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Conservative Party rules mean another confidence vote cannot be held for a year.

The Labour leader gave a statement after Boris Johnson survived a confidence vote.

LONDON — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday survived the biggest challenge yet of his political career as he avoided being booted from office by his fellow Conservative Party lawmakers after months of outrage over boozy parties that he and his staff attended while the rest of the country…

Boris Johnson won the backing of Tory MPs in Monday evening’s vote, despite a sizeable revolt against his leadership.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said a “divided” Conservative Party is “propping up” the Prime Minister

Jacob Rees-Mogg claimed Theresa May should quit when 37% of MPs voted no confidence in her - but is backing Boris Johnson after 41% of MPs voted no confidence in him

Boris Johnson isn't the first Conservative Prime Minister to face a no-confidence vote. Here we look at others and how they fared

Prime Minister Boris Johnson won a confidence vote on Monday called by rebel lawmakers in his Conservative Party who are angry over the involvement of Johnson and his staff in parties when Britain was under COVID-19 lockdowns.

The First Minister responded after Boris Johnson was dealt a blow by his fellow MPs

Conservative Party rules mean another confidence vote cannot be held for a year.

Johnson secures support of 211 ruling party legislators, but rebellion by 148 deals massive blow to his authority.