Johnson and Hunt spending plans like ‘throwing sweeties at the children’
A no-deal Brexit, which has not been ruled out by either Johnson or Hunt, would result in a £90 billion hit to the Exchequer.
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Daily Mail and Express publish identikit front pages backing Boris
The two right-wing papers backed Boris’s pledge of 20,000 more bobbies on the beat as they mirrored their front pages.
This is why Boris is obsessed with big infrastructure
As well as being a fantasist Boris Johnson is also a master of deception, and he knows the more time we spend talking about big bridges and floating airports the less we spend examining things that matter in the real world.
What do Hunt and Johnson think about Brexit, the NHS and taxes?
The two men are vying to be prime minister.
Johnson refuses to commit to public sector pay rise despite Hancock comments
Health Secretary Matt Hancock had said the public sector would be ‘shown some love’ if Boris Johnson wins the Tory leadership contest.
Johnson repeats criticism of Putin’s claim liberalism has become ‘obsolete’
The Tory leadership contender has some choice words for the Russian President.
Johnson pledges to take back control of immigration with Australian- style system
Boris Johnson has moved to seize the initiative in the Tory leadership race, pledging to deliver an Australian-style points-based immigration system if he becomes prime minister. The frontrunner to succeed Theresa May said he wanted to rebuild the public’s faith in the UK’s immigration system and to be “tougher on ...
Anti-Brexit campaigners take aim at Johnson with Glastonbury billboard
“There is no plan for no deal, because we’re going to get a great deal” promised Boris Johnson… only to resign as Foreign Secretary when the Brexit deal was actually being negotiated and describe it as Britain wearing a “suicide vest" A billboard has been unveiled at Glastonbury Festival which ...
Johnson: Would be “a return to Napoleon’s continental system” for EU to impose post-Brexit tariffs
It would be bizarre for the European Union to impose tariffs on British goods flowing into the bloc after Brexit rather than agree a standstill agreement on trade, Boris Johnson, the leading candidate to be Britain's next prime minister said. "I think it would be very bizarre if the EU ...