Boris Johnson

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised that, once the coronavirus crisis is over, he intends to ‘build back better’ for future generations.

Lockdown has taken its toll on Campbell, once a titan of early 21st century British politics, now tragically reduced to near-insanity.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will return to Brussels next month to take command at the trade negotiating table, after tensions have increased between the UK and EU in recent weeks.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called for an independent investigation into the origins of coronavirus, after reports that communist China misled the international community over the infectious nature of the Wuhan-origin virus.

The latest proxy-battle over Brexit has seen a junior minister resign from Boris Johnson’s government, as remainers move against the Prime Minister’s enforcer-in-chief Dominic Cummings.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on Monday that all ‘non-essential’ shops can reopen in England on June 15th, with retailers planning on quarantining items touched by customers.

A state-owned Chinese Communist Party (CCP) propaganda outlet has threatened that the United Kingdom will pay a “price” if Boris Johnson’s government decides to expel Chinese tech giant Huawei from its 5G network.

The technical body that makes assessments on threats to British security will undertake a review of Huawei’s involvement in the building the UK’s 5G network, following the Trump administration imposing sanctions on the Chinese tech giant.

The prospect of a rogue Civil Servant apparently venting against Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings is a reminder why they are in power. 

The coronavirus-era phenomenon of weekly public applause for medical workers has taken a less positive turn, as opponents of Britain’s Conservative government have called on followers to indulge in a public shaming ceremony.

Boris Johnson’s under-fire chief adviser Dominic Cummings squashed a plan to delay Britain’s true Brexit day which was “all but agreed” while he and the Prime Minister were “laid out on their sickbeds”.

A former Secretary of State for International Development has revealed that at least five suspected Rwandan genocide perpetrators are living openly in Britain, with four of them living on taxpayer-funded state benefits. 

What use is sovereign power over immigration when ministers seem intent on keeping immigration high — or making it even higher? 

Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage has released the full version of a video purporting to show the French authorities transferring a boatload of illegal migrants to the UK Border Force in the English Channel.

Will no one in govt speak up for freedom and prosperity? And if not, why do they persist in describing themselves as ‘Conservatives’?

The French coast guard ship filmed by Brexit leader Nigel Farage escorting illegal migrants into British waters is a regular visitor, its own safety transponder data reveals, and can be proven to have made such missions at least twice in the past week.

Things we could never have predicted: that in 2020 basket-case nations would provide a better example of governance than many Western states.

The Migration Watch think tank and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage have warned that a new Immigration Bill sold to the public as bringing migration under control could actually increase arrivals, by lowering barriers to entry.

“Kill the Oldies. Save the NHS.” Perhaps Boris should think of adopting this for his next slogan, because it’s what his government has done.

Left-wing actor Jim Carrey channeled the 1980 horror film “The Shining” in his latest political painting, essentially blaming President Trump and U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson for those killed by the Chinese coronavirus in their respective countries.

British parliamentarians overseeing the country’s official petitions process have written to Boris Johnson’s government demanding a real answer to a petition to release a buried report on the ethnicity of grooming gangs.

We few, we happy few, we band of brothers. That’s how it felt at the anti-lockdown rally in Hyde Park, London, writes James Delingpole.

LONDON (AP) — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says there might never be a vaccine for Covid-19 despite the huge global effort to develop one.

The European Union is threatening legal action against the United Kingdom for alleged failings in its obedience to Free Movement migration rules, despite the country’s supposed break with the EU in January. 

The PM is being lobbied by colleagues to not ramp up taxation to pay off the huge extra spending incurred for coronavirus aid. 

The UK economy is heading for the ‘recession to end all recessions’ with GDP predicted to plunge by nearly one third this quarter.

Dolan claims to have received death threats from people so terrified of coronavirus that they want the lockdown to continue indefinitely.

The computer model is so poor, it is ‘somewhere between negligence and unintentional but grave scientific misconduct’, an expert has warned.

The long-term preoccupations of the British government were laid momentarily bare Monday when the Prime Minister’s coronavirus recovery strategy document hailed the partial shutdown of the economy as bringing “significant benefits”.

Bojo’s propaganda slogan like everything else his in flailing, failing administration in response to coronavirus: an embarrassing shambles.