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Boris Johnson has been dealt a huge Partygate blow with the resignation of his independent adviser on Ministerial Interests.

A popular Northern Quarter pub and boutique hotel has reopened its doors after a huge £200,000 investment featuring new booth seats and a revamped bar.

The former Northern Quarter textile warehouse that is now a quirky pub and boutique hotel loved by Christopher Eccleston and Shaun Ryder

Boris Johnson will himself decide whether he broke any rules relating to the refurb of his flat, No10 has confirmed.

Johnson has been plagued by allegations of misconduct over the payments since last Friday, when his former senior adviser Dominic Cummings said his plans for “secret” donations were “unethical, foolish and possibly illegal”.

Officials feared the 1997 general election could be plunged into chaos if the Queen Mother died during the campaign.

Shameless Boris Johnson has demanded his ministers guarantee “no place for bullying” in government - days after he kept Priti Patel in a job.

Boris Johnson tried and failed to get an investigator to "water down" a report about Priti Patel bullying staff, according to reports.

A former top civil servant claims he told Priti Patel not to shout and swear at staff within the first month of her appointment as Home Secretary.

A report into allegations of bullying by Priti Patel reportedly found that the Home Secretary broke the rules for ministers.Prime minister Boris Johnson is expected to release an assessment of its findings today - but looks set to reject calls to sack Ms Patel.The Labour Party is now calling for the enquiry report to be published in full.Ministers would usually be expected to resign if they breach the code, however Mr Johnson is expected to point to a finding that her conduct was “unintentional”.The prime minister's adviser on ministerial standards, Sir Alex Allan, who conducted the enquiry, found that the home secretary "has not always met the high standards of the code in treating civil servants with respect", according to The