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The Tamworth Tory MP quit his role in the whips’ office last June after he was accused of drunkenly groping two men at a private members’ club

Just months after he and Liz Truss tanked the UK economy with their kamikaze mini-budget, Mr Kwarteng has started raking in cash from public speaking

Rachael Bletchly says this week we got to see the dirty laundry the former Prime Minister has been so desperate to hide - but some of his allies believe he can still come back

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson has had 25 notebooks withheld by the government due to concerns by the security services that it contains highly sensitive material

The King awarded medals for charity workers, volunteers and community champions. This is what the honours system is for

For years, both men have twisted the rules, broken their word and trampled over decency. This week reality finally caught up with them, writes JASON BEATTIE

In his first newspaper column - which is said to be part of a £1million contract - the ex-PM told a long-winded story about a Cabinet member

The former PM has been forced into a humiliating retreat as he tells his cheerleaders not to vote against the damning findings of the Privileges Committee

Celebrity Gogglebox stars Rob Beckett and Tom Allen have mocked scandal-hit Boris Johnson following his decision to quit his role as an MP following his controversies

The lockdown-busting former PM committed a 'clear breach' of the rules by failing to get permission from the appointments watchdog, Acoba, for his new job as a newspaper columnist

The Daily Mail teased an 'erudite new columinist who'll be required reading in Westminster and across the world' on its front page on Friday alongside a silhouette figure of a man

The Privileges Committee released a damning report into the ‘Partygate’ allegations, and found Boris Johnson lied to MPs five times, but the former PM has rebuked the findings

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard were only able to wave goodbye at the end of the ITV morning show today as a fierce debate broke out over Boris Johnson and the Partygate report

The disgraced former Prime Minister Boris Johnson's litany of lies caught up with him after a report found he deliberately misled Parliament with his partygate denials

Rishi Sunak has been branded 'weak' after Downing Street suggested he could dodge a Commons vote on the Boris Johnson report, which found he misled Parliament on multiple occasions

Committee report exposes as hollow his claims that 'all ­guidance was followed in No10' during 2020’s illegal lockdown parties, first revealed by the Mirror in December 2021

The dispute that drags on is a stain on ministers who spend more time on Tory psychodramas than governance, says Paul Routledge

MPs on a Tory majority Privileges Committee, Westminster’s wider Conservative tribe and Rishi Sunak all know the truth about the disgraced former PM, writes Kevin Maguire

His feeble attempt to present himself as the victim of a miscarriage of justice and his Trump-style diatribe at the committee only compound the agony

Sir Rod Stewart, who earlier this year declared it was time to 'give Labour a go' at running the country, has admitted he thinks Boris Johnson has 'a wonderful charisma' despite the former prime minister 'telling a few porkies over the years'

Government lawyers have raised concerns about 'potentially problematic' entries in the former PM's diaries that suggested Covid guidance may not have been followed

After being a backbench MP, a Shadow Minister, a two-term London Mayor, Foreign Secretary, Tory leader and Prime Minister, Boris Johnson's political career finally looks to be in tatters

Former Countdown host Carol Vorderman has been an outspoken critic of Boris Johnson and the Conservative government, and previously called the former Prime Minister ‘a dose of diarrhoea’

'Boris Johnson has exploded with a vast stream of incoherent nonsense, like a volcano spewing out lava... More lies, more evasions, more refusal to accept responsibility," says Sir Chris Bryant

MPs said some of his denials and explanations for lockdown bashes were 'so disingenuous' that they were clearly deliberate attempts to mislead Parliament and the Committee in its inquiries