Boris Johnson

The 47-year-old, who won by a comfortable margin, will succeed Boris Johnson on Tuesday (Sept. 6) and will join the likes of Theresa May and Margret Thatcher as

Although Johnson has committed to resigning as leader of the Conservative party, he still intends to remain in his post as prime minister until autumn.

UK prime minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak have been handed fines by the Metropolitan Police for breaking Covid regulations.

Downing Street has said that if the law is scrapped it would be replaced simply with guidance that would suggest self-isolation, instead of mandating it.

The government is preparing to deploy 150 qualified military drivers to deliver fuel and a further 150 personnel as backup support to aid the situation.

Notable figures from across the globe are weighing in on Nicki’s vaccine hesitancy and her story about a person getting swollen testicles after his shot.

UK Health Secretary Sajid Javid said: “We just shouldn’t be doing things for the sake of it or because others are doing, and we should look at every possible...

He also suggested those handed anti-social behaviour orders should have to do community service in "in one of those fluorescent-jacketed chain gangs".

Butler said: “Poor people in this country have paid with their lives because the prime minister spent the last 18 months misleading this house and the country.”

Under the widely-criticised new rules, ‘vaccine passports’ will be required for entry to all nightclubs and in-door gatherings by the end of September.

“I want to reiterate my support, our support, our total support for our fantastic team, and I support them in the way that they show solidarity with their frien

Although cases were expected to surge to an expected 100,000 per day, Boris said the country would simply have to “learn to live” with COVID.

G-7 nation leaders including Joe Biden came together to pledge to donate at least 1 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses to other countries around the world.

According to the PM, a new Antivirals Taskforce has been set up to look into treatments for people exposed to the virus in a bid to stop the virus spreading.

An upcoming report has drawn critics who say the subject is of relatively little importance and that it distracts from much larger problems on a systemic level.

The news is particularly surprising given the police’s highly controversial and heavy-handed response to the vigil and peaceful protests held in Clapham Common.

With Chancellor Rishi Sunak's help, he's set aside £2.8million for the bid, a sum dwarfed by the £18million spent on the failed 2018 campaign.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson reveals the specifics of his "roadmap out of lockdown", making clear what businesses can open and how soon they can do so.