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You on the other hand did not. You broke those laws intended to keep us safe. You trampled on the sacrifices we and all the British public made," the letter from the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice group says. He is the first of what inquiry chair Baroness Hallet described as "high profile and important witnesses", who will give evidence this week.

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In 2005, while campaigning to be the Conservative MP for Henley-on-Thames, Johnson is widely reported as saying: Opposition politicians have called for Parliament to be recalled and for a no-confidence vote, with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer saying the PM and chancellor should resign

Then-Brexit minister Lord Frost delivered a speech which hinted at a discomfort with the direction Mr Johnson was taking, and resigned less than a month later. News reports described the speech as “bizarre”, while other critics called it “shambolic”, “a mess” and “embarrassing”.

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She also bemoaned the fact that her colleagues were pulling support for the prime minister “on the very day” it set out its plans to “level up” the UK. The prime minister’s reset continued with a mini-reshuffle, appointing Mr Pincher as deputy chief whip alongside new chief whip Chris Heaton-Harris after they ran a shadow whipping operation to shore up support for Mr Johnson as MPs sought to oust him over partygate allegations.Writing his valedictory as editor of the Spectator, Johnson made the following reference to Kimberly Quinn, then the publisher of the magazine: Well, it’s been another busy day in Westminster, with more letters of no confidence going in to the 1922 Committee chair Sir Graham Brady and Boris Johnson finally getting around to that call with Vladimir Putin. The group asks if a new variant emerges that requires fresh public health measures, will Johnson have the "moral authority" to impose them? Mayors must be given new money to invest, and powers to raise local tax and take more control over economic decisions for their patch;