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Prime minister grows in confidence despite delays to publication of ‘partygate’ inquiry
Long-awaited clampdown on money laundering and fraud pushed down legislative agenda
Those making lazy assumptions may overestimate Boris Johnson’s winning powers in former Labour heartlands
Met wants to avoid civil servant’s probe prejudicing its investigation
Tory MPs urge prime minister to chart new course with lower taxes and less regulation
UK foreign secretary accused of wasting public money on trip to meet officials
Document following inquiry by senior official has been delayed by dispute over its contents
Boris Johnson has left the public feeling like mugs for obeying Covid rules of his own government’s making
UK PM’s aides seek to shore up support with Met confirming police inquiry
Prime minister’s allies try to rally support ahead of a possible vote of no confidence
Boris Johnson says probe will ‘help to give the public the clarity it needs’ on alleged breaking of Covid rules
Report of birthday event in cabinet room with 30 guests piles pressure on prime minister as publication of Sue Gray report looms
Boris Johnson has failed to set the right tone from the top
PM says he takes ‘very seriously’ claims by MP Nusrat Ghani she was sacked as minister over ‘Muslimness’ concerns
Ex-minister says ‘Muslimness’ was raised as issue for her firing and claims she was told not to complain
Outside the politics, ‘partygate’ serves only to further illustrate our scary relationship with alcohol
UK PM’s allies express concern he will soon face a no-confidence vote after report into ‘partygate’
Alexander Temerko says has ‘a very good case’ and will seek judicial review into rejection of £1.2bn cable scheme
A weakened prime minister throws out half-baked policies to save his own skin
Group of backbenchers who entered parliament in 2019 move against the prime minister
Senior Tory claims PM’s allies threatened to withhold public funding from constituencies
Plans for interconnector with France faced opposition in Portsmouth where cable would have come ashore
Fragile truce after MP’s defection to Labour and David Davis telling PM to quit brings critics back onside
Johnson may have only secured a temporary reprieve over Downing Street parties scandal
David Davis demands prime minister’s departure as newly elected Conservative MP defects to Labour
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