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Boris Johnson has risked considerable political capital on a man who will now leave as soon as his pet project is done.

One well-placed Whitehall official said Number 10 had become a "nest of vipers", adding "it's all falling apart in there, it's far worse than the outside world realises."

Not for the first time, the Conservatives find that their own self-interest and a principle of good governance coincide.

British diplomats reportedly believe that Angela Merkel, Emmanuel Macron and Irish premier Michael Martin will be the first leaders to hear from Biden.

"Cheers you lot, well done, you must be so proud."

Author and human rights expert Neil MacDonald is doubtful that the public will ever fully come to understand the mindset of those that can lead a double life. As the next best thing, he has explored this important question in his debut novel, The Tears of Boabdil.

"It's front bench MPs insisting we all clap-clap-clap for the NHS workers while simultaneously voting against them having a pay rise."

“They got caught once with this over the summer holidays, it was obvious it was going to happen again."

John Penrose, a millionaire publisher and former minister, made the controversial comments in a letter to a constituent.