UK Newspaper Archive

Conservative MPs involved in a “witch hunt” investigation into Boris Johnson over partygate should resign, according to the Daily Mail.

To address the spiraling cost of living, Gordon Brown suggests Boris Johnson and the Conservative leadership candidates agree on an immediate emergency budget.

Nadhim Zahawi is on a family holiday while Boris Johnson is on a delayed honeymoon, the Daily Mirror reports.

According to the Sunday Express, Boris Johnson has declared victory in his “mission to take back control of Britain’s laws and borders”.

In its farewell article to Boris Johnson, the Daily Express speculates that he might return after his comments at PMQs on Wednesday.

FT reports that Boris Johnson’s resignation as Prime Minister put an end to Softbank’s plans for an IPO of Arm.

According to the Daily Express, Boris Johnson will tell his successor to “finish” Britain’s EU exit.

The FT Weekend reports that Boris Johnson will offer public sector workers a 5% pay rise as a parting gift.

Daily Express reports that cabinet members loyal to Boris Johnson are supporting Foreign Secretary Liz Truss in her efforts to prevent “disloyal” Rishi Sunak from becoming Tory leader.

Financial Times reports that senior Conservative party figures are plotting to quickly narrow the field of candidates to succeed Boris Johnson.

Observer claims Boris Johnson is sabotaging Rishi Sunak’s bid to succeed him.

Boris Johnson gave Britain back its freedom, the Daily Express said. According to the newspaper, the prime minister resigned reluctantly and with “great dignity”.

The Daily Telegraph reports that senior Conservatives have called on Boris Johnson to appoint a caretaker PM, saying his failure to leave immediately leaves the country in a “state of paralysis”.

According to the Daily Mail, Tory MPs will “rue the day” they got rid of Boris Johnson.

“It’s (almost) over”, says the front page of The Guardian following Boris Johnson’s resignation.

The Daily Star mocks Boris Johnson’s legacy after he resigned as PM.

The Metro’s front page declares “Leave Means Leave”, as it accuses Boris Johnson of retaining power after he “defied calls” to step down.

There are reports that Boris Johnson wants to stay on as caretaker prime minister – partly to host a “lavish” wedding party at Chequers.

Trying to hold on to the top job is Boris Johnson’s “last stand”, the Daily Express reports.

Boris Johnson insists he will fight on despite what The Daily Telegraph calls an “overwhelming mutiny”.

As the prime minister clings to power, the Metro urges Boris to exit.

Boris Johnson’s cabinet revolt is featured in the Financial Times.

Daily Express reports that Boris Johnson is now free to cut taxes.

“Finally” headlines the Daily Mirror, stating it’s “the endgame for Boris”.

Can even Boris the Greased Piglet wriggle out of this? – The Daily Mail’s front page asks.

The Daily Telegraph reports that Boris Johnson has insisted he will continue as prime minister.

According to the Guardian, Boris Johnson’s leadership is on the verge of collapse after two cabinet members resigned.

Boris Johnson faces tough times ahead, the Daily Star reports.

According to The Independent, Boris Johnson was given a first-hand account of inappropriate sexual behavior by Tory MP Chris Pincher before being appointed deputy chief whip.

An increase in the National Insurance threshold will save workers up to £330 a year, according to Boris Johnson, in “tough times”.