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The Latest Breaking News from Boris Johnson

Union calls emergency meeting to fight looming Toxteth job centre cuts

Toxteth and St John's Market job centres to relocate next year

Liverpool Echo

Johnson meets NI parties amid warning against unilateral action on protocol

Sinn Fein was the first party to meet the Prime Minister at Hillsborough Castle.

The Independent UK

These destructive, vindictive civil service cuts are part of Johnson’s culture wars

This government seems determined to undermine Whitehall, says the civil servant

The Guardian - UK

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Tory MP admits benefits should go up 'immediately' after food bank visit

Michael Fabricant says 'people on the breadline cannot afford to wait'

Wales Online

Sir Keir Starmer confirms he will resign as Labour leader if he is found to have broken lockdown rules

The Labour leader appeared on Loose Women and reiterated his previous comments

Wales Online

Boris Johnson booed by hundreds of protesters during Northern Ireland visit

PRIME Minister Boris Johnson has been booed and jeered by around 200 people on his visit to Northern Ireland.

The National (Scotland)

What to expect as Northern Ireland Protocol row grows and PM tries to intervene

Boris Johnson is set to encourage Northern Irish parliamentarians to "get back to work" amid rows over power-sharing and the protocol

The National (Scotland)

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8 times Tories criticised for being 'out of touch' over cost of living crisis

Home Office Minister Rachel Maclean sparked a fresh row over cost of living as she said some Brits could get higher paid jobs or work longer hours to "protect" themselves from long term cost of living pressures

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson slams Jurgen Klopp's defence of Liverpool fans booing national anthem

Liverpool fans booed the national anthem during the FA Cup final against Chelsea

Liverpool Echo

Boris Johnson could lose his seat at next election 'if opposition parties cooperate'

Best for Britain - which promotes cross-party co-operation - suggests Keir Starmer's way to Downing Street is through Labour working with the Lib Dems.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson sees ‘landing zone’ in Northern Ireland row with EU, says No 10

London seeks to calm tensions as PM visits Belfast for talks with parties

The Independent UK

The darkness of Boris Johnson: a psychologist on the prime minister's unpalatable personality traits

In all the chaos that characterises the administration of Boris Johnson, it’s sometimes difficult to understand why the prime minister behaves the way he does. Why does he never really apologise or admit mistakes?

The Conversation

Loose Women viewers accuse panel of attacking Keir Starmer in 'car crash' interview

Loose Women stars Ruth Langsford and Jane Moore did not hold back during Monday's show as they grilled Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer about his alleged 'rule breaking' and people calling him a 'hypocrite'

Daily Mirror

Families risk missing holidays abroad due to hundreds of passports getting lost

Recruitment issues, massive backlogs and lost passports are causing chaos for families hoping to get away this summer

Manchester Evening News

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Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson responds to Liverpool fans booing national anthem at FA Cup final

The prime minister's spokesman said that it was a "great shame" some fans at Wembley jeered singing of the national anthem, the continuation of an approach from Reds fans dating back to the 1980s

Daily Mirror

No10 defend Tory Rachel Maclean's comments about Brits working more hours or moving jobs

Boris Johnson's spokesman did not criticise Tory minister Rachel Maclean - and suggested critics were 'unhelpfully' trying to 'twist' her words as she hit back

Evening Standard

‘Priti Patel’s Rwanda plan won’t stop us crossing’ — inside the migrant crisis escalating in the Channel

Critics deem it expensive and counter-productive — but is the Government’s new scheme even workable? Katie Strick reports

Evening Standard

Evening Standard Comment: Compromise needed over Northern Ireland protocol problem

As Boris Johnson heads to Northern Ireland for emergency talks with political leaders, all eyes fall once again on the agreement he signed and hailed as a great victory but which he now decries. The Northern Ireland Protocol exists because both the UK and EU agreed there could be no…

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The National (Scotland)

Rangers team heading to Seville in Boris Johnson's former 'Brexit jet'

RANGERS are heading to Seville for the Europa League final on a “Brexit jet” which has been used by UK Government ministers and the royal…

Evening Standard

Don’t risk a trade war with Europe, top Tories tell Boris

Johnson says NI protocol ‘can be fixed’ as Stormont parties describe ‘robust’ meetings in crisis talks in Belfast

The Independent UK

‘I will judge UK Government against its actions and not words’ – Donaldson

The DUP leader was speaking ahead of meetings between the Stormont parties and Prime Minister Boris Johnson later.

Evening Standard

Talking down London is electoral suicide for these confused Conservatives

The good people of Westminster have taken their revenge on the Conservative party. After five years and more in which the Conservative party has used “Westminster” as a shorthand to describe the metropolitan elite which is, apparently, rigging the system in its own favour against the neglected provinces, Westminster took…

Glasgow Live

Eurovision Song Contest issues statement after strong calls to introduce ban

The UK made it to the top three of Eurovision for the first time in over twenty years on Saturday night - but viewers are not happy with the controversy surrounding the voting situation.

Irish Mirror

Russian TV says 'Ireland flew into a rage' and reacts to Taoiseach’s request for apology over nuclear attack clip

Russian TV host Dmitry Kiselyov, who is a friend of Vladimir Putin said “Ireland flew into a rage” after the clip was broadcast.

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland business chiefs urge PM to pull back from plan to ditch protocol

Boris Johnson warned against ‘extreme action’, as he threatens unilateral move to end checks

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