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Defence Secretary Ben Wallace, the runaway favourite among Conservative (Tory) Party activists to replace Boris Johnson, has announced he will not even stand.

The Kremlin is hailing the downfall of Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who said he wanted to “lead the West” against Russia in February.

The British constitution says there doesn’t have to be a national election if the PM resigns, but convention suggests there should be anyway. 

Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen said that the next Tory leader must return the party to actually conservative principles.

Announcing his resignation, Boris Johnson cast blame on his fellow MPs for his removal rather than his own failings as a leader. 

Boris Johnson is set to resign as Prime Minister following months of scandals culminating in a Westminster coup from within his own cabinet.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid and Chancellor Rishi Sunak have resigned amid the scandal involving Boris Johnson’s former deputy cheif whip.

Deputy chief whip Chris Pincher has resigned from his post following allegations that he sexually groped two men at a members club in London

A state school in London where only 17 per cent of pupils are white is refusing to release details of lessons on gender and far-left concepts like “white privilege” to parents.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson refused to resign and uged the Conservative Party to move on after two thumping special election defeats.

Boris Johnson’s former Brexit boss has warned that he will only survive politically if the government returns to conservative values.

Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has claimed that Jeremy Hunt, Britain’s longest-serving Health Secretary, wanted a China-style regime in which people testing positive for Covid would be taken from their homes and confined in “isolation hotels”. 

The PM faces a leadership challenge, but we must remember whether he stays or goes, every outcome is bad for ordinary Britons.

Boris Johnson has been branded the “Conservative Corbyn” in a party memo ahead of a vote of confidence in his leadership of the Tories. 

Amid record net immigration and a collapse in deportations, Britain’s nominally Conservative government is dishing out even more visas to foreign graduates, undercutting skilled Britons.

Boris Johnson’s government has increased annual legal immigration to over a million for the first time in modern history, as illegal immigration in the Channel remains uncontrolled and deportations remain in freefall. 

Conservative Members of Parliament (MPs) have warned the Boris Johnson government’s Home Office that the “drastic” increase in immigration it is overseeing breaks promises to voters and could cost them the so-called ‘Red Wall’.

The legal age of smoking in Britain could reportedly be raised to 21 years old under a move from the nominally Conservative government.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that the still will “put our arms around the British people again as we did during Covid” amid the cost of living and inflationary crisis.

A Tory MP has reportedly been arrested on suspicion of rape and sexual assault in the latest scandal to hit the governing Conservative Party.

Residents of a small rural village in Yorkshire are angered and dismayed over Home Office plans to establish a 1,500-strong migrant camp in their midst without prior consultation.

British politicians, including leftist London Mayor Sadiq Khan and the government’s trade representative, have waded into the abortion debate in the United States to condemn a reported leaked draft Supreme Court decision to return the decision to the state level.

British lawmakers ordered a parliamentary investigation into Boris Johnson for allegedly lying about whether he broke lockdown restrictions.

British prime minister Boris Johnson declined to offer Holy Week greetings for Good Friday, Maundy Thursday, and Palm Sunday on social media — but made time to recognise the Tamil and Sinhalese new year and publish video messages to mark the Jewish Passover and Sikh Vaisakhi.

Policing minister Kit Malthouse denied that Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak’s political career was doomed after it emerged that his Indian wife benefits from “non-domicile” tax status

An upcoming ban on LGBT “conversion therapy” in the United Kingdom will not cover supposedly transgender children after multiple U-turns by Boris Johnson’s government on the subject. 

Conservative MP Imran Ahmad Khan has been accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy at a party in 2008, a court has heard.

Britain’s first openly transgender Member of Parliament is from the Conservative Party, after Jamie Wallis ‘came out’ on Wednesday.

(AP) — British lawmaker Sir David Amess was “assassinated” while meeting constituents last year by a “fanatical, radicalised Islamist terrorist,” a court heard Monday as the accused killer went on trial.

Britain’s Secretary of State for Digital and Media has admitted that a new “Online Safety” bill has the potential to censor news outlets online.

Plans by Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government for the Royal Navy to take charge of the Channel migrant crisis are a failure before they have “even started”, a parliamentary committee has warned.

Brandon Lewis, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, met with Paul Young and SAS hero Robin Horsfall, of the Northern Ireland Veterans Movement, on Wednesday, informing them the government was once again delaying legal immunity for veterans who served during the Troubles.

“Russia’s assault on Ukraine is a result of Putin’s revenge on those who broke free from the USSR. The EU’s annexation of Northern Ireland is driven by their leader’s wish to punish the UK for daring to break away from the EU,” said Sammy Wilson MP.

Britain’s Conservative Party government has indicated that they will not take action to prevent the European Union from interfering with Northern Ireland while the Ukraine crisis rages on.

So-called “racial awareness” training given to British civil servants reportedly advocates for more immigration and also denounces pub socials and all-white panels interviewing black job candidates.

British government defence minister James Heappey has admitted that the Royal Navy will not be blocking migrant boats or making arrests as the Channel crisis continues unabated — but claims operations in the waterway are “already pretty successful”.