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Johnson ‘out of touch and mired in sleaze’ claims Davey ahead of elections

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey compared the situation to the dying days of Sir John Major’s administration.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson says Putin 'sowing seeds of catastrophe' and declares 'Ukraine will win'

Boris Johnson addressed the Ukrainian Parliament by video link where he hailed the resistance against Putin's forces as Ukraine's 'finest hour'

Daily Mirror

Mariupol evacuees head to safety as Russia pummels eastern Ukraine

LVIV, Ukraine — As a trickle of civilians from the brutalized city of Mariupol headed to safety Tuesday, Russian forces pressed their assault on Ukraine’s eastern heartland, striking at targets across a region that U.S. officials warn is under threat of annexation by Moscow.

Los Angeles Times

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Evening Standard Comment: Boris Johnson addresses Ukraine - but whose finest hour is it?

Boris Johnson addressed the Ukrainian parliament this morning, where he described the country’s resistance to Russia’s invasion as their “finest hour”, in reference to Sir Winston Churchill’s address to the House of Commons ahead of the Battle of Britain. The Prime Minister also announced further details on the additional £300 million…

Evening Standard

‘Ukraine will be free,’ Boris Johnson tells country’s parliament

There should be no peace settlement imposed against the will of Ukrainian people, PM tells Verkhovna Rada

The Guardian - UK

Sir Keir Starmer accuses Boris Johnson of being ‘out of touch’ on cost of living crisis over ‘Elsie’ response

‘If ever there was a reason to send the Prime Minister a message in these elections, Elsie is the reason,’ the Labour leader said

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson confirms £300m aid to Ukraine in address to country’s MPs

The Prime Minister echoed Churchill, describing Ukraine’s defence against Russia as its ‘finest hour’.

The Independent UK

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The Right to Buy scheme and why Boris Johnson is facing backlash

The Right to Buy plan also comes as Mr Johnson's pledge to build 300,000 homes a year was under threat due to a ruling by the Government's environment watchdog.

Daily Record

Brexit opportunities: Eight of your burning questions answered

‘Jacob Rees-Mogg’s day job doesn’t seem to be keeping him too busy,’ says Adam Forrest

The Independent UK

Johnson yet to have congratulatory call with re-elected Macron

It has been more than a week since Emmanuel Macron was re-elected as French president.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson abandons hopes of sending first asylum-seekers to Rwanda within ‘weeks’

No 10 admits it will now be ‘months’ before any refugees crossing Channel are deported – potentially after peak summer season

The Independent UK

Morning Brief: Top Financial Stories Dominating on Tuesday, May 3

Bloomberg

Benzinga

Lorraine Kelly wants GMB's Susanna Reid to become Prime Minister following Boris Johnson grilling

Boris had earlier asked Who's Lorraine, during the Good Morning Britain chat - and Lorraine reckons he should be replaced

Daily Record

Ukraine's 'finest hour': UK's Johnson invokes Churchill as he predicts Russia will lose

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told Ukraine on Tuesday he believed it would defeat Russia and expose the "gigantic error" of the Kremlin's invasion as he invoked Britain's wartime leader Winston Churchill to underline his support for Kyiv.

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Boris Johnson blasted for 'tone deaf' response to pensioner who has to ride buses to keep warm

77-year-old widow Elsie has seen her energy bills rise so much that she can no longer afford to heat her council home

Reuters

UK's plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda may be delayed because of legal challenges

Britain's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda may take longer to introduce as the government faces legal challenges to a policy aimed at dealing with migrants crossing the Channel, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Strong BP profit renews call for energy sector windfall tax

BP posted its highest quarterly profit in more than a decade thanks to surging oil and gas prices

Daily Record

'Who's Lorraine?' Boris Johnson not across ITV schedules when he asked about Scots presenter

The Prime Minister's Official Spokesman made excuses for his boss after the on-air gaffe that made the Tory leader appear even more out of touch with the viewing public.

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Majority oppose real bearskin on 'vile' Queen's Guard's caps, poll finds

THE vast majority of people in the UK oppose the use of real bearskin fur on the Queen’s Guard’s caps, according to a new poll.

Nottingham Post

PM Boris Johnson admits he's not doing enough in the cost of living crisis

The comments came in an interview on Good Morning Britain

Reuters

UK supports right for women to access safe, legal abortions, says PM's spokesman

Britain supports the right for women to have access to safe and legal abortions, a spokesman for Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Tuesday, after being asked about the possible move by the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a decision legalising abortion.

Manchester Evening News

Good Morning Britain viewers 'heartbroken' for pensioner who uses free pass to ride buses all day to keep warm

Susanna Reid told Boris Johnson about 77-year-old Elsie as he appeared on the ITV programme

Evening Standard

No10 steps up pressure on passport delays

Downing Street has stepped up the pressure on Passport Office chiefs to clear major delays in applications which have left millions fearing travel chaos this summer.

Tribune News Service

Therese Raphael: Boris Johnson has partied his way to a midterm thrashing

Britain’s Tories have been in power for a long time and incumbents generally get a midterm beating. So, of course, Boris Johnson is expecting a slapdown in local government elections on Thursday.

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine ambassador urges Priti Patel to relax UK visa scheme

London diplomat calls for temporary lifting of ‘unnecessary, long, bureaucratic’ refugee process

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