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It’s not just Piers Morgan the RMT boss is riling up — but both Labour and the Tories are warned they can’t just copy his no-nonsense style.

‘It is very important to show that we are with them for the long haul,’ Johnson says after surprise visit to Ukrainian capital.

UK prime minister arrives in Kyiv the day after a visit from Mario Draghi, Olaf Scholz and Emmanuel Macron.

Empty plane returns to hangar as European Court of Human Rights intervenes.

After barely retaining his MPs’ support in a dramatic confidence vote this week, the British prime minister is far from out of the woods.

Amendment is set to be another headache for Boris Johnson’s government.

Ukrainian president says UK prime minister’s narrow win over Tory rebels was ‘great news.’

‘He’s got 148 stab wounds in him. A few honorable ones in the front, and an awful lot more in the back.’

The British PM survived by 211 votes to 148.

Home Office faces inquiry into delays to issue vital paperwork for EU nationals living in Britain.

Tory MPs will decide whether to back their leader in a ballot.

British prime minister hit with ‘substantial amount’ of jeering from crowd.

Customs chiefs refuse to reveal the export destinations or the goods exported when firms are fined.

Analysis finds unusual gains for Northern Ireland, the only UK region still able to trade goods barrier-free with the EU.

Under Westminster convention, if the ministerial code is broken, a minister would typically have to resign, but the PM says he has not broken the code.

Far from calming things down, a fatefully timed parliamentary break appears to have put Boris Johnson’s leadership in fresh danger.

The prime minister said he was confident colleagues would continue to back him.

Some of those involved see potential for a new centrist party in British politics. Others spy a ‘smugfest.’

Sue Gray report laid bare lurid details of raucous nights of booze and boogying — but failed to land a killer blow. 

How the British prime minister’s position on Partygate has changed … and changed … and changed some more.

Nearly six months after the Mirror first reported allegations of lockdown-busting parties in Downing Street, the results of senior civil servant Sue Gray’s investigation will be published Wednesday.

Staff were less likely to feel safe on the parliamentary estate than MPs, with women feeling less safe than men.