Larry the No 10 cat seen refusing to go inside while Boris Johnson refuses to resign

Piers Morgan sparked controversy when he opened his TalkTV show holding a live pig. The mouthy presenter has been slammed by PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) for the move after he used the piglet as a prop to taunt Boris Johnson on his Piers Uncensored programme.

Boris Johnson's resignation won't be shared with contestants currently in the Love Island villa, it has been revealed.Mr Johnson resigned from his role as Prime Minister on Thursday (July 7), but will remain in position until a replacement is appointed.The ITV2 dating show has been running for over a month now, with Islanders unaware of the goings-on outside the villa.READ MORE:Love Island fans fume as Jacques sticks with Paige and Cheyanne exposes intimate detailsThe show's protocol means that the contestants are not briefed about any information from outside the villa.However, an exception was made in 2021, when contestants were allowed to watch the Euro 2020 final between Italy and England.Occasionally, the rules are bent and information does make its way into the villa.Former Islander Adam Collard, from the 2018 series, said: "The only information you get is when there is a new bombshell or a new islander coming into the house and then you start quizzing them."We’re not supposed to ask, but when Sam Bird came into the house we pestered the life out of him and then he told us the England score for the first game [of the 2018 World Cup], and then the girls in Casa Amor told us the second score."For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The Islanders are currently facing their fair share of drama within the villa, following the explosive Casa Amor re-couplings that took place on Thursday night's episode that saw six new couples formed.READ NEXT:Love Island Tasha floors fans as she lashes out at Casa Amor girls in foul-mouthed rantLove Island spoilers: Paige in tears as she confronts Jacques over steamy Cheyanne flingLove Island fans spot Ekin-Su's secret

In July 2019, just four days after taking office, Boris Johnson took to a podium at the Science and Industry Museum in the heart of Manchester to make a series of bold promises. As had been the case during a bombastic election campaign - which won over some of the region’s key 'red wall' constituencies - the pledges came thick and fast.

Brian May has taken to Instagram to brand Brexit a "great lie" as he celebrated Boris Johnson's resignation as Prime Minister today, having branded him "shamefully inept".The Queen musician, 74, hit out at Boris' resignation speech before revealing his hopes of having someone with "decency, dignity and wisdom" lead the country next.The Queen guitarist reflected on Johnson's "shamefully inept period of office" in view of his three million followers after the news of his resignation today.Alongside a picture of the PM, Brian wrote: "We rejoice in the resignation of Boris Johnson as Prime Minister of Britain."It’s a suitably ignominious end to a shamefully inept period of office."It’s fitting that it’s his lies that brought his reign to an end - since it was lies that brought him into power," he added.Brian went on: "The great lie that Brexit would magically empower Britain, along with his failure to show leadership in his response to the Covid pandemic, have left the people of the UK despondent and economically crippled."His speech on departure was so typical of the inveterate liar who actually believes his own distorted version of the truth," the rocker claimed.The star continued: "Instead of the humble apology he should have delivered to the Nation for the inexcusable behaviour which led even his own party to disown him, his arrogance led him into an attempt to rewrite history, painting himself as a glorious high achiever."All a kind of Trumpian fantasy."A post shared by Brian Harold May (@brianmayforreal)Brian went on to ponder the question of who will replace Johnson once he's left office in October.He went on: "And so now the only question is can the Tory party come up with a new leader who actually has decency,

Boris Johnson and Prince Harry held a surprise meeting, their first since the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced their departure from the UK, a very awkward moment occured.Johnson's many gaffes in his time in the hot seat are being pored over once more after he announced that he would step down as PM after a series of scandals. The Prime Minister was spotted stretching and putting his hand on his head as he met the Duke in January that year, on the margins of a UK-Africa investment summit in London.

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Love Island contestants will not be informed about Boris Johnson's resignation.

Boris Johnson.After Health Secretary Sajid Javid, Chancellor Rishi Sunak and more than 50 other Conservative MPs resigned from roles within the party, the comedian mocked up a resignation letter from Dorries on the matter of bottle openers.“It is with deep sadness that I have reached the conclusion this is not working,” the letter begins. “I have made honest efforts to resolve the difficulties but it has become clear this morning that I am unable to proceed further.“I would like to thank you for purchasing the PoptheTop automatic bottle opener for me last week.

Scott Bryan This has been the weirdest week in British television in a long time.In the days leading up to Boris Johnson’s resignation, the number of gaffes and surreal moments captured on live television became almost impossible to track. But in many ways, these moments reflected the surreal mood of the country as the prime minister refused to step down, despite more than 50 government resignations.Take the political coverage from College Green, a public park in Westminster and a popular location for interviews with politicians.

