Boris Johnson's ex-communications chief sorry for holding party in No10 on eve of Prince Philip's funeral

Boris Johnson has called for an inquiry into claims made by Conservative MP Nusrat Ghani, alleging that she was sacked as a junior minister because of concerns about her 'Muslimness'.

Boris Johnson is facing a make-or-break week for his premiership with his future in No 10 hanging in the balance.

The Scottish Tories have been accused of "running scared" by the SNP ahead of council elections in May.

The Queen has visited Prince Philip's cottage for the first time since his he passed away to mark the anniversary of her father, King George VI.

Nicola Sturgeon has said she is "determined" that Scots will be able to vote at a second referendum on independence by the end of next year.

Bury South MP Christian Wakeford has said Boris Johnson is "living on borrowed time" as he hit out at the prime minister for "poisoning the Tory Party from top to bottom”.

Tory defector Christian Wakeford says Boris Johnson is on borrowed time as a half-dozen leadership contenders vie to do the dirty on the PM.

Boris Johnson is "unfit for office", former Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has said.

Hundreds of pro- independence activists have gathered to march in Glasgow urging Boris Johnson to resign following latest revelations about rule-breaking gatherings in Downing Street.

Downing Street staff are said to have partied until 1am at boozy leaving drinks held the night before Prince Philip's funeral.

Boris Johnson once gave a shocking answer which left football fans feeling slightly uneasy over which team he supports.The Prime Minster has been in the firing line in recent weeks after it emerged that a series of 'parties' were held by the Conservative Party while the country was under strict restrictions.But the controversial politician may have divided the population further with a bizarre claim during the middle of his second term as Mayor of London back in 2015.When asked what his footballing allegiances were, fence-sitter Johnson stated he had no favourites and was rooting for every club across the capital.He said: "I support all of the London teams," before adding his children support Newcastle United. While clearly a diplomatic response to keep fans of various clubs on-side in his political endeavours, Johnson’s answer comes as a surprise given the deep rivalries between London clubs.Such a statement would be inexplicable to die-hard West Ham fans who share a bitter and long-standing rivalry with Millwall.Do you think supporting two rival clubs is a disgrace? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Support for Scottish independence has risen slightly as voters turn against Boris Johnson, a new poll suggests.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced in Parliament that Plan B rules in England are to be scrapped.

A contender to become the next Conservative Prime Minister once backed a campaign for the Scottish Tories to split from the UK party.

Boris Johnson's Wikipedia page.The placeholder site began sending users to the under-fire Prime Minister’s entry on the online encyclopaedia over the weekend after being snapped up by Mark Rofe, 32, from Surrey.His stunt comes after PM Boris “Bozo” Johnson faced increasing pressure this week to resign, as he continued to insist he thought the May 2020 drinks party in his own back garden had been a work event.Detailing how he pulled off the cheeky website switch-up, Mark said: "Initially I wanted to register Liar.co.uk and put a website up with all the lies our Prime Minister has told, but the domain was already taken. "But I did see that the domain was available to rent for £299 a month on the domain platform Dan.com, so I shared the idea on Twitter and got a few people together to split the cost and redirected it to his Wikipedia page." Mark, who is the founder of Christmastrees.co.uk added “I wanted to do something that makes a serious point but in a humorous way, hopefully this achieves that.

The sudden announcement that masks would no longer be required in secondary schools from today came as somewhat of a shock to education leaders.

Downing Street offered to ease Covid restrictions so that more people could attend Prince Philip’s funeral, but the Queen declined as it ‘wasn’t fair’, new reports claim. Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, died on 9 April 2021 and it is reported in Private Eye magazine that Number 10 contacted the Queen to offer a temporary lifting of restrictions for his funeral on 17 April. However, the offer was rejected by the monarch who reportedly wanted to set an example to the nation.

PIERS Morgan has revealed what The Queen told him after he suggested she might not be entirely delighted with all the garden parties she puts on. The TV star, 56, recalled a conversation between the pair at one of said parties at Windsor Castle, saying the head of monarchy, 95, was “fun” to be around.

LINE Of Duty star Vicky McClure has hinted she did take part in creating the viral video of the police officers from the show grilling Boris Johnson over the Downing Street parties scandal. Quizzed on today’s This Morning about whether she had a part in it,  Vicky said: “I can neither confirm or deny it.” She then cheekily added: “It was really nice seeing Martin and Adrian again though!” The video, which was viewed more than 5 million times in a day, sees stars of the series Vicky and Adrian Dunbar and Martin Compston taking the PM to task.

Anum Qaisar is calling for Boris Johnson to “resign immediately” after she tackled the latest lockdown party revelations at Prime Minister’s Questions – and accused him of “the ultimate betrayal”.

Up to five more Tory MPs are considering jumping ship to Labour, according to reports.