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Boris woos big business with tax cuts after admitting “you didn’t want Brexit”
The announcement comes as the number of manufacturing firms entering insolvency reached a five-year high.
Jeremy Corbyn says parts of media avoiding accusations Boris Johnson misused public money and abused power
The Labour Party leader hit out at the Andrew Marr show for nitpicking Sunday paper claims about Labour disunity while failing to mention the Jennifer Arcuri scandal.
No PM in past 50 years has abused his power like Boris Johnson has, Supreme Court hears
There was an “improper motive” for proroguing parliament for so long, the court heard.
Britain is open for business insists Boris Johnson, but scheme replacing entrepreneur visas has just FOUR applications
"At a time when Boris Johnson is insisting that Britain is open for business despite all the uncertainty of Brexit, the government has created totally unnecessary hurdles which have undoubtedly cost jobs in the UK."
Watch: Angry cyclist tries to take on double decker bus – armed with a Boris Bike
Onlookers said the red-haired man started to rant when the driver of the 149 bus refused to let him board with the Santander bike.
MPs feel Boris Johnson failed to support his country and threw ambassador under the bus, reveals Alan Duncan
"MPS are very angry, particularly because Boris Johnson, a former Foreign Secretary, and he thinks a future Prime Minister, instead of supporting our diplomat in Washington, basically dived for cover and threw him under the bus"
Boris throws Theresa May under the Brexit bus…again
Boris Johnson has used his Telegraph article to attack, not for the first time, the PM and her Brexit plan. He called May’s Chequers plan “"a moral and intellectual humiliation for this country" that will "cheat the electorate" if implemented. Writing in the Daily Telegraph, Johnson, over 4,500 words, said: ...
Corbyn outlines plan to re-nationalise bus services
The Labour leader’s latest pledge follows his proposal to create a publicly-owned broadband service.
Jennifer Arcuri: Boris Johnson cast me aside like I am some gremlin
The businesswoman told ITV Exposure about the fallout around her involvement with the PM.
PM unveils latest Brexit battlebus, promising a “stronger economy to invest in our NHS”
The tagline reads: “A stronger economy to invest in our NHS, schools, police, infrastructure.”
Heckler tells Boris: “The whole country is living in poverty. It’s a joke”
"People are living on the streets. Kids are living on the streets. Nobody gives a fuck. Nobody," he said.
Boris Johnson told he’s done nothing to help as he visits flood-hit Yorkshire
The PM was heckled as he visited Stainforth as locals hit out at his lack of response to flooded homes.
Boris Johnson finally visits flood-devastated community and it hasn’t gone down well
Corbyn had said if the flooding had happened in Surrey, the Tory response “would have been a very different story” and Johnson was heckled as he finally visited Yorkshire.
Arron Banks backs Boris in blow to Farage
The former Vote Leave backer will release a tactical voting app on Friday advising Brexiteers to “back Brexit, back Boris” in all but 40 seats.
Investigation reveals nine Russian business people donating to Conservative Party
The nine people are also thought to have been named in a secret intelligence report on the threats posed to UK democracy which was suppressed last week by Downing Street.
After Boris Johnson’s failure to deliver, the day Britain didn’t explode
The turnout of around 500 from the much quoted 17.4 million leave voters must have been disappointing to those leading the ‘leave now/no deal’ lobby.
Watch Boris Johnson accidentally make the case for remaining rather than leaving with his Brexit deal
The PM also admitted that a no-deal Brexit is an “irrational” threat.
Conservatives have received a huge surge in cash from Russian donors since Boris Johnson was elected leader
OpenDemocracy found the party received at least £498,850 from Russian business people and their associates between November 2018 and October 2019.
What is Boris Johnson hiding in Russian interference report ‘suppressed’ until after election?
Government accused of “suppressing the truth” about Russia Brexit and Tory leadership links.
Brexit uncertainty has cost smaller firms over £1m each, but Boris deal set to make matters worse
Only a third of 1,000 small to medium-sized enterprises surveyed said they had seen the Government’s Brexit ad campaign for businesses.
Boris Johnson apologises to Tories for breaking Brexit promise he made to get elected leader
The Prime Minister said he sees no reason why the UK should extend the Brexit transition period beyond December 2020 - despite calling an election then.
Boris Johnson fails to honour Parliament’s climate emergency vote
The missed target comes as an opinion poll revealed that most Brits say climate change will influence their general election.
Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal will leave UK £70 billion worse off
The first economic impact assessment is out – and it doesn’t look pretty for Boris Johnson.
