Boris Johnson 'let down' voters who handed him election with 'hurtful' care home remarks

Boris Johnson has turned down the EU's vaccine scheme over fears of delays, it has emerged.

A post shared by Leo Varadkar (@leovaradkar) on Jul 9, 2020 at 2:19am PDTHe is not, however, the only leader, or former leader in his case, to soldier on in tight or unusual quarters.  A post shared by Boris Johnson (@borisjohnsonuk) on Jun 22, 2020 at 1:57pm PDTLiving at No. 10 definitely has its perks.

Boris Johnson has been accused of parachuting 'failing' Chris Grayling into the committee responsible for publishing the long-delayed Russia report.

Boris Johnson has missed his target to get all coronavirus tests delivering results in 24 hours by the end of June.

Indoor gyms could be given the green-light to re-open in a matter of days after being closed for nearly four months, according to reports.

Boris Johnson has approved a £250,000 payoff for a top official he ousted - and said it was "value for money."

Boris Johnson's 'oven-ready' Brexit border plan is vulnerable to smuggling and challenge from international trade chiefs, one of his own senior ministers warned in a leaked letter.

Peter Andre’s wife Emily MacDonagh, who has been working on the frontlines during the coronavirus crisis, has shared her thoughts on Boris Johnson’s recent lockdown update.

It wasn’t too much of a surprise when the Health Secretary Matt Hancock said we won’t be able to go away this summer. It is gutting because it’s nice to get away but we’re all in the same boat.

'Near normality' should return to the UK by July, Boris Johnson has reportedly told MPs.

Boris Johnson has called for more patience from the nation as it plots a course back to normality.

Boris Johnson’s “hapless” leadership during the coronavirus public health crisis is paving the way for independence, a senior SNP politician claimed.

Ricky Gervais has expressed sympathy for UK prime minister Boris Johnson amid criticism of the government’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

Many people made a wary return to work today after Boris Johnson loosened lockdown.

Boris Johnson was accused by Labour’s Keir Starmer of being too slow in getting on top of the coronavirus crisis in care homes.

Scots comedian Frankie Boyle has once against caused controversy online by saying he had 'bought fireworks' in case Boris Johnson lost his life to coronavirus.

Comedian Frankie Boyle, 47, has sparked outrage from some of his 2.8 million Twitter followers after joking about Boris Johnson’s comments that contingency plans were made for his death after he was hospitalised with coronavirus.The former Mock The Week star quipped that he “bought fireworks” in case the Prime Minister died of the disease in a post yesterday.Frankie tweeted: “Boris Johnson said contingency plans were made for his death. “That’s true - I’d bought fireworks."The television personality referenced Johnson's recent remarks in which he revealed contingency plans had been put in place to keep the government running if he didn’t recover.The PM spent three nights in intensive care during his battle with COVID-19.He is now back at

Frankie Boyle has joked he "bought fireworks" in case Boris Johnson died of coronavirus.

More than 4,000 extra journeys were made on the London Underground on Monday, a day after Boris Johnson told people to go back to work if they can't do their jobs from home.

This was what travelling on a bus looked like the morning after Boris Johnson signalled a relaxation of the lockdown rules. It shows two people standing and others clearly seated within two metres of each other. The image was taken by a concerned NHS worker on board the 42b Stagecoach service from Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester city centre towards Oxford Road and Manchester Royal Infirmary at 7am on Monday. It took place the morning after Prime Minister Johnson had announced a modest easing of lockdown rules including that people who could not work from home should consider returning to work as long they abide by social distancing and avoid public transport where possible.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has faced a lot of criticism for his coronavirus lockdown update, with people saying they have been left confused by a lack of clarity and mixed messaging.