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What happens now as Boris Johnson survives no confidence vote - worst could be yet to come

While the Tory leader has insisted he wants to get on with running the UK, his behaviour has stirred up deep anger among his own backbenchers

Irish Mirror

UK police reopen roads in Westminster after dealing with suspicious package

Police in London on Tuesday said road closures and cordons had been lifted in Westminster, Britain's political district around parliament, after dealing with a suspicious package.

Reuters

What parties are saying on snap election after Boris Johnson wins confidence vote

The latest opinion poll shows Labour leads by eight percentage points nationally, however that could rise following the vote on Monday evening.

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Tory MSP says result of Johnson confidence vote leaves ‘dark shadow’ over party

Stephen Kerr said the ‘damaged’ Prime Minister now needed to reflect on the outcome.

The Independent UK

'Flip-flopping' Douglas Ross 'consistent' on Boris Johnson, claims senior Tory MSP

Stephen Kerr, Conservative Chief Whip at Holyrood, defended the Scottish Tory leader after he called for the Prime Minister to quit ahead of the confidence vote at Westminster yesterday.

Daily Record

Tuesday briefing: Boris Johnson survives – but for how long?

In today’s newsletter: Tory spinning has gone into overdrive after the prime minister emerged wounded from a no-confidence vote – but here is the truth behind the bluster

The Guardian - UK

Nicola Sturgeon brands Boris Johnson 'lame duck PM' after he narrowly wins confidence vote

The First Minister took to social media after the Prime Minister saw 211 of his colleagues vote in favour of him while 148 voted against in the secret ballot in Westminster.

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What happens now as Boris Johnson survives no confidence vote - worst could be yet to come

Boris Johnson has won the backing of MPs in a no confidence vote - for now. But not even his closest allies think the danger has passed, writes Mirror Political Editor Pippa Crerar

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson wins confidence vote but suffers revolt by 148 MPs

The size of the revolt revealed the deep split in the Conservative Party over whether he should remain Prime Minister

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson survives confidence vote but 148 Tory MPs refuse to back him

The Prime Minister has survived an attempt to oust him as Tory leader following a vote of the party’s MPs at Westminster.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson wins no confidence vote and will cling on as Prime Minister

The Tory leader survived a vote of no confidence from his own MPs in a day of high drama at Westminster - but the echoes will ricochet for months after a string of high-profile Conservatives blasted his leadership

Daily Mirror

Scottish Tory MPs slammed for 'silence and inaction' ahead of confidence vote in PM

SCOTTISH Tory MPs have been criticised for their “silence and inaction” in the run up to Boris Johnson’s confidence vote.

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson's letter to Tory MPs in full as he battles confidence vote

'I am asking you for your support tonight because I know how much we can achieve together'

Bristol Post

Boris Johnson's plea to Tory MPs as he sets out why they should back him

The Prime Minister is facing a confidence vote which could see him lose his position

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Daily Record

Douglas Ross made to look 'utterly ridiculous' by Boris Johnson, claims Ian Blackford

The SNP leader at Westminster claimed Boris Johnson was "completely unfit" to be Prime Minister.

The Conversation

Ronald Reagan's Westminster speech: why it is still relevant, 40 years later

Ronald Reagan became the first US president to address both houses of parliament on June 8 1982. His Westminster speech created a stir at the time. It marked the start of the evolution of the Reagan doctrine, his approach to foreign affairs that sought to support freedom and roll back…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish households paying MORE for energy bills than those in England

SCOTTISH households are paying more for their gas and electricity bills compared with England and Wales, fresh figures suggest.

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson’s letter to Conservative MPs in full as he faces confidence vote

The Prime Minister has written to Conservative parliamentarians as he looks for their support as he battles for survival at a crunch vote on Monday evening

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Evening Standard

Boris Johnson in 11th hour plea to MPs ahead of no-confidence vote

He appealed to Tory MPs to back him in a crunch vote so he and the party could ‘draw a line’ under partygate

The National (Scotland)

Explained: Douglas Ross's flip-flopping position on Boris Johnson

AS Boris Johnson faces a no-confidence vote from Tory MPs, it’s worth looking back and seeing where Scottish Conservative chief Douglas Ross…

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson resignation: Who could replace PM? Latest odds

Embattled PM still under fire over Partygate as his own MPs demand resignation

The National (Scotland)

Only independence can save Scotland from Conservative cuts, says SNP

THE SNP has said that independence is the only way to protect the people of Scotland from the impact of Tory cuts.

Daily Record

Scots households paying higher energy bills on average than those in England and Wales

EXCLUSIVE: The UK Government has been blamed for households in Scotland paying higher bills as the cost of living soars.

Daily Record

SNP MSP blames Westminster for imposing 'brutal cuts' to Scottish Government budget

Union bosses have warned as many as 30,000 public sector jobs in Scotland are at risk of being cut.

The National (Scotland)

Tories drag SNP Westminster deputy leader into college 'scandal'

The SNP’s deputy Westminster leader is under pressure to say what she knew about historic accusations of fraud and intimidation at a college…

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