People in Uxbridge, Boris Johnson's constituency, voice their opinions on the "partygate" crisis engulfing Downing Street.
The Duke of Sussex aims to challenge the decision not to allow him to personally pay for UK police protection.
‘Lead or step aside’: pressure grows on Boris Johnson to go. Five Tories have called for the PM to resign with more criticising his leadership amid party relevations
ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty ImagesThere was a time when Donald Trump made news with his rallies—when he said things that utterly shocked us. Who could forget the firestorm he started, for example, when he went after Colin Kaepernick and other NFL players who knelt during the national anthem in 2017, or earlier that year when he called Barack Obama “the founder of ISIS”?Trump’s performance in Arizona on Saturday night—his first rally in months and his much-hyped chance to respond to the one-year ann
Boris Johnson said to have witnessed the weekly events
Italian designer says tigers were filmed in a safe and moderated environment
PM ‘unable to lead’, according to Labour leader
Fresh No 10 rule-breaking claims emerge as Boris Johnson plans fightback
Fresh allegations of rule-breaking in Downing Street have emerged as it was reported Boris Johnson is looking to reboot his leadership after a bruising week. The Prime Minister’s administration was forced to apologise on Friday to Buckingham Palace after it emerged two staff parties were reportedly held on the eve of the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral. Witnesses said alcohol was drunk and guests danced to music, with a person sent to a local shop with a suitcase to buy wine, according to the Telegraph, which first reported the allegations.
The Labour leader is expected to criticise Boris Johnson in a speech setting out his vision for the NHS if his party takes power.
Australia offers assistance to tsunami-hit Tonga after undersea volcano eruption. Minister for the Pacific says a surveillance aircraft would help gather information about the extent of the damage
Saturday’s papers reflect the mounting anger of the British public – and some Tory MPs – over No10’s alleged partying during lockdown.
Katie Holmes bundles up as she steps out into the cold for a walk around Manhattan on Jan. 14. Pippa Middleton and husband James Matthews attend the premiere of Cirque Du Soleil's Luzia in London on Jan. 13. Will Smith shoots a scene for David Letterman's new show at Carney's restaurant in L.A. on Jan. 13.
Young Mungo will be published in April.
A man with an English accent who claimed to be the brother of a known terrorist on Saturday night held a rabbi and his congregation hostage at an American synagogue.
Tories are paying a deserved price for giving the keys to Number 10 to a man they knew was unfit to be prime minister
Chris Laurence: Ken Wheeler – Some Gnu Ones review – magical and possibly unique. (Jazz in Britain)Laurence’s double bass is the unusual star of three works written with it in mind by his longtime collaborator, the late Ken Wheeler
Police were called to Barony Drive in Baillieston in the early hours of Saturday.
Mali's former president Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, who led the West African country from 2013 until he was ousted in a coup in 2020, died at the age of 76 in Bamako Sunday, his family said. "President IBK died this morning at 0900 GMT in his home" in Bamako, a family member told French news agency AFP using the ex-leader's initials, with several other family members confirming his passing.The cause of Keita's death was not given.Keita was two years into his second five-year term when in 2020 he fac
Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting said the proposals would ‘put Britain on the front foot’ as the virus changes.
A sixth Conservative MP is calling for the prime minister to quit over the ever-growing list of alleged lockdown-breaking parties in Downing Street, as Boris Johnson is reportedly preparing to strike back by ousting members of his inner circle. Tim Loughton, former children's minister and East Worthing and Shoreham MP, said Mr Johnson's position had become "untenable" and that his resignation would be "the only way to bring this whole unfortunate episode to an end". "Obfuscation, prevarication and evasion have been the order of the day when clarity, honesty and contrition was what was needed and what the British people deserve."
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