"The day after it’s revealed he said he’d let ‘bodies pile high’, he makes a late evening visit under cover of darkness, just so that he can dodge meeting bereaved families."
The PM remains the “ultimate arbiter” of the ministerial code, meaning he “effectively marks his own homework”.
"Did you ever see him so angry about vulnerable children going hungry."
Bookmakers have slash odds of the prime minister leaving his post following recent scandals.
The independent agency which oversees and regulates party and election finance said there are “reasonable grounds” to suggest an offence had been caused.
"Not yet 9am and Nadine has already nailed today’s worst take."
Barry Andrews, the Irish MEP for Dublin, also said the current brand of English Conservatives has an "unfortunate history with regards to international agreements".
From "f**k the families" of the 7/7 attacks to "clear the dead bodies" in Libya, here's a run-down of the PM's unfortunate 'misheard' comments.
Johnson is reported to have said “No more ****ing lockdowns – let the bodies pile high in their thousands!” back in October.