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Boris Johnson has resigned as leader of the Conservative party, and will remain prime minister until a new leader is found. Rishi Sunak, who walked out of the Treasury on Tuesday within minutes of Sajid Javid quitting, had been widely seen as the frontrunner until a series of missteps, including the botched spring statement.

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The prime minister stressed that any further Russian incursion into Ukrainian territory would be a tragic miscalculation. The inquiry heard that Mr Cummings had suggested that in February and March 2020 there was “an untoward degree of optimism bias on the part of the prime minister”.Voting Tory will cause your wife to have bigger breasts and increase your chances of owning a BMW M3. Malaysian women go to university to find a husband He could also be ousted by a vote of no confidence in Parliament, but this would rely on Tory MPs supporting an opposition motion and voting against their own government - an unlikely scenario.

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I know people sacrificed a great deal during Covid and they will find this situation upsetting. I deeply regret the frustration and anger caused and I am sorry. Sheila Gibb, who says she's never supported Johnson, suggests he won't “be able to show his face” in west London anymore. The target set to be set to be outlined in today’s white paper to close the gap in healthy life expectancy between the richest and poorest areas over the next decade, while welcome, is extremely ambitious. It appears the government has failed to grasp the enormity of the challenge.Mr Shafi said: “I think that was a term that was also widely used in DHSC (Department of Health and Social Care) and the NHS of people who didn’t need to be in hospital.” In a 2006 collection of journalism, entitled Have I Got Views for You, Johnson wrote about the increasing tendency of women to work, saying they had been “socially gestapoed into the workplace”. He wrote: Downing Street made a number of new ministerial appointments in the morning, before Mr Johnson made a speech announcing his resignation as party leader in the afternoon.