The internet reacts to Boris Johnson’s Halloween nightmare
Despite an October 31 withdrawal looking increasingly unlikely, Johnson had vowed he would rather be “dead in a ditch” than delay it - a great look for Halloween costumes.
Lib Dems and SNP set to offer Boris Johnson path to December election
If the European Union gives the UK a Brexit delay until January 31 then the pro-Remain parties are prepared to give the PM the opportunity to have an election on new terms.
Bus funding down nearly £400m per year in past decade
More than 3,000 council-supported bus services have been lost or reduced in the past decade, the research found.
Boris Johnson’s deal will cost Britain £130bn in lost GDP, according to government figures
The forecasts published by the government show the agreement would strip 6.7 per cent from the UK’s expected path of GDP growth between now and 2034.
Boris Johnson Brexit deal hits late legal challenge as it breaks legislation from… Jacob Rees-Mogg
The Government has negotiated a Withdrawal Agreement that appears to breach Section 55 of the Cross-Border Trade Act 2018 - amendments tabled by its own hardline Brexiteer ERG group.
FIFA president calls for life bans for fans guilty of racist abuse to eradicate racism in football
UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Bulgaria and England following Monday’s Euro 2020 qualifier in Sofia, which was stopped twice as Bulgarian fans made Nazi salutes and directed monkey noises at black England players.
Calls for UEFA action after mass racist abuse disrupts England’s 6-0 victory in Bulgaria
It comes as a British man, 32, died in Sofia ahead of Euro match with Bulgaria.
Boris Johnson turns into The Joker in new artwork
“The Joker became an obvious match-up. He’s not the charming cheeky lad. It’s a ploy he uses.”
Andrea Leadsom says it’s ‘perfectly reasonable’ for Boris Johnson to send a second letter to EU denying UK a Brexit extension
The move being contemplated by Downing Street, according to Robert Peston and Andrea Leadsom would be unlawful - in direct contravention of the explicit assurance that Johnson’s advocate gave to the Court of Session.
Businesses to be hit with £15bn customs bill in no-deal Brexit – the same amount paid to EU for membership in 2018
The UK paid £15.5 billion for EU membership in 2018 - businesses will shoulder that in customs payments alone if we pursue a no deal Brexit.
Boris Johnson calls Extinction Rebellion ‘uncooperative crusties’ and says Margaret Thatcher was ‘green revolutionary’
The PM claimed Margaret Thatcher took greenhouse gases seriously long before 16-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg was born.
Jennifer Arcuri refuses to deny affair with Boris Johnson
Jennifer Arcuri, an American who moved to London seven years ago, was given £126,000 in public money and was treated to privileged access to three foreign trade missions led by Johnson while he was mayor of London.
Boris Johnson faces more ‘astonishing’ revelations over the Arcuri scandal
Dominic Grieve, expelled from the party under Boris Johnson for voting to prevent Britain crashing out of the EU with no deal, said the revelations were "astonishing", especially as Johnson didn't declare any interest and Arcuri was woefully under qualified for the position she had Johnson back her for.
Boris Johnson’s Brexit ultimatum is ‘trying to get a no-deal and blame Brussels’
Johnson to give EU Brexit proposal unacceptable to Ireland and threaten no-deal Brexit on October 31 if EU does not accept it.
Boris Johnson will know within days whether he can secure a Brexit deal with the European Union
His comments came after Dublin rejected proposals for customs posts along both sides of the Irish border to replace the backstop.
Boris Johnson’s reported backstop plans leaked by Irish press
The UK will propose up to ten customs posts along both sides of the Irish border , located five to ten miles 'back' from the actual land frontier.
Watch PM refuse to apologise for ‘spaffing’ slur on child abuse inquiry and pretend he has contacted Jo Cox’s family
A lawyer representing Rotherham child abuse victims said the PM had “juvenile thinking."
Dominic Cummings’ wife denies Boris Johnson groped her too
Downing Street has been forced to deny claims that Boris Johnson squeezed the thighs of two women under the table during a private lunch.
Boris Johnson private prosecution: Can our judiciary hold powerful politicians to account?
While the judiciary is flexing its muscles in civil cases- when it comes to criminal cases our justice system is just not fit for purpose when prosecuting powerful politicians.
No 10 denies Boris Johnson groped a Sunday Times journalist
Downing Street has been forced to deny claims that Boris Johnson squeezed the thighs of two women under the table during a private lunch.
Businesses ‘beyond disillusioned’ with Brexit brinkmanship
The comments come as Michael Gove claimed that the automotive and retail sectors were ready for the UK to leave without an agreement with Brussels – claims their industry bodies rejected.