Everything you need to know about Boris Johnson’s new cabinet
The cabinet now includes a Chancellor whose immigration policy would exclude his Dad and a Foreign Secretary who hadn't realised we were surrounded by sea.
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How Theresa May sowed the seeds of her own and her party’s destruction
Theresa May leaves Downing Street as one of the shortest-serving prime ministers for more than 100 years, having created an anti-iimigrant hostile environment as Home Secretary that poisoned her country, her party, and her political career.
Chancellor Philip Hammond resigns ahead of Boris Johnson entering Number 10
Hammond has been consistently sounding warnings about the economic danger of Johnson pursuing a no-deal Brexit.
Nigel Farage floats electoral pact with Boris Johnson for quick Brexit
The Brexit Party leader said the new PM should realise he will need an election to get EU withdrawal through the Commons.
Johnson promised a better Brexit deal, but this is what the EU thinks about him
“During the campaign he lied a lot to the British people. I need a partner with whom I can negotiate and who is clear, credible and reliable.”
Boris Johnson is Britain’s Prime Minister – but for how long?
It's official: Boris Johnson has been elected as the next Conservative leader and Prime Minister of Britain.
Trump boasts he could “wipe Afghanistan off the face of the Earth”, but he doesn’t want to “kill 10 million people”
The US President said he could win the Afghan War in ten days if he wanted to, but he “doesn’t want to go down that route”.
Paris expected to surpass 40 degrees Celsius as belief in namesake climate deal sinks
It comes as June 2019 became the hottest June on record for the globe and the second month in a row that balmy temperatures caused Antarctic sea ice coverage to reach a record low.
Tories turn on government for defence cuts and ‘dropping the ball’ on Iran’s seizure of British-flagged tanker
“There is no doubt that the size of the Navy since 2005 – reduced from 31 frigates and destroyers to now 19 – has had an impact on our ability to protect our interests around the globe.”