are you sticking around, chief whip? the deputy prime minister, a loyal lieutenant, had earlier been on the airwaves defending him. it is precisely because we take this, and the prime minister takes this so seriously, first of all, that the gray review was commissioned and then published in full, what he has received, and also why it is quite right she has got the prerogative to refer any issues to the the police. but many tories are still reserving judgment of the prime minister, and this former chief whip says he has lost confidence in him. boris is running a modern government like a medieval court. you need to rule and govern through structures, whitehall, cabinet, through the national security council, that is not the way with boris, and many of us thought he would govern in the way he did when he was mayor of london, through being chairman of the board, running a very good team. that is not what has happened. mrjohnson is far from out of trouble. there remains much unease among
and he says, i can t answer that because of the investigation. he knows very well whether he was in the flat and he is taking us forfools. before leaving today, mrjohnson met his cabinet. he has promised to shake up the way he runs things. might his chief whip be one casualty? are you sticking around, chief whip? and the deputy prime minister, a loyal lieutenant, had earlier been on the airwaves defending him. it is precisely because we take this, and the prime minister takes this so seriously, first of all, that the gray review was commissioned and then published in full, what he has received, and also why it is quite right she has got the prerogative to refer any issues to the police. but many tories are still reserving judgment in the prime minister, and this former chief whip says he has lost confidence in him. boris is running a modern government like a medieval court. you need to rule and govern through structures, whitehall, cabinet, through the national security council. that