Politics

"The prime minister has gone from polarising to unifying with almost every demographic or political group disapproving of him."

Dom Joly said he would have been wandering around Westminster with a 'Big Dog' costume and a suitcase full of booze if he was still in his stunt satire days.

Despite the Tories' claim, two prominent UK lawyers and the United Nations released serious warnings for the UK public regarding the Nationality and Borders Bill.

If at least 54 MPs submit no confidence letters to committee chair Sir Graham Brady, there will be a vote on Boris Johnson’s ability to keep his premiership.

"Tory MPs seem more upset with the truth coming out than they do with this endless tide of rule-breaking parties," Lib Dem MP Layla Moran has said.

The crowd could be heard chanting “my name is Boris” and “this is a work event”, referencing Johnson’s apology that he attended a party during the first Covid lockdown which he ‘thought was a work gathering’.

“So embarassed to be from a country that elected a man who refers to himself in the third person as big dog,” writer James Felton has said.

Whilst Covid rules on social mixing were in place, Boris Johnson would come speak to staff drinking: "Everyone had a hard week? Letting off some steam? Oh great’".

A historian suggested that the government can only "hold the present" by "twisting history".