The viral exchange rounded off another torrid day for Mr Johnson as his brother quit the Government, he was accused of using police officers in a “political stunt”, and his Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg was criticised by England’s chief medical officer.
A young policewoman became unwell after having to stand in the sun while Boris Johnson spoke and fielded awkward questions.
Boris Johnson acknowledged a Brexit split with his brother Jo
Party vice-president Michelle O'Neill said they would be open to working with "progressive" parties to maximise the chances of taking seats in Northern Ireland.
It comes as the paper runs diametrically opposed front pages in Scotland and England.
Mings has been called up to England squad.
The government abandoned attempts to stall the bill with 92 amendments.
Opposition MPs and Tory rebels passed the Brexit delay bill by 329 votes to 300.
As Iain Duncan Smith illustrated so enthusiastically, this lot are literally capable of anything to get up your nose.