Urging Tory members to campaign for May’s local election on the jabs achievement, the prime minister repeated his controversial claim that the private sector delivered the UK’s success.
"The police and the city have my full support," the prime minister tweeted.
"It’s far too early in the morning to be contemplating Stanley Johnson’s loophole."
Stanley last summer breached coronavirus guidelines by travelling to his Greek villa in order to make it “Covid-proof… in view of the upcoming letting season”.
An article the Prime Minister wrote for a Canadian magazine in 1997 has been doing the rounds on social media.
Downing Street has also spent more than £2.6 million on refurbishments to hold White House-style press briefings.
The home secretary said Johnson's comments were "appalling" and "unacceptable".
“The bereaved are entitled to an official investigation into the deaths of their loved ones to determine a factual narrative as to what happened," their letter reads.
The prime minister admitted Britain is in need of a cultural shake-up. Maybe the first place he could look is the green benches behind him, where he might find Christopher Chope - who tried to block a bill outlawing upskirting - or Philip Davies, who has repeatedly voiced his opposition ...