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Senior Tory MP to meet police to discuss No 10 ‘blackmail’ claims

William Wragg will meet a Scotland Yard detective over his allegation Downing St tried to intimidate MPs seeking oust Boris Johnson

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson’s brand ‘permanently damaged’ by No 10 party row, Tory peer says

Exclusive: Elections guru Lord Hayward says ‘extent of damage’ will depend on Sue Gray’s inquiry

The Independent UK

'Parliamentary enforcers stoop to threats, goads, blackmail and even violence'

Tory rebels who want to oust Boris Johnson have been warned they will lose investment in their constituencies and possibly their seats. Paul Routledge writes about it...

Daily Mirror

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'Our PM is selfish and is not driven by Covid data, but by his political interests'

Boris Johnson chose to ignore the high number of Omicron infections around England when he announced a blanket lifting of Plan B restrictions this week. However, some people will still wear face masks

Daily Mirror

Downing Street party before Prince Philip's funeral was 'seven-hour drinking session with guests using Wilf's slide'

Boris Johnson apologised to the Queen this week over the events, which he said he 'deeply and bitterly' regretted

Manchester Evening News

No 10 parties inquiry: when will Sue Gray report and what happens next?

Boris Johnson’s political future is riding on the report, with Tory MPs poised to submit letters of no confidence

The Guardian - UK

PM facing calls to ensure all evidence is published in No 10 parties inquiry

Labour and Lib Dems call for full transparency as it emerges Sue Gray’s report may just summarise findings

The Guardian - UK

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Boris Johnson faces threat of legal action over blackmail claims

PM’s Partygate woes deepen as photograph of drinks event emerges

The Independent UK

No 10 staff ‘partied to 1am’ on eve of the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral

Takeaway pizzas were ordered in during the seven-hour drinking session, according to The Daily Telegraph

The Independent UK

MP blackmail claims add to UK’s poor reputation overseas, says top lawyer

Philippe Sands QC says there is parallel between alleged intimidation of MPs and ‘threatening behaviour’ overseas

The Guardian - UK

Downing Street party before Philip funeral 'ran to 1am with guests using Wilf's slide'

Boris Johnson apologised to the Queen this week over the events, which he said he 'deeply and bitterly' regretted

Daily Mirror

Q&A: Boris Johnson's scrapped bridge or tunnel between Northern Ireland and Scotland

The scale of spending on the feasibility study itself has emerged, prompting further criticism of the ill-fated project

Belfast Live

Cartooning for Peace: The end of the 'party' for UK's Boris Johnson?

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been accused of organising several Downing Street parties while the UK was in full Covid-19 lockdown. Calls for Johnson’s resignation are growing, even among fellow members of his Conservative party.

France 24

Boris Johnson’s history is catching up with him, says Welsh first minister

Mark Drakeford highlights that prime minister has been sacked from two previous jobs for lying

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Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson warned alleged threats to withhold constituency cash from MPs may be unlawful

The Good Law Project has sent a pre-action letter to the Government over allegations of 'blackmail' against rebel Tories

Evening Standard

Talking Point: Are you concerned about returning to your commute?

The news that some would have dreaded came this week when Prime Minister Boris Johnson removed the guidance to work from home if you can from his government’s response to the Covid pandemic, and the more recent Omicron wave specifically. While many won’t be returning to the office until next…

Reuters

Analysis-First rebellion against Johnson was doomed; the next may not be

A rebellion against Prime Minister Boris Johnson by some of his Conservative Party's newest members of parliament (MPs) quickly collapsed this week - but might just be a foretaste of the trouble ahead.

The Guardian - UK

This scandal reveals a Conservative party corrupted by Boris Johnson – and by Brexit

Today’s Tories are trampling on the values they once claimed to cherish, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Daily Mirror

Worried voters plan to keep face masks on after Covid rules are eased next week

People living in England's coronavirus 'hotspots' have spoken against Boris Johnson's decision to ease coronavirus restrictions, saying they are worried due to high infection rates

The Independent UK

Will Boris Johnson resign? Eight questions on the prime minister’s future answered

As the PM’s future hangs in the balance, John Rentoul answers key questions from readers

Evening Standard

Covid daily figures: Cases fall below 100,000 as 288 more deaths announced

A further 95,787 Covid cases have been reported in the latest daily figures along with 288 deaths.

Evening Standard

From: Civil servant | To: Boris Johnson | Subject: Is this garden party a good idea?

Is today a quiet news day, or is it merely the first time in roughly three weeks where there’s been no new revelation about a lockdown party, or a political defection, or an accusation of blackmail, or an apology to the Queen?

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson tells schools in England to end mask-wearing policy

PM removes requirement for face masks to be worn in schools despite headteachers’ concerns

The Conversation

Can low carbon jobs really level up post-industrial towns? We went to Bolsover to find out

In 2019 Boris Johnson demolished the so-called “red wall” of northern England as scores of Midlands and northern towns voted Conservative for the first time in decades. Bolsover was a key brick in that red wall with the ex-miner and longest-serving Labour MP Dennis Skinner losing his seat after 49…

The Guardian - UK

It’s the Tory Hunger Games all over again – only this time with pork pies

For the never-did-me-any-harm generation of senior MPs, the protests of the younger generation are hard to stomach, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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