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London (AFP) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was clinging to power Thursday, despite more than 50 resignations from his government, including Northern Ireland minister Brandon Lewis.

Boris Johnson has been hit by a slew of government resignations as dozens of MPs say they have lost confidence in his leadership.

The Prime Minister is wounded; there’s no question about it. The question is whether the wound is mortal. Today the resignations continue to trickle in — a PPS here, a junior minister there — but by comparison with the bombshell Cabinet resignations yesterday they simply add to the sense of…

More than 50 Tories have quit the government, from Cabinet ministers to aides to moderates to Red Wallers. All are demanding he quit. Here's the full list - and their savage letters

At least 32 British lawmakers including finance minister Rishi Sunak have left Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government in less than 24 hours, saying the British leader no longer has their confidence and plunging his government into crisis.

An Israeli committee on Tuesday rejected an appeal to release the oldest Palestinian prisoner, Fouad Shobaki, who was sentenced to 17 years in prison, of which eight months remain, the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) reported. The Israeli early release committee is specialized in examining requests for the release of Palestinians…

Boris Johnson loyalist takes on new role amid chaotic rush of resignations

’We need a fresh start’, says Labour leader – as he brands Sunak and Javid PM’s ‘cheerleaders’

Uttoxeter-based PPS Equipment Holdings also intends to create 24 new jobs

"The PPS has taken decisions to prosecute three companies for alleged health and safety offences"

The report comes after a police inquiry into Downing Street gatherings saw 83 people being issued with fines for breaking Covid rules