The prime minister celebrates the end of the Met police investigation into Partygate
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The prime minister celebrates the end of the Met police investigation into Partygate
• You can order your own copy of this cartoon
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Boris Johnson’s premiership has been characterised by a string of scandals since he entered No 10 in 2019. From “Pestminster” to “Wallpapergate”, the prime minister has sought to ride out every storm during his two an...
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The timing couldn’t have been better. What better way to deal with two humiliating byelection defeats and a growing disaffection within the Tory party about his leadership than for Boris Johnson to spend a week abroad...
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