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‘You can’t pretend it doesn’t matter’: Johnson urged not to scrap Lord Geidt’s role

John Penrose, former anti-corruption tsar, says PM ‘shouldn’t be weakening role’ after ethics adviser’s resignation

The Guardian - UK

London businesses ‘overwhelmed’ by soaring costs and staff shortages as ministers urged to cut taxes

The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry is demanding action from the Government to protect its members

Evening Standard

‘Big mistake’ to scrap ethics adviser role, former anti-corruption tsar warns Boris Johnson

‘Issues about honesty and integrity don’t go away’ John Penrose warns prime minister

The Independent UK

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Tory minister 'comfortable' without an ethics adviser after Geidt's resignation

UK Business Minister Paul Scully has said he feels the Prime Minister upholds the highest standards required of his office.

The National (Scotland)

Zero economic benefit from Brexit crowns on pint glasses, government admits

Government hoped to sell new guidance as ‘Brexit benefit’

The Independent UK

London Tube strike: Commuters vent their fury at 24-hour walkout

Minister for London Paul Scully said the chaos sparked by the walkout helped no one

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson's future as Prime Minister in doubt as confidence vote announced

Sir Graham Brady this morning said enough MPs have complained to trigger a vote

Wales Online

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No confidence vote in Boris Johnson expected to be announced 'this morning'

A minister admitted the Conservative Party "may well" hold a vote on whether to keep Johnson as leader, but backed him to "face down" the rebels calling for him to quit.

Daily Record

Prime Minister’s allies brace for no confidence vote to be announced

A minister has backed Boris Johnson to ‘face down’ rebel demands for him to resign during a potential vote on his future as Britain’s leader

Evening Standard

Prime minister facing a possible no confidence vote within days

An increase in the number of Tory MPs disillusioned with Boris Johnson may spell trouble for the leader

Wales Online

Johnson braced for Tory Rebels to force confidence vote in days

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson sees rebel MPs from the governing Conservative Party triggering a vote on his leadership as soon as this week, according to a key ally of the premier.

Tribune News Service

Prime Minister’s allies braced for no confidence vote to be announced

A minister has backed Boris Johnson to ‘face down’ rebel demands for him to resign during a potential vote on his future as Britain’s leader.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson will ‘face down’ Tory confidence test, minister predicts

Business minister Paul Scully said a leadership poll ‘may well happen’, but backed the Prime Minister to win.

The Independent UK

Minister says Boris Johnson could face vote of no confidence

Paul Scully believes the Prime Minister would win a vote of no confidence

Wales Online

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Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson's imperial measures plan not being used as Partygate distraction, minister says

The measures did little to lift the public mood during the Queen's Jubilee celebrations as Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie were booed by crowds as they arrived at St Paul's Cathedral for the Monarch's National Service of Thanksgiving

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson announces return to imperial measurements in British shops to mark Jubilee

British shops will be able to sell products in pounds and ounces, while the Crown symbol will replace the EU-wide ‘CE’ marking on glasses, to declare it will adequately measure a pint of beer

The Independent UK

Consultation to review ‘overbearing EU rules’ on imperial measurements

Plans to revisit regulations on the use of imperial measurements in Britain will restore ‘common sense’ to the statute book, the Government said.

The Guardian - UK

Sociopathy and stupidity worn like badges of honour in cabinet of all the talents

PM and assorted underlings continue to astonish on another day in the life of a necrotic government

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The Guardian - UK

UK government drops maternity charity after critical tweets

Group championing rights of new mothers and pregnant women removed after commenting on government’s lack of progress

Daily Mirror

Elon Musk 'won't be arrested' in UK even if Twitter buyer pursues free speech at all costs

Tesla Billionaire Elon Musk's £34.5 billion deal to buy Twitter has sparked concern over his belief in free speech at a time when social media platforms are under pressure to regulate content

The Independent UK

Tories urged to back investigation into Johnson’s partygate ‘lies’

MPs will vote on Thursday to decide whether Boris Johnson should be investigated for misleading the House of Commons.

The Independent UK

Johnson denies attacking BBC coverage of Russia’s war with Ukraine

Boris Johnson said there was ‘absolutely no basis’ to claims he criticised the corporation over its coverage of Vladimir Putin’s invasion.

Evening Standard

Partygate scandal will hit us at the polls, warn Tory activists

The partygate scandal is cutting through on the doorstep particularly in London before the local elections, the Standard has learned.

The Independent UK

Labour steps up calls for Johnson to resign over ‘partygate’ fine

Deputy leader Angela Rayner said the Prime Minister has crossed a ‘red line’ and should go for the sake of the democratic process.

Daily Mirror

BBC confronts top Tory over Boris Johnson as Church condemns PM's 'disgraceful slur'

Sources say Boris Johnson claimed the BBC and Archbishop were keener to criticise him than Putin. But BBC presenter Justin Webb told Tory Paul Scully it was a 'smokescreen' while a Church of England official said it was a 'disgraceful slur'

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