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It is understood Boris and Carrie Johnson are no longer planning to host a wedding party at the prime ministerial residence in Buckinghamshire.
Hannah Bunting and Daniel Devine look at the embattled UK prime minister and why his mandate no longer exists.
Time appears to be running out for Boris Johnson.
Taking Commons questions, Johnson was compared to Monty Python’s black knight who declares mortal injuries are “only a flesh wound”.
Longstanding speculation about Johnson’s friendship with newspaper baron Evgeny Lebedev has revived since Russia invaded Ukraine.
Johnson said the easing of restrictions “is about supporting the livelihoods of business owners”.
We spoke to men and women in the wake of the latest change in restrictions for the country.
It comes following a second vote from Conservative MPs this afternoon.
May is set to resign on 7 June over her failure to deliver a deal on Brexit.
There is growing speculation that Johnson is eyeing up the UK’s top job.
Boris always claimed to be of “posh stock” – once recalling a grandmother teaching him to eat crisps with a fork.
Brexit talks remain stalled, with the issue of the border one of crucial importance.
Johnson wants Brexit negotiations to move onto trade but Coveney says some issues have to be decided first.
The British Foreign Secretary, of course, has a history of blunders.
The UK foreign secretary refused to answer questions on his views of colonialism.
Such public criticism of the Sunni power is unprecedented for a British foreign minister.
In a column written in February, Johnson warned of the potential “economic shock” that may follow Brexit.
Prime Minister David Cameron announced his intention to step down last week.
International diplomacy, Boris style.
London Mayor says he has not chosen a seat to contest yet, but that he will ‘try to find somewhere to stand’.
Interviewed on the BBC this morning, the Mayor of London looked distinctly uncomfortable as he was questioned about allegations of making up quotes and lying about an affair.