How ‘bit guilty’ journalist Johnson became an MPpublished at 13:42 Greenwich Mean Time 23 February 2021
The problem with being a journalist is they end up "abusing people, attacking people" says the PM on his former career.
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In a magazine interview, the US president also says he told the PM to 'pay your fair share' on defence spend
The White House issues a statement praising the close relationship between the PM and the president
Labour is to announce a new "fiscal credibility rule" to balance "day-to-day" spending with the amount it raises in taxes
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby says people worried about immigration are not racists
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The problem with being a journalist is they end up "abusing people, attacking people" says the PM on his former career.
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Read MoreThe DUP urges No 10 to scrap the mechanism, but a government minister says issues can be resolved.
Read MoreAhead of Alex Salmond's appearance at the Scottish Parliament, Nicola Sturgeon denies any conspiracy against him.
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Read MoreThe PM is looking for his third head of the Union unit in as many weeks after Oliver Lewis resigned.
Read MoreOliver Lewis says his position in Downing Street has been made "untenable".
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Derbyshire Police officers are helping colleagues in Kent deal with Brexit issues, an MP has said.
Toby Perkins, Labour MP for Chesterfield, said they have been there in recent weeks to help with "public order issues in regard to Brexit lorry shipments".
He added he had been assured they are being paid in overtime so it is not affecting numbers on the street.
A spokeswoman for Derbyshire Police said: "This is part of an ongoing, national, mutual aid agreement between police forces."
She added they could not say how many officers were involved "for security reasons".
Twycross Zoo says it is unable to export its female Amur leopard for breeding until the new paperwork is available.
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Read MoreThe Woodland Trust cancels an order for 22,000 trees because of problems transporting them from GB.
Read MoreGiorgi Gakharia said the court order to hold an opposition leader could cause "political escalation".
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