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Boris Johnson did not do well in the House of Commons on Wednesday, as the British prime minister had to defend himself against repeated demands by the opposition to step down as prime minister. Johnson admitted to attending the alleged garden party, but did not resign. “Outrageous,” the newspapers across the channel call it.
Boris Johnson has come under fire several times since becoming prime minister in 2019. But what happened on Wednesday in the House of Commons can safely be seen as a low point in his tenure. After a garden party for his staff to thank them with a drink during the first shutdown – where nothing was allowed – Johnson had to run through the dust. He apologized, but despite repeated requests, he did not step down.
The English newspapers didn’t have much to say about Johnson the next day. “Outrageous”, you read the first page of woman. “First Johnson said no rules were broken, then said he didn’t know about parties, now he admits he attended a party but didn’t realize it was one.”
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according to Watchman Will it remain a question of whether Johnson can remain as prime minister, times He writes that the “rebellious prime minister” refuses to resign “while the polls are getting worse” and the Financial Times remains vigilant: “Johnson defies Tory demands to resign”.
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“Rooster and Bull Tori”, kopt daily log Then again. This is an expression used when someone gives an explanation and no one believes it. the National Stronger: “liar.”
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Other newspapers are also not tender. telegraph He writes that Johnson is in trouble to catch, daily Mail Talking about “Operation Boris Save” and daily expression He writes “I’m sorry…but prove what you can do for Great Britain”. the star He continues: “Sorry… I’m not sorry. The rules only apply to the little guy.”
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