Word from No 10 bunker goes out to the Tory trenches but even the diehards know that the party’s one-time hero has to go
The front pages of some UK papers after another day of drama at Westminster as Boris Johnson clings to power.The front pages of some UK papers after another day of drama at Westminster as Boris Johnson clings to power.Last modified on Thu 7 Jul 2022 03.44 BST
A blood-curdling vow to fight to the death, despair among Tory grandees at the impending loss of their champion, and incredulity that is still hanging on – it is all part of the mix as the UK newspapers feast on another day of high drama at Westminster.splashes with the headline “You’ll have to dip your hands in blood to get rid of me”. A “key ally” of the prime minister repeats the No 10 briefing line that the rebels will have to overturn the “will of the people” if they want to oust Johnson.
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