Boris Johnson says Government may consider laws to stop European Super League

Boris Johnson was given a loan from a Tory donor to fund a lavish refurbishment as allegations of sleaze swirling around Downing Street.

A senior Tory has refused to answer questions over whether Boris Johnson was given a loan from a Tory donor to fund a lavish refurbishment of the Downing Street flat.

Dominic Cummings is preparing to unleash a 'treasure trove' of secret information accusing Boris Johnson of personally being to blame for the UK's devastating coronavirus death toll.

Boris Johnson risks national security and his own safety by using an unsecured private phone, an ex-No10 aide says.

Up to 30 possible Whitehall moles could have had access to the text messages that have embroiled Boris Johnson in a fresh round of sleaze allegations.

Conservative UK government is "becoming quite overpowering", Nicola Sturgeon has said. The Scottish First Minister called for an inquiry into allegations of "contracts for cronies, donations for decorating and text messages for tax breaks", saying: "It is time for the Tories to put all their dealings into the public domain and let them be properly investigated." The nationalist party is calling for all of Prime Minister Boris Johnson 's emails, texts, and call records to be made available for scrutiny.

Boris Johnson says the public "don't give a monkey's" about the Downing Street leak row between him and Dominic Cummings.

Boris Johnson has been accused of breaking his promise to publish communications with billionaire Sir James Dyson.

Dominic Cummings has blasted Boris Johnson and his office for falling "so far below the standards of competence and integrity the country deserves".

Johnson was also accused of approving “tax breaks by text” after he told billionaire inventor Sir James Dyson the Chancellor would “fix” a tax issue for his staff working on making ventilators in the early part of the pandemic.

Face masks could be ditched by summer as life starts to return to normal, according to scientists advising the government.

Gurpreet Singh Johal is calling on Boris Johnson to raise the case of his 34-year-old brother, known as Jaggi, during a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Nahrendra Modi this month.The former Our Lady and St Patrick’s pupil has been imprisoned in India since November 2017 – three weeks after travelling to the country for his wedding.The Sikh human rights activist says he has been tortured in custody, over alleged involvement in the killings of right-wing Hindu leaders and the funding of a now-proscribed group.Gurpreet, who has been tirelessly campaigning for his brother’s release, said: “Boris Johnson’s planned visit to India was cancelled so I am relieved this meeting is still taking place.“The meeting will be almost three years since

The UK must start donating vaccines to poorer countries now - even though it'd slow down our rollout, a SAGE member has said.

Climate activist Greta Thunberg led widespread mockery of Boris Johnson after the Prime Minister insisted the climate fight was not just "bunny hugging".

Manchester United owners the Glazers have faced more anger online than Donald Trump and Boris Johnson in the last 12 months, new research shows.The Glazers have never been popular figures at Old Trafford, with United fans calling for them to sell their beloved club regularly over the past 15 years.And on Sunday night their fractured relationship with Red Devils supporters reached its nadir when the club announced its intention to break away from UEFA competitions and form a highly controversial European Super League with 11 other founding-member sides.The proposal sparked mass outrage throughout European football, meaning on Tuesday and Wednesday all but three of the clubs involved performed humiliating U-turns and withdrew.Ed Woodward has

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A top Tory minister has said he could go vegan to save the planet as he said societal changes would be needed hit the UK's climate targets.

Martin Lewis, 48, has fumed on Twitter today as he urged the Conservative government to stop launching“consultations on scams” and take action, after they announced yesterday that they would begin “tackling” online fraud “later this year”.The financial expert retweeted a post from Financial Times correspondent Josephine Cumbo, who had shared a question on online fraud and pension scams, posed to Conservative MP Bob Blackman and responded to by Minister Of State For Health, Caroline Dineage.Martin raged in view of his 1.1 million followers: “What utter b****ks. @cj_dinenage people are losing money & having mental health destroyed NOW due to the scam epidemic!“We know what to do, me, @TheFCA @mmhpi @WhichUK etc' have been telling u, inc PUT

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READ MORE: Prince Harry blasted for expecting royals to 'welcome' him"I share the concerns of fans about the proposed Super League and the damage it risks causing to the game we love. W.