New wave of no confidence letters in Boris Johnson ‘submitted to 1922 committee’

PM said on Saturday that he plans to lead country into 2030s

Emily Atkinson
Tuesday 28 June 2022 17:38 BST
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Boris Johnson said he wanted to lead the Conservative party into the next two elections
Boris Johnson said he wanted to lead the Conservative party into the next two elections (POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

Boris Johnson is facing a renewed bid to topple his premiership after a flurry of new no confidence letters were reportedly submitted to the 1922 committee.

The fresh rebellion against the prime minister was allegedly provoked by his suggestion earlier today that he is planning to be lead the country into the 2030s.

Speaking ahead of today’s G7 summit, Britain’s prime minister insisted he was “thinking actively” about fighting the next two general elections to become the longest-serving post-war leader.

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