Senior Tories tell Boris Johnson and allies to ‘shut up and go away’ The Guardian says Boris Johnson and his allies have been told by senior Conservatives to “shut up and go away” as the privileges committee prepares to sign off what is expected to be a damning report into his conduct. MPs on the committee are understood to have received threats from members of the public over the weekend, following Johnson’s decision to stand down as an MP after being told they had concluded he deliberately misled parliament over Partygate. Some MPs loyal to the former prime minister who…
Author: UK News
But thousands still remain within the danger zone.
Rishi Sunak attempts to ignore Boris Johnson drama with focus on tech and tax The i says Rishi Sunak will today seek to move on from the latest Boris Johnson drama with a new push on technology and tax policy. The Prime Minister’s predecessor warned that the Conservative party “needs urgently to recapture its sense of momentum” as he resigned from his seat in Parliament. Allies of Mr Sunak insisted that his policy agenda was delivering the promises of the last election manifesto, despite the rise in taxation and delays to key pledges. Energy Secretary Grant Shapps said the Government…
MPs to conclude Partygate inquiry as former PM accused of leading ‘mutiny’ The Metro says MPs are today set to meet to conclude their inquiry into whether former Prime Minister Boris Johnson misled Parliament over No 10 lockdown parties. The Privileges Committee has pledged to continue the investigation process after Mr Johnson stepped down as an MP on Friday and launched a scathing attack on the probe, branding it a ‘witch hunt’. The panel is set to meet in Westminster on Monday with a view to deciding when to publish its report. Meanwhile, Tobias Ellwood, who chairs the defence select…
The former couple won the show four years ago.
Shona called her dad after receiving the delivery.
A former target…
Today’s news summary – Paper Talk Most of Monday’s front pages report on Nicola Sturgeon’s arrest as part of a police probe into the SNP’s finances. The former Scottish first minister, who has denied wrongdoing, was held in custody and questioned for more than seven hours on Sunday before being released without charge pending further inquiries. Nicola Sturgeon arrested Nicola Sturgeon’s statement which expressed her “deep distress” and shock following her arrest, make the front page of the Daily Express. The Daily Telegraph leads on calls from the Scottish Tories – and within the SNP, for Sturgeon to be suspended…
The Droughtlander is over once more as part one of season 7 hits screens.
The Privileges Committee is set to meet today.
The young boy is fighting for his life.
The first half of season 7 is dropping very soon…
The head of Xbox’s first party studio has said that the games drought is over and there are more games that haven’t been announced yet.
Two men are expected to appear in court this morning.
The crash happened at around 11.30pm last night.
GameCentral gives its verdict on the Xbox Showcase and tries to work out why Sony allowed Microsoft such an open goal in the first place.
‘It’s not my job to clean up after everyone.’
The Monday letters page is extremely impressed by the Xbox Games Showcase, as one reader asks if there’ll be a new Twisted Metal game.
GameCentral goes hands-on with the paid-for DLC expansion for Cyberpunk 2077, as it tries to put the legacy of the original’s bugs to rest.
‘Covid was the biggest peacetime challenge in a century and we must be diligent in preparing for future threats on this scale.’
Seeking a golden opportunity?
The latest bombshell wants the islanders to know she can do a backflip!
Atlus had three reveals at the Xbox Games Showcase, but its biggest – Persona 3 Reload – won’t be as definitive as fans had hoped.
‘Absolutely not.’
Oops.