Boris Johnson pays tribute after death of MP Dame Cheryl Gillan

Boris Johnson was given a loan from a Tory donor to fund a lavish refurbishment as allegations of sleaze swirling around Downing Street.

Conservative UK government is "becoming quite overpowering", Nicola Sturgeon has said.

Johnson was also accused of approving “tax breaks by text” after he told billionaire inventor Sir James Dyson the Chancellor would “fix” a tax issue for his staff working on making ventilators in the early part of the pandemic.

Gurpreet Singh Johal is calling on Boris Johnson to raise the case of his 34-year-old brother, known as Jaggi, during a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Nahrendra Modi this month.The former Our Lady and St Patrick’s pupil has been imprisoned in India since November 2017 – three weeks after travelling to the country for his wedding.The Sikh human rights activist says he has been tortured in custody, over alleged involvement in the killings of right-wing Hindu leaders and the funding of a

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Blackford said: “The excuses just don’t add up. "Last March the Prime Minister and the chancellor had all the time in the world to fix contracts for a cosy club of friends and Tory donors, but didn’t have any time to support the three millions self-employed."“Those three million people didn’t have a David Cameron or James Dyson to text the Prime Minister for them.

Naman Ramachandran U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has come out strongly against the proposed European Super League soccer championship.After Johnson met with soccer (known as football outside North America) governing bodies on Tuesday, No.

Boris Johnson calling for a reform to the streaming economy – see it in full below.The letter, from the Musicians’ Union in association with the Ivors Academy and the #BrokenRecord campaign, says that the law around streaming revenues and royalty payments “has not kept up with the pace of technological change” in the music industry.

Johnson said the Duke gave us all a “model of selflessness” and acknowledged the country would want to consider a suitable memorial to Prince Philip in due course. Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle led MPs in a minute silence before paying his own tribute to the Duke, saying “he never let the Queen down” and describing him as the “father of the nation”.Johnson told the Commons that many people believe the Duke of Edinburgh had “touched their lives” in some way.

Boris Johnson has paid tribute to Prince Philip following the announcement of his death.

The world is in mourning after it was revealed Friday that Prince Philip had passed away at age 99.

Douglas Ross was quizzed about the Prime Minister travelling north to participate in the Holyrood election that takes place on May 6. Just last month the part-time assistant referee revealed Johnson would join him in the lead-up to polling day.

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