Boris Johnson’s three years of power will leave no lasting legacy. Except perhaps one that he will never bring himself to acknowledge.
Boris Johnson says a new bill is “relatively trivial”,but the European Union is threatening legal action.
The British prime minister has survived a leadership spill brought on by the Partygate scandal,but he does not deserve to remain in office.
Former UK prime minister Theresa May and Australia’s former leader Julia Gillard debated the rise of strongman politics in “a world of absolutism”.
The Brexit minister has blamed disillusionment with Boris Johnson’s government for his resignation,piling pressure on the embattled prime minister just as the Omicron variant sweeps across the country.
The French President accused the British PM of not being “serious” after Johnson released a letter outlining measures for dealing with the crisis.
France also suggested it might restrict energy supplies to the Channel Islands,British Crown dependencies that lie off the coast of France.
A combination of Brexit and COVID-19 has sparked an exodus of east European workers,leaving some 120,000 pigs waiting to be slaughtered.
Boris Johnson,at a Tory conference,also claimed the AUKUS agreement with Australia would not have been possible if Britain was still in the EU.
Rishi Sunak,Chancellor of the Exchequer conceded that shortages could continue into the pre-Christmas period and said there was no quick fix to the problem.
First,the lorry drivers dried up. Now,lobbyists in post-Brexit Britain are warning of another looming skills shortage:bankers.