Boris Johnson facing party revolt over Dominic Cummings
Tories and political foes alike say the PM’s top adviser has to go after his breach of lockdown laws.
Tories and political foes alike say the PM’s top adviser has to go after his breach of lockdown laws.
The Prime Minister is facing a mounting Tory revolt over the levy on migrant workers.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson rejected the calls at Wednesday’s PMQs.
Thousands of people were taken off the streets under the Everyone In scheme.
Loose laws and media distortions enabled the government to downplay the number of fatalities.
The Prime Minister described him as a ‘true national treasure’ and praised his ‘fantastic fundraising’.
The ex-Downing Street incumbent said the risk of coronavirus transmission among young children was ‘quite low’.
"Prime minister I cannot stress this strongly enough: Our system of social care, dependant as it is on temporary and agency staff, is responsible for spreading contagion."
Belly Mujinga died with coronavirus on April 5 after being spat at by a man on Victoria station in London on March 22.
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