analysis: Conservatives are ruthless when they believe their leader will not win. How many think that now?

Reuters

UK adviser says Johnson must explain why he has not broken the ministerial code with lockdown fine

Britain's independent adviser on ministers' behaviour said on Tuesday that Prime Minister Boris Johnson must explain why he has not broken the ministerial code after being fined over attending a party during the COVID-19 national lockdown.

Evening Standard

Beergate: Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner receive questionnaires

Both Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner have said they would resign if they are found to have broken the Covid curbs

The Guardian - UK

As more MPs turn against Boris Johnson, how would a vote of no confidence work?

With the chance of vote on the prime minister’s future growing how will a vote be triggered and what is the process?

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The National (Scotland)

'Man's a f****** idiot': Glasgow reacts to Boris Johnson's imperial measures plan

BORIS Johnson’s plans to bumble Brexit Britain back to its glory days by reintroducing imperial measurements were announced recently, but how have…

The Independent UK

Ministerial code at risk of ‘ridicule’ over Partygate, Boris Johnson’s ethics adviser warns

Lord Geidt says his repeated advice was not heeded by Downing Street

The Guardian - UK

First Rwanda deportation flight to leave UK on 14 June, says Priti Patel

Group of asylum seekers sent formal notices advising they will be relocated to east African country, say officials

Daily Mirror

Partying Boris Johnson may have broken ministerial code says ethics chief in damning report

A damning report by Lord Geidt said there was a 'legitimate question' over whether Boris Johnson's Partygate fine broke the Ministerial Code - and said he appears 'unwilling to have his own conduct judged'

Daily Mirror

Home Office orders first group of asylum seekers to Rwanda with flight on June 14

Boris Johnson and Priti Patel are forging ahead with the policy to remove Britain's unwanted asylum seekers to Rwanda and the first 'removal directions' have now been issued to people

Wales Online

11 things that should be brought back before imperial measurements

If you're not fussed about pounds and ounces, but do care about indestructible mobile phones and some things that really matter then read on......

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson could face no confidence vote NEXT WEEK warns Hague - 'he's in real trouble'

William Hague said there are now so many no confidence letters in Boris Johnson - including from MP John Stevenson - that a vote will happen in the next month. He and several Tory MPs said it could be as soon as next week

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