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The Latest Breaking News from Downing Street

Boris Johnson quotes the Lion King as Tory leader desperately tries to raise staff spirits

The Prime Minister has lost several close members of his Downing Street team in recent days.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson quotes The Lion King in bid to boost Downing Street morale

The Prime Minister quoted from Rafiki, the philosophical mandrill of Disney's The Lion King

Chronicle Live

Boris Johnson braced for more resignations as Prime Minister clings to his authority

Ministers still loyal to the Prime Minister have claimed an exodus of staff from Downing Street was proof he was "taking charge".

Daily Record

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Toxic Boris Johnson hit by FIFTH resignation - minutes after top Tory says 'move on'

Tory grandee Malcolm Rifkind branded the Prime Minister 'toxic' as aide Elena Narozanski became the fifth Downing Street aide to quit - despite minister Greg Hands saying yesterday's resignations were 'the end of the matter'

Daily Mirror

GMB viewers call out Kate Garraway for on air blunder during Ed Miliband interview

Good Morning Britain hosts Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard invited politician Ed Miliband onto Friday's show to discuss the Downing Street resignations and the cost of living crisis

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson suffers another resignation from No 10 team

Elena Narozanski reportedly quits her role in Downing Street policy unit

The Independent UK

Turkey reports daily record of 111,157 new cases – as it happened

Turkish daily death toll highest in four months as cases surge; UK health agency says number of cases each day could be rising

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‘Meltdown in Downing Street’: front pages batter Johnson after ‘Black Thursday’

Cost of living crisis, departure of top aides and Rishi Sunak’s rebuke dominate the newspapers on another bad day for the PM

The Guardian - AU

Four Downing Street senior aides quit in 24 hours

Boris Johnson's inner circle has taken a big blow

Liverpool Echo

Boris Johnson loses four key aides in sign his days as Prime Minister could be numbered

Two senior advisers quit and two were moved as the partygate scandal reverberated through Downing Street.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson's spin doctor quits hours after aide resigns

Jack Doyle, No 10’s director of communications, and Munira Mirza, Downing Street’s head of policy, have both resigned

Manchester Evening News

Boris Johnson's aides quit in avalanche of resignations as BYOB party chief out

The PM's principal private secretary Martin Reynolds, who invited aides to a BYOB bash in the Downing Street garden in May 2020, and chief of staff Dan Rosenfeld resigned from their posts - after two other aides quit

Daily Mirror

The Guardian view on a Downing Street resignation: a smear too far

Editorial: The departure of the prime minister’s most trusted aide does nothing to dispel the fin de régime aura of this Conservative government

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson's director of communications quits in second Downing Street resignation in hours

It's been another turbulent day for the Prime Minister

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The Independent UK

Downing Street in disarray as four top Boris Johnson aides quit in a day

‘Last days of Rome were more fun’: Stresses inside government exposed by savage resignation letter from departing policy chief

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson hit by four departures of top aides on day of Downing Street chaos

A source said 'There’s meant to be an all-staff meeting tomorrow - assuming there are still any staff'. Asked if it was like the last days of Rome, minister Simon Clarke replied: 'The last days of Rome were more fun'

The Guardian - UK

Munira Mirza: Boris Johnson’s ‘powerful nonsense detector’

The adviser who has moved from student radical to Downing Street will be a major loss to the PM

Wales Online

Senior Downing Street figure walks after PM fails to apologise for 'scurrilous' Jimmy Savile slur

Munira Mirza quit in outrage at 'inappropriate and partisan reference to a horrendous case of child sex abuse'

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The Independent UK

Johnson stalwart quits No 10 in outrage over use of Savile slur against Starmer

Munira Mirza reportedly resigned as Downing Street’s head of policy after the Prime Minister refused to apologise for the widely criticised remarks.

The Guardian - UK

Four Johnson aides quit in fallout from Downing Street parties

Policy chief Munira Mirza was first to go, followed shortly by Jack Doyle, Dan Rosenfield and Martin Reynolds

Daily Mirror

Shameless Boris Johnson refuses to quit and says he'll WIN next election

The under fire Prime Minister has dismissed calls for him to quit 10 Downing Street and has instead insisted he will lead the Tories in the next election to victory

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson faces growing Partygate revolt as third Tory in one day submits letter

Sir Gary Streeter has been quite critical of the Prime Minister. Last summer Sir Gary described the PM as 'absolutely shambolic'. At the time, no Downing Street lockdown parties had been revealed.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson repeats false claim about jobs hours after data watchdog begs him not to

In a fiery PMQs, Boris Johnson said there were 'more people in work than before the pandemic began'. Yesterday, the Office for Statistics Regulation wrote to Downing Street to complain about the 'incorrect' claim

Evening Standard

Ayesha Hazarika: I felt queasy reading Met police officers’ ‘banter’ — it reveals a rotten culture

When it comes to Britain’s least trusted institution right now, it’s a toss-up between Downing Street and the Metropolitan Police. Both are mired in scandal and haemorrhaging trust at a time when we need strong, clean organisations which aren’t institutionally corrupt, incompetent or rotten to the core.

Tribune News Service

Therese Raphael: Boris Johnson is spared but hardly off the hook yet

After weeks of waiting, there was no damning Sue Gray report. Instead, U.K. senior civil servant Gray released a short update on her investigation into the Downing Street parties that have dominated British news since the start of the year. But the lack of chapter and verse hardly means Boris…

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