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Bowing to inevitable as more than 50 ministers quit, Johnson says it is clear his party wanted someone else in charge

Ministers Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid take aim at Johnson’s ability to run an administration that adhere to standards

Russian president points to ex-UK leader Thatcher's decision to send troops into the Falklands

Official statement says both leaders discussed range of issues including Afghan situation, Ukraine crisis over phone

British PM set to visit Riyadh to lobby crown prince to help offset impact of Ukraine-linked sanctions, says report

Daughter of Pakistani migrants, Munira remained Johnson’s supporter for 14 years

‘I want to say sorry and I will fix it’, says PM Johnson in a raucous parliament debate

Up to 30 people attended the event allegedly organised by his wife, reports ITV News

Following concern about the rapid rise of infections of the Delta variant of the coronavirus

In an effort to gradually reopen the battered $3 trillion economy, aided by one of the fastest vaccine rollouts

Johnson calls for the vote of the people to be respected and civilian leaders released

The show is slated to release in fall, 2022

Both leaders also discussed the benefits of a potential free trade deal between the two countries says spokesperson

The strain has also spread to more than 60 nations according to the WHO

In a letter, British MP Debbie voices concerns over worsening IIOJK situation, extra-judicial killing of Kashmiris

First detailed survey of public’s perception of Johnson’s handling of the Brexit talks and the Covid-19 pandemic

Plans to ease curbs over Christmas across the nation either dramatically scaled back or scrapped altogether

Britain heads for a much more distant relationship with its biggest trade partner than almost anyone expected

Imposes lockdown on over 16 million people amid a new virus strain up to 70% more transmissible than the original

Both sides call on the other to shift position to try to safeguard almost a trillion dollars worth of trade

Failure to reach an agreement would snarl borders, shock financial markets and sow chaos through supply chains

EU chief Brexit negotiator says a ‘no-deal’ now more likely than agreement on a trade pact

British pound tumbled on concerns that there would be no agreement covering annual trade worth nearly $1 trillion

Both sides hope they can secure a deal governing almost $1 trillion of trade a year

The premier will brief about local restrictions after the end of monthlong national lockdown, finance minister says

British premier says US president has got superb medical advice

New restrictions may be needed because the country was facing an “inevitable” second wave of Covid-19 says PM Johnson

Amid growing opposition from within the Conservative party

As Britain explicitly said it plans to break international law by breaching parts of the Withdrawal Agreement treaty

Northern Ireland minister says the new bill would break international law and may only worsen matters

Warns the EU it could undercut the divorce deal it signed unless the bloc agrees to a free trade deal by Oct 15

British premier set to chair a meeting of the coronavirus "war cabinet" as death toll reaches 20,732

After battling grave Covid-19 complications in ICU earlier this month

As Britain’s COVID-19 death toll neared 10,000, the fifth highest national number globally

Total UK hospital deaths from COVID-19 have risen by a daily record of 938 to 7,097

Rouhani dismisses idea, criticises Trump for always breaking promises

Criticises Trump after his remarks that the deal struck with EU would prevent a future Britain/US trade agreement

Setting the next deadline for departure on January 31 next year

As the govt also plans to dissolve parliament on November 6 says British finance minister

As Johnson's plan suffered another humiliating defeat in the parliament

After MPs refused to back British prime minister's Brexit deal

Johnson insists he will take Britain out of the EU on the deadline of October 31

He made no mention of Britain's highest court ruling that his decision to suspend parliament was unlawful

Downing Street has confidently billed the Luxembourg visit as part of efforts to negotiate an orderly divorce

However the gap between Britain and the EU remained “very wide” says the Irish PM

She says France continues to prepare for the possibility of a no-deal Brexit

Johnson recieves criticism for racist comments

UK's prime minister calls parliament to vote in favour of holding an early election on October 15

Lawmakers will seek to pass a law forcing Johnson to ask the EU to delay Brexit for a third time

Johnson promises to lead Britain out of the EU on October 31 with or without an agreement with Brussels