'In the name of God, go' Boris Johnson called to resign by veteran Tory David Davis

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Boris Johnson's daughter Romy was hit "quite badly" by Covid-19 but is now "on the mend", it has been reported. Last week, Downing Street had announced that a member of the 57 year old Prime Minister's family had tested positive for the virus, but did not specify who it was.The PM, who shares a stunning home with wife Carrie after a pricey refurbishment, had pulled out of a visit to Lancashire after Downing Street revealed he'd been in close contact a with relative who had coronavirus. At the time, a No10 spokesperson said he would "follow the guidance for vaccinated close contacts, including daily testing and limiting contact with others".

New Bury South Labour MP Christian Wakeford, who dramatically defected from the Conservatives today, says his old party are 'trying to defend the indefensible - and they are doing so gladly'.

Boris Johnson will fight on against any confidence challenge against him and will lead the Tories into the next election, his press officials have declare.

Boris Johnson has announced in Parliament today that Plan B rules in England will be scrapped.

Former Bury South Tory MP Christian Wakeford told Boris Johnson 'both you and the Conservative Party as a whole have shown themselves incapable of offering the leadership and government this country deserves' as he defected to join Labour.

Line of Duty fans have been left in stitches as a viral video of the AC12 gang interrogating Boris Johnson has gone viral.The spoof clip, shared by political campaign group Led By Donkeys, shows Kate Flemming, Steve Arnott and their boss Superintendent Ted Hastings quizzing the Prime Minister on allegations of parties during the lockdown. In the clip, 57 year old Boris can be seen sitting across the table from the AC12 trio as they begin recording the interview.

Boris Johnson has been hit by a devastating Tory defection to Labour just ahead of his appearance at Prime Minister’s Questions

A Scottish Conservative MP has admitted Boris Johnson should be considering his position over the Downing Street partygate scandal.

Boris Johnson is expected to make an announcement to end some Plan B restrictions next week after MPs were told they can be 'substantially reduced.'

Christian Wakeford has become the latest Tory to submit a vote of no confidence in the Prime Minister after a series of Downing Street parties during lockdown.

Dan Walker hit out at Boris Johnson for 'not knowing the rules' amid the government's lockdown party scandal.The BBC Breakfast host ranted about the prime minister in front of the nation on his BBC morning show - where he joined co-star Sally Nugent on the red sofa.At one point, he even suggested Boris should get the boot as he asked: "How can that be the man in charge?"Dan vented his frustration to Armed Forces Minister James Heappey on Wednesday's Breakfast (January 19).Dan said: "The vast majority of people are judging him from what they’ve seen in public because that’s the only opportunity they get."Yesterday, they did see him in public. You just said he’s a man with his head in the detail and a man who has his hand on the tiller is the way you were describing him.

Boris Johnson upon his return to Good Morning Britain.The 47-year-old comedian was back on our screens for the first time this year on Tuesday morning alongside regular host Susanna Reid.Conversation quickly turned to the fact that Mr Johnson has called for "workplace alcohol ban" inside Number 10 Downing Street after "Partygate".Adil and Susanna welcomed former Dragons' Den star Declan Ballatyne and The Apprentice winner Tim Campbell to join the discussion. Before the segment, Adil was seen wheeling in a suitcase full of alcohol stating: "I'm ready for work now."He continued: "I'd be welcomed to Downing Street with this."Susanna agreed as Adil offered broadcaster Charlotte Hawkins an alcoholic beverage.Mr Johnson is understood to have discussed the illicit parties that were held within Downing Street with the Cabinet Office's Sue Gray, who is leading the inquiry ahead of its publishing which could come as early as this week.Whitehall appears to already be bracing for Ms Gray's findings, with the Prime Minister launching a pre-emptive 'policy blitz' in an attempt to push back against the biggest crisis he has endured since taking office in 2019.An end to Downing Street's drinking culture has been mooted as a large part of a wider policy shake-up dubbed Operation Red Meat in the wake of the party scandal.