Boris Johnson

dailymail Civil servants could strike over Government plans to get workers back to desks this month as unions claim it is still not safe to return to the office.Boris Johnson last night set a target of four in five workers to return to…
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dailymail Donald Trump demanded to stay in Buckingham Palace during a state visit despite being told that the royal household was under extensive renovations. President Trump was first invited for a formal state visit by the Queen in…
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dailymail Boris Johnson was facing a dramatic revolt from his own MPs last night over Covid testing at borders.Former ministers joined furious business chiefs in demanding immediate action to get Britain flying again.David Davis, Chris…
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theguardian Last weekend’s Observer poll showed Labour and the Conservatives level-pegging on 40% each, the first time the Conservatives had not led an Opinium survey since July last year. Labour MPs shared it, activists celebrated: for…
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theguardian 7.35am EDT 07:35 Lee Anderson (Con) asks when the government will fix the asylum system. Johnson says he has a great deal of sympathy for people who are so desperate. But they are breaking the law, and…
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theguardian Simon Case, Boris Johnson’s surprise choice to become the UK’s most senior mandarin, could well resist attempts to politicise the civil service, according to his allies. Those close to the new cabinet secretary said that the…
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dailymail One of Britain's most experienced scientists who has advised four Prime Ministers on health strategy has slammed the Government for causing the covid-19 death toll to rise unnecessarily.Sir David King, who was chief scientific…
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dailymail Boris Johnson will launch a major drive to persuade more Britons to return to their workplaces as remote workers were warned they could be more at risk of being sacked. The Government is increasingly concerned that continued…
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theguardian What we’re saying to people is it is now safe to go back to work and your employer should have made arrangements which are appropriate to make sure that it is coronavirus-safe to work and you will see some changes if you…
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theguardian Whatever happens, it is never, ever their fault. Disasters may come and disasters may go, but the defining characteristic of this government is a cast-iron refusal to accept responsibility for any of them. If pushed, then…
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