Boris Johnson didn’t bother to calculate that his lies might not be believed. So,at last,he’s finished.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain has defended his government’s plans to electronically tag asylum-seekers who cross the English Channel.
Boris Johnson says a new bill is “relatively trivial”,but the European Union is threatening legal action.
Ministers were given one month to come up with plans to cut civil service employee numbers by 91,000.
Former UK prime minister Theresa May and Australia’s former leader Julia Gillard debated the rise of strongman politics in “a world of absolutism”.
French leader lays out plans to ramp up the Continent’s defence autonomy during his six months at the helm. France would be in pole position for contracts.
First,the lorry drivers dried up. Now,lobbyists in post-Brexit Britain are warning of another looming skills shortage:bankers.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is reported to be mulling calling in the army to deliver supplies to petrol stations.
In Brexit’s wake,Boris Johnson will allow traders to revert to selling by the inch,the pound or the pint.
Britain’s fast-food supply chains have been hit hard as European truck drivers leave the country as Nandos and KFC also report shortages.
Voters are losing their patience with the pandemic. It’s a risk for all politicians,but the timing may yet work in the Prime Minister’s favour.