Boris Johnson

Loyalist paramilitary organisations have told British Prime Minister Boris Johnson they are withdrawing support for the Good Friday Agreement. The groups said they were temporarily withdrawing their backing of the peace accord amid mounting concerns about the Northern Ireland Protocol. However, the Loyalist Communities Council stressed that unionist opposition to the protocol should remain…

Mr Johnson said pupils would return on March 8 - with after school clubs and activities also set to resume - as he unveiled the long-awaited 50-page road map to MPs on Monday afternoon. The lockdown will be lifted in gradual steps, but the lifting of restrictions will take place…

Speaking later at a Downing Street briefing, he said "there is light ahead" as a result of the vaccination programme, adding that it was time for the jabs to start replacing curbs on liberty as a way of protecting against Covid-19. "We cannot persist indefinitely with restrictions that have separated…

Boris Johnson has defended the UK’s border and quarantine measures, as officials continue to search for a person infected with the new Brazilian variant of the virus before hotel quarantine was introduced. The prime minister insisted there was “no reason at present” to think the vaccines would not be effective…

Why we’re talking about . . . PM supports 2030 World Cup bid and offers to host all Euro matches this summer  Boris Johnson says the UK is ready to “bring football home” with an offer to host the sport’s two biggest international men’s tournaments.    The prime minister has put forward…

Abraham a wanted man Chelsea could receive summer bids for Tammy Abraham if it appears the striker's long-term future lies away from Stamford Bridge, the Telegraph reports. Thomas Tuchel's treatment of Abraham, plus Chelsea's interest in Erling Haaland, are two reasons why other Premier League clubs and European rivals are…

BORIS Johnson has been put on the spot over Environment Secretary George Eustice's attempt to blame the EU for the ban on shellfish exports to the EU - with Labour arguing the situation is in fact the result of "negligence" by the UK Government.PUBLISHED: 12:33, Mon, Mar 1, 2021 |…

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The son of a British businessman detained in a notorious Indian prison has told Sky News he hopes that Boris Johnson will act to save his father. Christian Michel, 59, has been held in custody without trial since 2018 on charges of allegedly bribing officials over a major helicopter deal…