Boris Johnson

Former prime minister questioned by MPs on whether he misled House of Commons over pandemic breaches

Rebellion boosted in advance after former prime ministers Boris Johnson and Liz Truss both announced they would oppose latest post-Brexit proposals

Former British PM tells House of Commons committee statements on lockdown breaches were made ‘in good faith’

MPs are investigating at least four occasions when Johnson may have deliberately misled parliament

Match of the Day only aired for 20 minutes on Saturday night rather than its scheduled 80 minutes

The party is back in its natural habitat – traditional, serious, unsexy – and its current leader understands the brief better than Johnson ever could

Anyone tempted to hammer at decisions made by others in the scorching heat of the pandemic should be careful to examine their own sometimes complex record

UK cannot be deemed a safe third country due to relocation scheme, says applicant

Report suggests it should have been obvious that gatherings were in breach of Covid rules

Former UK prime minister said he would find it ‘very difficult’ to support the Windsor agreement despite claiming some credit for the new pact being brokered

Brake opens possibility that unionists could successfully block new EU legislation in areas covered by protocol from being applied in NI

‘What Putin is doing is terrible, but Ukraine is not afraid. This is the end for him’

At a stroke, the DUP leader could bring stability to Northern Ireland, gain influence with Sunak and win friends in Starmer’s Labour Party

The UK’s moral stance on the invasion of Ukraine stands in contrast to London’s status as a playground for Putin’s friends

Rishi Sunak will face pressure at Prime Minister’s Questions from within his own camp

British PM under pressure from Boris Johnson and hardline Tory Eurosceptics over expected agreement

Ukraine war anniversary on Friday makes announcement unlikely later in the week

Unionist opinion on any agreement to resolve Protocol dispute, and the position of Tory Brexiteers, are potential stumbling blocks to success of expected deal

‘Imposition of EU law on Northern Ireland’ remains ‘fundamental issue’ for DUP, says Sammy Wilson

Former PM is reportedly concerned deal would see UK ditch legislation allowing it to unilaterally rip up some Brexit arrangements

David Ballantyne Smith (58) leaked confidential information for over three years, including ‘secret’ communications with Boris Johnson

No matter how many yarns we can spin about a crumbling nation devoid of spirit, Britain’s place as a serious actor on the international stage is robust

The UK’s Supreme Court effectively shut down a legal challenge to the Northern Ireland protocol last week as Brexit grievances grow

Short-lived prime minister knows there is a constituency for her low-tax and high-growth fantasy

Former PM re-enters the fray to defend her views on cutting taxes ahead of Britain’s upcoming budget in March

Former UK prime minister claims she did not get ‘realistic chance’ to enact tax-cutting agenda

Former British prime minister also warns that a Labour government would be too close to the European Union

Providing Ukrainian armed forces with anti-tank missiles would not have happened if UK still in EU, says former British prime minister

Three years on, British backing idea leaving EU was an error and they were never destined for sunlit uplands

The poorest people in Ireland now have a standard of living 63% higher than their counterparts in Britain

Former UK prime minister says he did not regard Russian president’s comments as a threat

The unionist response to the protocol could pose a greater threat to the union than the protocol itself

Deputy prime minister and Boris Johnson loyalist could be facing allegations from more than 30 civil servants

UK chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s attempts to explain inflation risked boosting existing deficit of trust and understanding

Richard Sharp was involved in arranging a guarantor on a loan for Boris Johnson, according to reports

Politicians are human. Women politicians are human. There was a time when the public didn’t require regular reminders of that

Outlook at World Economic Forum has been boosted by China abandoning zero-Covid policy but many feel that the global economy remains highly fragile

There is no pressure on the EU now to make further concessions. It is down to the British and the DUP to come to terms with what was agreed back in 2019

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Despite the warnings, the State's trade with the UK has increased steadily since Brexit