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Boris Johnson has dramatically agreed to resign as Prime Minister having presided over months of scandal and one of the most tumultuous premierships of modern times.

Susanna Reid, 51, has fumed at Michael Gove on Twitter after his appearance on Good Morning Britain today.Secretary of State for Levelling Up Michael Gove was given a dressing down by the presenter on the ITV news programme. She tore into the minister over the cost-of-living crisis and demanded to know why he would not remove VAT on energy bills to help citizens.On Twitter, Susanna continued her anger against Gove as she typed: “In 2016 Michael Gove wrote a newspaper article saying VAT on fuel bills hit the poorest hardest & we should Brexit to remove VAT. “In 2022 he says removing VAT would help the wealthiest most and we shouldn’t do it.”The mother-of-two also shared a video clip from GMB showing her grilling of Gove, as she questioned why he campaigned for removing VAT on energy bills previously, but was now not supportive of the change.However, some of her followers also seemed frustrated that it appeared Gove was unable to fully answer Susanna’s questions without interruption.@BcfcDavid wrote: “During the whole 1 min 6 seconds of this video, there were only 13 seconds where you didn't speak or talk over him.Seriously, what's the point? Hold ministers to account but let us listen to what they have to say.”(sic)@zx_spectrum_30 remarked: “Whilst removing VAT for everyone would be lovely, the tax just gets raised somewhere else so I would like the rich to carry on paying it, but have some means of removing/rebating/supporting those that really need it.

UK households which open up their homes to Ukrainian refugees will receive a “thank you” payment of £350 per month, the Government is expected to announce.

Adil Ray revealed he was almost killed as a toddler in a racist attack with a brick.The Citizen Khan star, 47, was having his nappy changed by his mother when the missile was thrown through a window and just missed his head.He said: “My mum was changing my nappy I mean as a toddler and a brick comes through the window and misses my head by half an inch or something – and then she goes, ‘That’s it then, we’re moving’.“Then we moved into a slightly nicer part of the area, semi-detached and it was lovely. But we heard that half the street had tried to get together to try and buy the house when they heard a load of Asians were moving in.“That was sort of a real wow ­moment.

Angela Rayner’s son asked her to step down as an MP because of the number of threats she receives.

Lisa Nandy will take on Michael Gove in her new shadow cabinet role following a reshuffle of Labour’s front bench.

The UK Government has indicated it plans to bankroll upgrades to the A75 – despite transport being a Holyrood matter.

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Indyref2 by making Ruth Davidson the leader of the pro-Union campaign.

lockdown despite First Minister Nicola Sturgeon criticising it as “not essential”. Gove, the Cabinet Office Minister, said: “The Prime Minister has a responsibility and a role to make sure the vaccine roll-out is proceeding appropriately, to thank those on the front line, NHS professionals and those in the British Army who are making sure things work well.”“It’s absolutely right, the Prime Minister should be there talking to those who are involved in that effort.

coronavirus across the United Kingdom. UK Government cabinet minister Michael Gove revealed the plan during a visit to Alness in the Highlands, praising the joint approach with devolved governments despite what he described as “noises off”.

Important Brexit talks were rudely gatecrashed by a cat who meowed so loudly she drowned out Michael Gove during a video call today.

Michael Gove warned the nation today that whatever the temptation and whatever the weather - 'do not go outside to lakes and the countryside'.

Good Morning Britain hosts Piers Morgan and Charlotte Hawkins interviewed Conservative politician Michael Gove to get some answers on the latest action the Government are taking to tackle the spread of COVD-19, otherwise known as coronavirus.

Michael Gove has dismissed concerns that Brexit will leave Scotland worse off and insisted it would be a good thing for businesses. The senior Conservative clashed with SNP MSPs over the constitution in a virtual session of Holyrood's Europe and external affairs committee today.Gove - who is responsible for UK Government preparations for a possible No Deal Brexit - said leaving the EU would offer greater opportunities to Scotland's fishing and agricultural sectors.But Nationalists said a chaotic exit from Europe risked leaving Scots poorer.