Boris Johnson has said he is "actively thinking" about a third term, amid criticism of his leadership. The prime minister was asked if he would like to serve a full second term in office - to 2028 ...

At a Commonwealth summit in Rwanda back in June, Boris Johnson was asked if he’d want to serve a second term in office. “At the moment, I am thinking actively about the third term,” he quipped.

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The Conservative Party is split over the reign of Boris Johnson and whether he should ... together with the Defence Secretary, led the thinking and challenged some of the thinking internally ...

JACOB REES MOGG has told GB News that he did not stand in the ongoing Conservative Party leadership contest due to a need to ...

Am I the only unionist disturbed by the seeming consensus among pro-union parties and newspapers that Liz Truss will be good for Northern Ireland?

LONDON (AP) — Britain's Conservative Party chose former Treasury chief Rishi Sunak and Foreign Secretary Liz Truss as the two finalists in an election to replace Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

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Upon his return from a luxurious holiday in Slovenia only last week, the outgoing Tory leader said he could not offer any new ...

In the same way that Blair co-opted Cool Britannia and the renaissance in British pride of the mid-90s, Boris Johnson’s eccentric ... to the dearth of fresh thinking in conservative politics.

Trade Minister Penny Mordaunt came in third and was eliminated ... 11 to start — sought to distance themselves from Johnson, whose term in office began boldly in 2019 with a vow to “get ...

replying that he was thinking "about a third term - mid 2030s". No 10 later suggested he was joking, but it points to Boris Johnson's bullish mood despite two bruising by-election defeats in the ...