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Boris Johnson 'pulls face' over Partygate and says 'I'd do it again' in MPs showdown

The Prime Minister appealed to Tory MPs to keep him power rather than indulge in 'pointless fratricide' - as a senior party source tried to downplay Partygate by saying, 'Is there anyone here who has never got pissed in their lives?'

Daily Mirror

No-confidence vote likely ‘beginning of the end’ for UK’s Johnson

Boris Johnson faced the greatest threat to his premiership yet after the necessary 54 Tory MPs triggered the parliamentary party’s vote of no confidence on Monday, after the long-simmering Partygate scandal saw Platinum Jubilee crowds jeer him over the weekend. Analysts did expect him to win the necessary majority of…

France 24

Which airports and destinations are affected by travel chaos as Jet2 boss blames Brexit

Travel chaos is continuing for British holidaymakers as more flights are cancelled. Here are the airports and flights still affected by the disarray in the aviation industry

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Who could replace Boris Johnson? Tory candidates who may take over if PM is toppled

Jeremy Hunt, Liz Truss, Rishi Sunak and Tom Tugendhat are among those topping the next Tory leader odds after 1922 Committee chairman Sir Graham Brady called a vote of no confidence. But there's no clear heir...

Daily Mirror

Johnson faces UK Tory leadership vote as party anger boils over

Boris Johnson will face a leadership vote in his ruling Conservative Party, after a series of missteps and scandals became too much for scores of Tory Members of Parliament.

Tribune News Service

Jacob Rees-Mogg blasts Boris Johnson boos 'bagatelle' as loyalists scramble to help PM

The Brexit Opportunities minister came out fighting for the Prime Minister alongside renowned 'Boris-backers' including Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries who even attempted to launch a personal attack on a Tory colleague.

Daily Mirror

Listen review – deafness drama offers a sombre rebuke to Brexit Britain

Lúcia Moniz is a Portuguese mother pitted against social services in this deeply moving piece of social-realist cinema

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Inside the confidence vote: See the briefing notes circulated for and against Johnson

TORY MPs will tonight vote on Boris Johnson’s position as leader – and they’re seeing arguments both for and against him thrown around on each…

The National (Scotland)

GMB fans praise Susanna Reid as she grills Sajid Javid over Prime Minister

Susanna interrupted the Health Secretary as he tried to defend the PM

Liverpool Echo

Rishi Sunak says he cannot fully insulate people from cost of living crisis – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as Rishi Sunak faces Treasury Committee on cost of living support

The Guardian - UK

I may be wrong but I think Boris Johnson is done for. I can’t see his Tory cult surviving

Polls show he’s increasingly reviled and his party’s attempts to counterattack are chaotic. The end feels nigh, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

‘Weakness’ of UK position shaped Northern Ireland protocol negotiations, David Frost says

Former Brexit negotiator criticises Irish government’s focus on ‘all-island’ economy

The Guardian - UK

Travel updates live – Thousands stranded abroad as Khan blames Brexit for flight chaos

Dozens of flights have already been cancelled on Sunday as Brits struggle to get home

The Independent UK

Prominent Brexiteer peer admits UK should have stayed in the single market

ONE of Vote Leave’s founders has admitted that the UK should have stayed in the single market after Brexit in order to “save a lot of trouble”.

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The storm clouds of Brexit and Covid have moved on – but Britain just isn’t working any more

From childcare to the courts, public service failures are causing chaos, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Daily Mirror

Families stranded abroad after flights axed as minister refuses call to send in Army

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said deploying the military was not 'the snap solution to every problem' and said the travel industry needs to 'sort it out'

Wales Online

Government rebuffs 'bring in the army calls' over UK airport chaos

Thousands of passengers have had a miserable experience trying to leave the country on flights from major airports

The Independent UK

Brexit to blame for airports chaos, says Sadiq Khan

Higher pay is solution to staff shortages at airports, says transport secretary Grant Shapps

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The Guardian - UK

If anyone needs to feed the Queen’s corgis it’s me

I want to enjoy the jubilee, but I am conflicted…

The Guardian - UK

Hillary Clinton is right: the age of the showman leader has damaged politics

The former US secretary of state worries that it’s not enough to get things done. Candidates need brazen performance

Nottingham Post

Jet2 boss' frustration with UK jobs market and Brexit amid chaos at airports

Huge lines were seen snaking around the outside of some UK airports

The Guardian - UK

Civil service cuts will leave Whitehall unable to cope with Brexit workload

Boris Johnson’s planned cuts will worsen delays on passports and driving licences, union warns

The Guardian - UK

Letters: beauty and desire can lie in unexpected places

An article about sexual preferences, particularly with regard to lesbians and trans women, prompted an array of responses

The Guardian - UK

Elif Shafak: there’s a scream building up in young people

Author cites Brexit and the climate crisis as examples of previous generations ‘breaking’ their future

Daily Mirror

Pubs charge £8 for pint for first time sparking fears Brits will just stay home

Brits now face having to fork out almost £50 for a round of just six pints at their local London boozer amid rising costs after Brexit and supply chain issues

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