Reports Boris Johnson is intending to run for prime minister again have sparked backlash.
Rail strikes, rising inflation, and by-elections leave Boris Johnson facing a tough week.
Richard Bacon said the prime minister should not be 'condemned' for 'thanking his staff for working very, very hard'.
Briton's papers have given their verdict over the Sue Gray report - with the morning landscape offering a mixed view.
Wednesday proved yet another challenging day for Boris Johnson after shocking details about law-breaking in Downing Street emerged following the publication of Sue Gray's long-gestating report.
Voters were polled following the publication of Sue Gray’s report into the Downing Street parties.
Sue Gray's report into Partygate includes texts and emails that show No 10 staff knew they were flouting the rules.
Pictures of Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak are among those included in the report.
The report showed that during one of the events, one individual was sick, and two others were involved in a 'minor altercation'.
Fresh stories of rule breaking in Number 10 during lockdown have emerged ahead of Sue Gray's report being released.
“Was he down there partying? No, clearly not. He had gone by to raise a glass to a colleague who was leaving."
A growing number of senior Tory MPs have criticised the prime minister after leaked photos show him at a Downing Street leaving-do during lockdown.
Labour MP Jess Phillips says women in politics have to be tougher than men, and it is often left to them to put their heads above the parapet such as in the 'porngate' scandal.
An image of the bottle has sparked criticism of the prime minister after going viral on Twitter.
Yahoo News UK visits Bury, where voters are united on one thing - they don't much like politicians at the moment.
LBC radio presenter Shelagh Fogarty has opened up about caring for her mother during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Chancellor plunged to the bottom of the chart in light of his family's financial arrangements.
A source has said: "Her report could be enough to end him."
Boris Johnson has attempted to draw a line under Partygate offering a 'wholehearted apology' for breaking COVID laws.
Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis told Sky News on Tuesday morning: “I saw there was a parking notice that Tony Blair had once."
A number of senior Tory MPs have not flocked to the prime minister's defence in the immediate aftermath of Partygate fines.
The chancellor reportedly spent hours deciding whether to quit after he was fined for attending a lockdown-busting party.
When asked on Sky News how the prime minister can 'possibly remain in office', Grant Shapps said: 'Everyone is human, people sometimes make mistakes.'
A number of Tory MPs are rejecting calls for Boris Johnson to resign after the Metropolitan police fined him for breaking lockdown laws.
The prime minister apologised for breaking rules at his birthday gathering in No 10.