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‘It’s the Mail wot did it’: Has Boris’s lapdog paper prompted his demise?

On Sunday, the right-wing newspaper revealed that Boris knew about 'groping Tory' Chris Pincher two years ago.

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2022-07-05 20:28
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Boris Johnson’s future as prime minister appears to be hanging by a thread following the resignation of Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid.

Revelations that the PM knew about investigations into Chris Pincher’s previous “inappropriate” conduct were torn to shreds today after former Foreign Office chief, Lord McDonald of Salford said he was briefed in person about the incident.

The claims first came to light in Johnson’s lapdog newspaper, the Daily Mail on Sunday.

It prompted David Yelland, the former editor of the Sun, to conclude that the front page was evidence that the newspaper had turned against the PM.

“Make no mistake”, he said, “Paul Dacre has lost the internal argument with Jonathan Rothermere… the Mail titles have today suddenly turned on Johnson.”

To paraphrase his former newspaper, if Johnson resigns, it could be the Mail wot did it.

Looks like this Mail on Sunday front page may be the story that ended Boris Johnson premiership https://t.co/YEEv2LGgKV

— Press Gazette (@pressgazette) July 5, 2022

Related: ‘IT’S HAPPENING’ trends as Sunak and Javid sensationally quit

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