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'Let the bodies pile high': Johnson did make controversial remark despite denials, veteran aide claims

Sky News Tuesday, 7 November 2023
Boris Johnson said he would rather "let the bodies pile high" than impose another lockdown in September 2020, according to one of his most veteran aides - despite the former prime minister denying making the remark several times.
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Tony Blair, Boris Johnson and David Beckham among guests at lavish Indian wedding

VIPs from around the world are invited to an Indian wedding so extravagant it will shut down the heart of the country's financial capital.
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Boris Johnson makes surprise speech at Tory rally [Video]

Boris Johnson makes surprise speech at Tory rally

Boris Johnson made a surprise appearance on the general election campaign trail on Tuesday night, telling a Tory rally: β€œWe’re all here because we love our country.” He repeated warnings of a Labour "supermajority" and said a vote for Reform UK would contribute to that majority. Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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No re-joining but renewed ties: Would a Labour election win bring UK and EU closer together? [Video]

No re-joining but renewed ties: Would a Labour election win bring UK and EU closer together?

Labour's leader Keir Starmer has ruled out any radical re-haul of the UK-EU relationships but has made clear his distaste for Boris Johnson's post-Brexit arrangements.

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Farage attacks Boris Johnson over Ukraine article [Video]

Farage attacks Boris Johnson over Ukraine article

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage unveils a blown-up poster of the β€˜i’ newspaper front page from May 10, 2016, with the headline "Boris blames EU for war in Ukraine". The poster is shown at a rally in Maidstone, Kent, from the top deck of the Reform battle bus. Mr Farage, who has been criticised for saying the west "provoked" the war in Ukraine, tells the crowd: "I was alone, I was the only person in 2014 who said there will be a war in Ukraine. I can't take those words away and nor would I want to." Report by Blairm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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