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While most people say it was the right decision for Johnson to stand down, some Uxbridge locals have sympathy for the situation he found himself in. Staff at the commission, which oversees political expenditure, are examining claims that Conservative party funds initially paid for the renovations, that the party may have loaned Johnson the money, and that cash was handed over by Tory donors including David Brownlow to pay for the work and set up a trust through which money could be funnelled. It's been suggested that process could last until October, although it could be much shorter with the replacement of Theresa May as leader only taking two months. Conservative MP Gareth Davies has quit as parliamentary private secretary to the Department of Health and Social Care.

I cannot see him getting more than 60 votes so … he’s done. He will say he is grandly not putting himself forward for the good of the nation because he knows he’ll get stuffed.” Video caption: Boris Johnson resigns as Tory leader: Voters from across England react to the news Boris Johnson resigns as Tory leader: Voters from across England react to the news He pledges to stay on as PM until a successor is chosen - but a growing number of Tory MPs say he has to leave No 10 nowThey will be moving into the property with their two young children – Wilf, two, and eight-month-old Romy. Mr Johnson has said people should wait until Sue Gray’s investigation into the Downing Street parties is concluded before calling for any resignation. He made clear the government would not seek to implement new policies or make major changes of direction, rather it would focus on delivering the agenda on which the government was elected. They highlighted achievements including delivering Brexit, the vaccine rollout, supporting people with the cost of living and his global leadership after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, No 10 said.

Johnny Mercer MP to be a Minister of State (Minister for Veterans’ Affairs) at the Cabinet Office. He will attend Cabinet

Marcus Jones MP to be a Minister of State at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. The culture secretary, Nadine Dorries, said Johnson had been “right to personally apologise” because people were “hurt and angry at what happened”. She said it was now right to await the findings of senior civil servant Sue Gray’s inquiry into Downing Street gatherings. The findings could come as soon as the end of next week but more likely the week after, a cabinet source suggested. bullshit cos altern is admit he broke rules + resign https://t.co/J3jslbQV9A— Dominic Cummings (@Dominic2306) January 12, 2022 For example, the York Outer MP Julian Sturdy has said Johnson’s claim he thought the gathering at Downing Street was work-related “will not wash with the British public, who at the relevant time were making significant sacrifices”.

The PM was right to apologise and I support his request for patience while Sue Gray carries out her enquiry.— Rishi Sunak (@RishiSunak) January 12, 2022 Former education secretary Justine Greening told Newsnight she believes Johnson should stand down immediately. Boris Johnson’s time as prime minister is over, and that means so is his tenure living in 10 Downing Street. Attorney General Suella Braverman told ITV's Robert Peston she will be standing in any leadership contest. Braverman has called on the PM to resign, but she hasn't resigned from Johnson's cabinet because "we need an attorney in government" He tells the BBC that one poll taken on Thursday after the raft of ministerial resignations put Tory support at 31%, which Curtice says is "as bad as it was at the height of the Partygate scandal".The balance has tipped now in favour of saying that the prime minister - it pains me to say it - but it's time to go."