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Wrightbus built London’s distinctive red double decker Routemaster buses when Boris Johnson was London mayor and reportedly employs around 1,500 people.

Pubs and restaurant owners are calling for immediate support after the PM advised people not to go out but stopped short of ordering closures.

A CBI report is calling on the Prime Minister to ensure a deal with Brussels minimises bureaucracy.

Businessman David Ross paid for the Prime Minister’s Caribbean holiday accommodation.

The announcement comes as the number of manufacturing firms entering insolvency reached a five-year high.

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.

There was an “improper motive” for proroguing parliament for so long, the court heard.

"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."

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 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 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: ...

Sunak rode in on his horse furlough, shot it and turned it into cheap glue to try and stick our economy back together.

A nationwide clap for NHS and other key workers took place at 5pm on Sunday.

“I think the overwhelming majority of the British people have understood what needs to be done and have been very prudent and that is the right thing to do.”

The PM and partner Carrie Symonds welcomed their son Wilfred at the end of April.

Stanley Johnson said he was there on "essential business" because he had to Covid-proof his property ahead of the letting season.

Boris Johnson is rejecting his own "oven ready deal", leaving us in a position that nobody wanted.

“He’s been found out. He either dodges the question or he gives dodgy answers. No more witnesses, I rest my case.”

The Prime Minister was warned it will be ‘quite impossible’ to secure a comprehensive agreement within six weeks.

"This despicable defence should NEVER have been permissible in any court to enable the murderers of women to evade justice."

Eight months on from its completion, they warn it is "untenable" for the government keep it confidential any longer.

More than 100 arrested during protests where many of those present chanted ‘Tommy Robinson’ and sang the national anthem as violence erupted around London.

The move comes as thousands of non-essential shops in England are set to re-open on Monday.

It comes amid concerns that the reproduction rate of coronavirus is dangerously high.

The Conservative Grandees could soon see a benefit in moving him on in time to rebuild for the next election.

The light at the end of the tunnel could well turn out to be an express train coming straight at us with Boris in the driving seat.

The PM once said the real hero of Jaws is the mayor – who kept the beach open despite a “gigantic fish eating all his constituents”.

Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas Johnson was born on Wednesday.

The festive timing made it harder to find polling venues and voters expressed concern about ‘misleading’ online campaigning.

The government has been rightly called out for causing a delay, but a more troubling ‘d’ is plaguing its response: Dogma.

The head of the British Chambers of Commerce said the situation for many firms is ‘extremely difficult’.

He will continue to lead the government's response via video-conference.

He said: "We may not agree on everything, but no one can doubt his sincerity and determination to build a better society".

It comes after the Government launched a recruitment drive for 250,000 volunteers in good health to help vulnerable people.

The PM said people need to keep their distance and stay home if ill.

Neoliberal thinking has infected the Tory government’s COVID-19 response and has put the nation at risk.

Conservative Philip Hollobone has tabled identical legislation to Lib Dem Wera Hobhouse – but with ‘misandry’ also included.

The Prime Minister was heckled on a trip to Bewdley in Worcestershire.

The PM and his partner Carrie Symonds accepted accommodation for a private break in St Vincent and the Grenadines.

Senior Tories want the Chinese tech giant banned from the UK’s 5G network after the end of 2022.

Downing Street said it was important not to distract from efforts to help those hit by flooding.

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Downing Street has insisted the details of the getaway were properly declared, with it stated in the register that the trip was a ‘benefit in kind’.

Despite reports civil servants would be banned from using the B-word, the Prime Minister insisted the word was not banned, ‘it’s just over’.