‘A libel against our intellect’: Journalist slams Johnson over Partygate excuses
"Wow. Sitting here applauding," one person said in response to the furious monologue.
"Wow. Sitting here applauding," one person said in response to the furious monologue.
The prime minister has promised to set out his position when MPs return to Westminster on Tuesday.
The paper's deputy political editor reported on Boris Johnson's birthday bash the day after it had happened in June 2020!
Lord Wolfson admitted his resignation was “perhaps more so” to do with “the official response to what took place” than the breaches themselves.
A huge spike of people contacting their elected representative via WriteToThem could be seen on Tuesday.
“It’s the first time that a British prime minister has broken the law in the history of the office - more than 300 years since Robert Walpole took office."
The paper's forgiving position seems out of step with the British public, three-fifths of whom think Boris and Rishi should resign.
Michael Fabricant claimed that Johnson didn't realise he was breaking the law in a jaw-dropping interview.
"He's currently texting donors asking if anyone can lend him fifty quid."
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