He says he “personally” paid for the renovations but has refused to say whether he received an initial donation from the Conservative Party to cover the costs.
Psychology could explain why Johnson is still ahead in the polls, despite his unprecedented contempt for voters.
The former Labour MP said Leo Varadkar used violence as “political leverage” to get his way in trade talks with the UK.
He told a potential new recruit that most NA members agreed the “Hitler was right” slogan was “a bit too edgy” but added: “Then again, it is pretty funny and we all know our stance on the big man.”
From the newsletter: after a scandal-filled week, anyone surprised that this is what Boris Johnson's government looks like is kidding themselves.
The Green candidate for mayor tells TLE why Londoners should pick her.
"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”.
"It matters because it involves standards, rules and integrity in public office, and once those values start to erode can the public ever expect to get them back?"