Boris Johnson policy adviser resigns over Jimmy Savile smear Munira Mirza was the head of the No 10 policy unit Manchester Evening News · Feb 3, 2022
Senior Downing Street figure walks after PM fails to apologise for 'scurrilous' Jimmy Savile slur Munira Mirza quit in outrage at 'inappropriate and partisan reference to a horrendous case of child sex abuse' Wales Online · Feb 3, 2022
Boris Johnson bodyblow as loyal adviser quits over Savile slur against Keir Starmer One of Boris Johnson's most trusted advisers, Munira Mirza, has quit as his head of policy in move that will rock the Downing St operation Daily Record · Feb 3, 2022
No 10 policy chief Munira Mirza quits over Boris Johnson’s Savile comments One of Boris Johnson’s top advisors has quit over the Jimmy Savile jibe the Prime Minister made in Parliament. Evening Standard · Feb 3, 2022
Boris Johnson’s policy chief quits in protest over ‘scurrilous’ Savile smear against Keir Starmer Munira Mirza – hailed by prime minister as one of his biggest inspirations – condemns ‘inappropriate and partisan’ attack The Independent UK · Feb 3, 2022
Johnson stalwart quits No 10 in outrage over use of Savile slur against Starmer Munira Mirza reportedly resigned as Downing Street’s head of policy after the Prime Minister refused to apologise for the widely criticised remarks. The Independent UK · Feb 3, 2022
Four Johnson aides quit in fallout from Downing Street parties Policy chief Munira Mirza was first to go, followed shortly by Jack Doyle, Dan Rosenfield and Martin Reynolds The Guardian - UK · Feb 3, 2022
Boris Johnson's policy chief quits in protest at his Savile slur on Keir Starmer Munira Mirza's resignation comes hours after the Prime Minister backed down and said he was not talking about Keir Starmer's 'personal record'. But he did not apologise for the remarks. Ms Mirza was one of Mr Johnson's most loyal allies. Daily Mirror · Feb 3, 2022
Boris Johnson news - live: Minister claims mass walk-out of PM’s top four aides shows he’s ‘taking charge’ Fresh flurry of resignations at Downing Street include Munira Mirza, Jack Doyle, Dan Rosenfield and Martin Reynolds The Independent UK · Feb 3, 2022