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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.

Tommy Vietor, a former aide to Barack Obama, tweeted that "right-wing British tabloids" are "like the most insecure people alive" over the row.

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: ...

The PM asked a top aide to investigate after Saudi Crown Prince warned relations with the UK were being damaged.

Issues - dismissed by the prime minister as “teething problems” -show little sign of dissipating.

"The lies put on the side of a bus five years ago almost cost a bus driver his life tonight," Patrick Kielty said.

“He is a clown, a self-centred ego, an embarrassing buffoon, with an untidy mind and sub-zero diplomatic judgement.”

The Conservatives gave Johnson “financial support”, which they claimed was because Labour had made the issue “party-political”.

Arcuri’s revelations raise questions over how taxpayer cash was spent - and whether Johnson breached a mayoral code of conduct.

UCL’s report found that London bus drivers were three times more likely to die from Covid-19 than the UK average.

Boris Johnson told school kids the "trouble" with journalism is "you find yourselves always abusing people, attacking them."

'So many of us have been sidelined by an incompetent and arrogant Government that couldn't care less about small business.'

There are concerns that the Boris Johnson administration has buried its head in the sand over Brexit realities.

The former NFL running back struggled to put on a glove whilst on trial for the stabbings of his ex-wife and her friend.

"The vaccine gives us immunity from Covid but it must also give us permanent immunity from Covid-related lockdowns and restrictions," they wrote.

In one case a retailer reported that one half of a couple who had been reminded to shop alone returned to the store later that afternoon threatening staff with an axe.

If only the rest of the UK was an island...

"If there are problems that we believe are disproportionate, then we will have no hesitation in invoking Article 16," the PM said.

Some companies in South Yorkshire and Derbyshire have already lost customers following Britain’s formal severing of ties with Brussels earlier this month.

Scottish Secretary Alister Jack responded by saying “the Prime Minister is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and wherever he needs to go he will go.”

"You didn't lock down. You didn't close borders. You didn't protect care homes. You didn't deliver on test & trace," Rachel Clarke said.

“What I can tell you is that we truly did everything we could, and continue to do everything that we can," he said.

June Mummery said that waiting five years for fishing quotas to expire was “a long time when you have nothing".

Dozens of ravers attempted to flee following the arrival of the police.

Simon Spurrell said he would now have to switch a large part of his business to France.

"Being woke is a disease. Disrespect the person who won the world war... US is a mess", one person wrote.

“Through Brexit alone, we’ve lost them as customers. We physically can’t send oysters to them anymore because of the costs involved with that paperwork. It’s so impactful on what we do.”

Caught sleeping on the job again?

"The Tory party is no longer the Tory party. It is UKIP that has assumed control of the Tory party. Their goal is clear, to commit economic vandalism and social vandalism on the U.K. "

“It is time for our governments to get a grip of what is now a full-blown crisis, and fast, before severe and lasting damage is done."

After yet another U-turn, we tallied every time Boris Johnson has changed his mind about Covid-19.

The statement, to be made at 8pm on Monday, will be followed by the recall of Parliament on Wednesday so MPs can debate the measures.

They concluded that the agreement “preserves the UK’s sovereignty as a matter of law and fully respects the norms of international sovereign-to-sovereign treaties”.

The Green MP says she cannot be complicit in the creation of a "poorer, smaller UK with diminished global influence".

Covid and Brexit dominate the papers, as you would expect.

"Well, in that case, I'd like to return it."