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Files show then PM was walking dog, riding motorbike and hosting guests as pandemic planning stalled in ‘lost month’

Boris Johnson’s sister has accused the Covid Inquiry report of regarding the former Prime Minister as “the Grim Reaper himself” - dismissing the 800 page document as “expensive vindictive rubbish"

'All I can say is everyone involved was doing our level best, under pretty difficult circumstances, to get it right'

Boris Johnson has rejected claims he presided over a toxic and chaotic culture at the heart of the UK government during the pandemic, and accused the COVID-19 Inquiry of being "totally muddled".

Families of the Covid bereaved have reacted to horror to the lack of contrition in the former prime minister’s weekly column

Critics in Gwynedd fear a proposed national park will dilute Welsh language, create 'play areas' and spark 'over-tourism'

Boris Johnson's critics are wilfully ignoring his achievements during the pandemic

What is in the news in Britain, asks BORIS JOHNSON. What are they talking about? You rub your eyes in sheer amazement. Covid!

The then-Foreign Secretary comments on Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe caused a diplomatic incident in 2017

Campaign group says it will pursue all legal means to ensure personal accountability for ‘grave betrayal’

Nadine Dorries and Michael Gove have led attempts to undermine the damning report by Heather Hallett after it found inaction by Boris Johnson’s government may have cost 23,000 people their lives

The Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK campaign group said Boris Johnson’s pandemic actions were a ‘grave betrayal’ of the British public

A report by a public inquiry concluded on Thursday, November 20 that former British Prime Minister Boris

Michael Gove apologised on behalf of the Conservative Party for the shambolic response to the Covid pandemic, but said Boris Johnson's political career shouldn't be over as a result

Despite being overly reliant on the UK Government’s response to Covid, the Scottish Government’s relations with Westminster were marked by ‘constant tension’