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  • Now Boris Johnson has a fourth job after signing half a million pound book deal

    July 26, 2015

    As if the prospect of working three jobs wasn’t enough, Boris Johnson has only gone and landed himself a fourth. The Mayor of London, MP for Uxbridge and Telegraph columnist can add a fourth string to his increasingly crowded bow, after signing a book deal. Busy Boris will pen a new biography of Shakespeare for [...]

  • Boris banters in Twitter Q&A

    July 16, 2015

    YOU WOULD have thought that by now politicians would have learnt to avoid Twitter Q&As. They just descend into silliness. Never one to let the fear of causing a scene deter him, Boris Johnson held his own yesterday and fought fire with fire. Rather than ignoring some of the sillier questions, including “are you excited [...]

  • Theresa May bans water cannon use in England and Wales after London mayor Boris Johnson authorised the Metropolitan Police to buy three last year

    July 15, 2015

    It's a case of egg on the face for London mayor Boris Johnson today, after home secretary Theresa May banned the use of water cannon on the British mainland today.  May said the weapons should not be used as a part of riot control techniques, citing safety fears as a major factor.  In the House [...]

  • TfL Tube strike 2015: London mayor Boris Johnson admits Night Tube might miss launch date

    July 9, 2015

    Boris Johnson has admitted the Night Tube may not start on time, on the day of the biggest London Underground strike in more than a decade.    Speaking at City Hall this morning the London mayor refused to commit to the 12 September launch. “I'm not hung up on the date”, he said, adding: “We'll [...]

  • July Budget 2015: Boris Johnson says cut top tax rate and introduce living wage

    July 6, 2015

    Boris Johnson has said he thinks the government should cut the top rate of income tax from 45 pence and simultaneously make some of Britain's biggest companies pay the living wage. The London mayor argues only boosting the income of society's richest individuals is unfair, and should be matched with pay increases for low-paid employees [...]

  • Airports Commission report: We’ll decide on Heathrow third runway by the end of the year, says David Cameron

    July 1, 2015

    The government will decide whether to accept a recommendation by the Airports Commission, led by Sir Howard Davies, to increase capacity at Heathrow airport by building a third runway "by the end of the year", the Prime Minister said today. Read more: Here's what the third runway will actually look like Although David Cameron ducked [...]

  • Heathrow third runway expansion: Boris Johnson says “it’s not going to happen”

    July 1, 2015

    "It's not going to happen" Boris Johnson has said of the Airport Commission's decision to back expansion at Heathrow airport. The London mayor whose own proposals for a new airport on the Thames estuary dubbed "Boris Island" were sunk last year, called the Heathrow plans "disastrous". He accused Sir Howard Davies who led the commission [...]

  • EU referendum: London Mayor Boris Johnson wants public to vote for an exit

    June 28, 2015

    London Mayor Boris Johnson has hinted he is in favour of voting “no” in the EU membership referendum.   Read more: London mayor Boris Johnson calls on Cameron to drive through EU reform   Ultimately, he says he wants the UK to remain in the bloc, but hopes voting to leave will shock EU leaders into [...]

  • Boris Johnson says Uber drivers must pass black cab style Knowledge test

    June 24, 2015

    Fresh from his expletive-ridden verbal tussle with a cabbie, the Mayor of London has come out on the side of London's black cab drivers in their rivalry with Uber. Boris Johnson has promised Knowledge style tests and language requirements for Uber drivers who London's traditional taxi drivers believe should be better regulated. Speaking at the [...]

  • Boris Johnson says City will thrive even if there’s a Brexit

    June 22, 2015

    Boris Johnson has poured cold water on fears over the potentially damaging impact of  a Brexit on the City, also saying that London will continue to thrive as long as it invests in infrastructure. The incumbent London mayor shrugged off some business leaders' concerns that exiting the European Union would be harmful to Britain, saying [...]

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