Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak could have to self-isolate after meeting “sweating” Alok Sharma

hereThe demonstrator, who had been protesting about Turkish action against Kurdish rebels, ran into the road outside the gates to Parliament.This forced the lead vehicles in the convoy – a police motorbike and the Prime Minister’s Jaguar – to stop, with a support vehicle running into the back of the luxury saloon carrying Mr Johnson.The vehicles drove off shortly afterwards in the direction of Downing Street, with a large dent visible on the rear of the Jaguar.Downing Street said there were no

Kurdish rebels, ran into the road outside the gates to Parliament in front of the convoy. This forced the lead vehicles in the convoy - a police motorbike and the Prime Minister's Jaguar - to stop, with a support vehicle running into the back of the luxury saloon carrying the Prime Minister.

Manori Ravindran International EditorPrime Minister Boris Johnson has spoken out on the U.K.’s demonstrations following the death of George Floyd in police custody, warning that protesters who attack public property or the police will face “the full force of the law.”Johnson’s speech on Monday came a day after anti-racism protesters in Bristol tore down a controversial bronze statue of 17th-Century slave trader Edward Colston, rolled it through the streets and tossed it into the River Avon — an

Anna Vakili has pleaded with the Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak over the lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) being distributed to pharmacy staff.The 29 year old returned to work as a pharmacist after the United Kingdom went into lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak, which is continuing to sweep the globe.

The Last Leg in early May.The appearance proved controversial and almost 500 people complained to the TV regulators.However, in a ruling published today (8 June), Ofcom investigators concluded there was sufficient context to justify the potential offence.Asked by show presenter Adam Hills how she thought the government had handled the coronavirus pandemic, Margolyes responded: “Appallingly of course, appallingly. It’s a disgrace, it’s a scandal, it’s a public scandal.

coronavirus pandemic.The Prime Minister is expected to use a major speech to effectively relaunch the Conservatives' domestic agenda after the government's attention turned to the Covid-19 crisis.It also comes as the government are criticised for easing lockdown restrictions too early in a bid to kick start the economy.Mr Johnson is expected chair a meeting of his Cabinet this week to update them on the next lockdown-easing steps for a number of sectors, which are expected to take effect from

Boris Johnson may find himself having to self-isolate again - just over a month after he returned to work.