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Deputy British Prime Minister Dominic Raab has refused to rule out that England may once again be forced into a lockdown before Christmas. England is once again facing the prospect of lockdown restrictions being imposed during the holidays with the

Boris Johnson has put Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Secretary Liz Truss, a former Liberal Democrat and Remain voter, in charge of Britain’s relationship with the European Union following the resignation of Lord Frost.

Britain’s health secretary, Sajid Javid, has railed against the unvaccinated for the “impact” he says they are having on fellow citizens, guilt-tripping them to “really think about the damage they are doing to society”. 

Boris Johnson attended a lockdown-breaking pizza party in May of last year, according to allegations made by sources speaking to the media.

Labour’s Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Pat McFadden has asserted that we should stop calling the third jab a “booster” as two jabs is not enough to be fully vaccinated against Omicron.

A former Conservative candidate for London mayor has resigned from a committee role after it was revealed he attended a Christmas party that likely breached Covid restrictions.

The Liberal Democrats are now the bookies’ favourite to win in the Conservative stronghold of North Shropshire in Thursday’s by-election, according to reports, following weeks of allegations that Boris Johnson’s government had broken lockdown rules last winter while the rest of Britain was forced to cancel Christmas gatherings.

Up to 5,000 cancer cases a month could be missed in the UK as a result of the government’s vaccination push.

Britain’s governing Conservative Party is claiming, not for the first time, that it will reform human rights rules with a new British Bill of Rights, after judges blocked the removal of a murderer and several paedophiles.

Arch-Brexiteer Nigel Farage has declared that Conservative MPs must rebel against the government during the Tuesday vote on Covid passes.

Conservative lockdown-sceptic MP Steve Baker has accused Boris Johnson’s government of creating a “miserable dystopia” in pushing for new coronavirus restrictions.

Britain’s Health Secretary Sajid Javid has revealed that the double-vaccinated will no longer be entitled to Covid passes “once all adults have had a reasonable chance to get their booster jab”. 

Boris Johnson appeared to issue a veiled threat to citizens that failing to “get boosted” as a matter of urgency could see their “freedoms” and “way of life” taken away in an address to the nation.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing a rebellion from his Cabinet if he tries to introduce harsher coronavirus restrictions in England if the new restrictions the government plans to bring in on the 15th of December fail to decrease Covid cases.

Guardian columnist Owen Jones has hailed Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s ex-chief advisor Dominic Cummings as “Big Daddy Cum Cum” on Twitter. Owen Jones made these comments after Dominic Cummings, a key figure in campaign to leave the European Union and

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s press chief, Jack Doyle, allegedly spoke at the 18th of December ‘party’, that No 10 claimed didn’t happen, according to multiple reports.

A proposed ban on conversion therapy in the United Kingdom has been delayed after widespread criticism from religious and medical professionals.

Britain’s Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has warned Russia that if they invade Ukraine then they will face “severe consequences”.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s former chief advisor Dominic Cummings has blasted Boris Johnson’s liberal wife, Carrie, for trying to “control the country” through him.

The mask mandate in England has been massively expanded today as part of a range of new restrictions announced on Wednesday.

Britons reacted to lockdown hypocrisy in their own inimitable way, with over 1 million responding to a Christmas rave at the PM’s residence.

The chairman of a local Conservative Party group has resigned live on air, claiming that the party was moving in a “tyrannical direction”.

PM told laughing colleagues to use party conference to exchange “bodily fluids” in the same month the govt instructed the public to mask up.

Rebellion is brewing within the UK Conservatives after Prime Minister Boris Johnson hinted at the possibility of mandatory vaccination, a move that has been called “political suicide” by the chairman of the country’s oldest conservative think tank.

The leader of the Scottish wing of the Conservative Party has spoken out against Prime Minister Boris Johnson on vaccine passports and said he should go if he misled Parliament about an alleged lockdown-breaking Christmas party at Downing Street.

Stratton resigned hours after footage of her discussing a hotly-contested cheese and wine night, allegedly at Downing Street, emerged. 

Leaked video has revealed Downing Street’s senior staff joking about an alleged lockdown-breaking Christmas party at Number 10 last year — published just days after the deputy prime minister denied there was a party at Boris Johnson’s residence. The prime minister apologised for the video, but continues to maintain that there was no such event.

A senior government and Conservative Party figure refused to rule out following Europe into mandatory vaccination or lockdowns for the unjabbed, only saying that the UK will not have to consider those measures as long as “people keep on taking the booster”.

Britain’s new self-isolation rules have been extended to March of next year when the UK will mark over two years of COVID restrictions.

More than four-in-five voters think the British government is handling the Channel migrant crisis badly, with more than three-quarters of Conservative Party supporters thinking the same.

Nigel Farage has accused Boris Johnson of being “utterly rudderless” in the face of a growing migrant crisis in the English Channel.

Tony Blair’s former home secretary says he fears if a Labour government opts to make mass migration easier, voters may revolt and “Nigel Farage might end up being prime minister”.

A dozen Conservative MPs have reportedly sent letters of no confidence against Boris Johnson as questions swirl around his leadership.

At least 50 migrants who illegally crossed the English Channel have been bussed over 500 miles to a processing centre in Scotland, though one Conservative politician thinks they should be sent somewhere much farther away in order to deter illegal migration.

Boris Johnson’s Conservative government will put Brexit at risk if it fails to cut taxes, Britain’s chief Brexit negotiator has warned.

Hints in British media that Channel migrants will be sent to Albania are “fake news”, according to the Albanian government.