Queen believes Boris Johnson is an idiot after he eventually resigned following years of scandal, a psychic believes. After being faced with more than 50 resignations in less than 24 hours, the controversial leader finally announced his decision to step down.Now, the Queen, 96, will be faced with asking the new Conservative Party leader to form a government in her name. READ MORE: Prince Harry 'still angry with royals because of Diana's treatment', claims psychic In recent weeks, Boris has been hit with scandal, admitting he met an ex-KGB agent without officials present while he was foreign secretary, back in April 2018.Several of his top MPs including Sajid Javid and Rishi Sunak resigned, sending a meteoric wave through the Party, with many calling on Bozo to hand his notice in before he finally did on Thursday (July 7).

Piers Morgan has been a judge on Britain’s Got Talent and famously squabbled with co-hosts on Good Morning Britain, but it was his most recent spat that taken his fancy more than any other slot. The talkTV presenter hosts a nightly primetime programme called Piers Morgan Uncensored and Wednesday’s edition saw him anchor a 2 hour special edition of the show.

seal who correctly backed England's football team to do well at Euro 2020 has predicted the next Prime Minister after Boris Johnson quit. Banana, a seal at the Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek, has selected the current Defence Secretary Ben Wallace as the likely candidate for PM after a slew of cabinet resignations pushed Boris to the brink.A poll by Tory news website Conservative Home revealed that voters thought Mr Wallace and Minister of State for Trade Policy, Penny Mordaunt, were favourites for the top political job in the country.READ MORE: Trainee EasyJet pilot died following mosquito bite on forehead which infected brain The seal previously backed England to beat Germany, Ukraine and Denmark at Euro 2020 - all of which were correct.

Boris Johnson for drama This England following his resignation, according to reports.Today (July 7) Johnson agreed to resign as Conservative Party leader and UK Prime Minister, with a new leader set to be appointed by autumn.His departure comes after Health Secretary Sajid Javid, Chancellor Rishi Sunak and more than 50 other Conservative MPs resigned from certain roles in the party.According to Variety, upcoming Sky drama This England won’t be filming any scenes to reflect Johnson’s past 48 hours and resignation.

A wax figure of Boris Johnson has appeared outside a Job Centre as the Prime Minister resigned as Tory leader.

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Gary Lineker has led the calls for Boris Johnson's replacement as Prime Minister to be none other than Sam Allardyce.The government is in crisis mode after Tory resignations flooded in, with Johnson finally giving in and calling it a day as PM on Thursday morning (July 7). So who better to bring in than the man who knows all too well the process of steadying the ship - Big Sam.Lineker tweeted: "He’s going. Give it to Big Sam for the rest of the season." Allardyce was regularly turned to when a Premier League club was staring down the barrel of relegation.READ MORE: Boris Johnson dubbed the 'Ralf Rangnick of politics' as PM finally quits No.10He was appointed by Crystal Palace, Blackburn Rovers and Sunderland with the primary purpose of survival, and achieved it with each.

Boris Johnson has just resigned as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

This Morning viewers were quick to flock to social media when the latest show came to an end. Thursday's edition of the ITV daytime programme (July 7) was very different as hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield and their crew ditched the studio for the great outdoors.

Boris Johnson has stepped down as Conservative Party leader after a string of mass resignations made his already precarious position unsustainable.Addressing the public today, the Prime Minister looked sullen and tired as he expressed sadness at giving up "the best job in the world".Wearing a navy blue suit and patterned tie, he revealed plans to serve as PM until a new successor is brought in the autumn.READ MORE: Who will replace Boris Johnson as Prime Minister? Next PM odds and most likely successorIt's a stark contrast to BoJo's first speech as PM back on July 24, 2019.Less than three years ago, Johnson wore a similar smart suit, crisp white shirt and blue tie as he promised to "restore trust in democracy" and "prepare for a post-Brexit future".His signature blonde locks weren't as wild as they looked today, nor did he have dark circles under his eyes.BoJo had plenty of obstacles to deal with during his two years and 348 days in charge of the nation – from the pandemic to Partygate.But it was Johnson's decision to promote ally Chris Pincher to deputy chief whip that proved the final nail in the coffin.The PM approved the appointment despite widespread allegations of inappropriate behaviour.Johnson claimed he was unaware of the complaints but was accused of dishonesty – as it was shown he was told about allegations numerous times.

In view of her 115,00 followers, she tweeted: "Mr Johnson hanging on like a toy boy to his wealthy benefactress, whilst swearing blind he was the best thing that ever happened to her….

Boris Johnson has resigned as Prime Minister of the UK.The PM announced his resignation outside Number 10 Downing Street after almost three years in power.His resignation came in the wake of the departure of the former Health Secretary Sajid Javid and the former Chancellor Rishi Sunak and the resignations of over 50 MPs.Johnson has since been under increasing pressure to step down from his role as PM.Speaking outside Number 10, he said: “It is clearly now the will of the Parliamentary Conservative Party that there should be a new leader of that party and so a new Prime Minister.“I’m immensely proud of the achievements of this government in getting Brexit done, to settling our relations with the continent… reclaiming the power for this country to make its own laws in Parliament.”Johnson added: “To [the] new leader… I say I will give you as much support as I can. And to you, the British public.