The resignation came after 50 ministers and aides resigned in open rebellion against Johnson. ...
UK's Guardian: "The short version of how Americans lost their right to terminate a pregnancy might be summed up in one name: Trump." ...
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UK SkyNews: "The exact details of the agreement are being kept confidential."...
UK's Sky News: "Boris Johnson is now in the throes of the most acute political crisis of his premiership."...
The UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a massive party rebellion after over 100 Conservative lawmakers voted against his new coronavirus restrictions.
Johnson, who holds a majority of 74 seats in the parliament of 650, had to depend on the backing of the opposition Labour Party to pass the new pandemic regulations. "The prime minister was forced to rely on the votes of Labour MPs to win Commons approval for the introduction" of the measures, the newspaper Independent reported.
“The Indian press is much better-behaved than the American press," Biden told Indian PM Narendra Modi at their Friday meeting. "I think, with your permission, you could not answer questions because they won’t ask any questions on point."...
"Multiple deaths and injuries reported in twin blasts outside Kabul airport."...
Europe is plunging into darkness ahead of this year's Christmas season as Germany and the United Kingdom tighten their already harsh coronavirus lockdowns.
Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Saturday accused the European Union of threatening a food blockade of the country if it failed to agree to the 'divorce' terms imposed by Brussels. "We are now hearing that, unless we agree to the EU's terms, the EU will use an extreme interpretation of the Northern Ireland protocol to impose a full-scale trade border down the Irish Sea," the British prime minister wrote in an op-ed for the Daily Telegraph.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged parents send their children back to school when they reopen for the first times after five month-long coronavirus shutdown. "Keeping our schools closed a moment longer than absolutely necessary is socially intolerable, economically unsustainable and morally indefensible," Boris Johnson said.
