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Boris Johnson may no longer be UK PM but that has done nothing to diminish his standing in Kyiv, as he makes yet another visit.

Business Secretary Grant Shapps caused controversy after posting an image of himself with former Prime Minister Boris Johnson airbrushed out.

Nigel Farage said that despite the High Court move to approve the Rwanda migrant scheme, it is still faces years of legal challenges.

Imran Ahmad Khan, a former MP for the ruling Tory party, has lost an appeal against his conviction for sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy.

Boris Johnson has accused the German government of having wanted Ukraine to lose its war against Russia “quickly” for the sake of the economy.

Billionaire Mike Bloomberg apologized to hundreds of Asian guests attending a business event in Singapore this week.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has admitted that a presenter who suggested she was “gleeful” over Boris Johnson’s failure to return as premier broke impartiality rules.

Rishi Sunak has backtracked to cut the number of deep state employees, despite making preparations to cut public spending and hike taxes.

A suspected Russian hack of former Prime Minister Liz Truss’ phone is thought to have leaked top-secret details regarding arms shipments to Russia.

Fresh from bottling out of the Conservative (Tory) Party leadership, Boris Johnson is making a bid for continued relevance by launching a foundation focused on Ukraine. 

To the delight of green agenda advocates, fracking has once again been banned in England by the UK’s new Prime Minister despite the country facing a serious energy crisis.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has been forced to suspend present Martine Croxall for expressing open glee over Boris Johnson failing to return as Tory leader and Prime Minister.

By forcing Boris Johnson out of the race for Tory leader and imposing Rishi Sunak, explicitly rejected by the party grassroots mere weeks ago, the parliamentary elite showcased their utter contempt for regular conservatives more starkly than ever. 

The UK’s former finance minister will be the next Prime Minister after the only other serious challenger dropped out at the last minute.

Boris Johnson has said he will not be standing to lead the country again, implicitly stating the Conservative Party is presently beyond help.

A political slugfest appears to be in store for the UK Tory party, with reports emerging that Boris Johnson has rejected calls from his globalist peers to back down from the race to become Britain’s next Prime Minister.

Boris Johnson has reportedly held talks with WEF-affiliated rival Rishi Sunak over the future of the Conservative Party, with a significant number of senior party officials now demanding that the former Prime Minister stand down before he wins reelection.

Net migration to Britain is reportedly on pace to breach 300,000 this year as a result of Boris Johnson’s post-Brexit migration scheme.

Five members of Cabinet have suggested they will back Boris Johnson to return as Tory leader and Prime Minister, hinting he may just be able to muster enough support to make the membership ballot.

The race to replace Liz Truss will conclude by as soon as Monday when another globalist stooge will likely be installed into Downing Street.

Boris Johnson is pleading with Rishi Sunak, his old Chancellor-turned-Brutus, to “get back together” so he can return as Prime Minister, at least in name. 

The movement to bring back former Prime Minister Boris Johnson into office was seemingly backed by Ukraine, with the official account of government on Twitter posting a ‘Better Call Boris’ meme on Thursday evening.

The next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom will have to convince nearly a third of Tory MPs to back them just to get into the election.

Westminster is buzzing with rumours that Boris Johnson will run to be PM, just 15 weeks since he announced his resignation in July.

Liz Truss has announced she is resigning, having spent just 45 days in post and likely to hand over power within 52 days. 

Britain’s newly minted Prime Minister Liz Truss is already the most unpopular UK political leader in the history of polling.

Democrat Mandela Barnes’s Wisconsin Senate campaign appears to be self-destructing five weeks before election day, as the candidates allies have begun to blame the campaign’s media consultant and “racist” GOP attack ads for Barnes’s lousy performance.

Former President Donald Trump told Breitbart News exclusively that conservative victories in Brazil, Italy, Sweden, Hungary, and more are proof that the “great movement” he leads is spreading worldwide.

Speaking with the star of Breitbart’s My Son Hunter, Laurence Fox, Donald Trump said that “going liberal” was Boris Johnson’s downfall.

Britain’s New Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, is reportedly urging the country’s Prime Minister to finally cut down on record immigration into the UK.

Up to 60 per cent of factories in the UK are now facing possible closure over a massive surge in their energy bills, a manufacturers’ body in the country has now claimed.

Radical senate Democrat candidate Mandela Barnes does not call himself a “progressive” Democrat anymore to “appear less polarizing” in his race against Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI), New York Magazine reported Wednesday.

Liz Truss is the new Prime Minister of the UK and Westminster furiously speculates on who she will select to fill the top jobs of her new govt.

Green for thee, but not for me! Despite dedicating himself to green and Net-Zero, Johnson’s final act as PM was boarding a private jet.

Boris Johnson’s farewell speech obliquely criticised the leadership race and made a classical allusion to a future return to power.

Britain’s new leader is widely expected to appoint a diverse senior cabinet team around her, but one that will miss one major UK demographic.