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David Attenborough addressed a virtual meeting of the 15-member council on climate-related risks to international peace and security, chaired by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says climate change could fuel extremism
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that the government would hold a review into the use of vaccine certificates, and expressed optimism that all COVID-19 restrictions in England would end on June 21
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson criticized people across the globe who say climate change is "green stuff from a bunch of tree-hugging, tofu-munchers."
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the U.N. Security Council that climate change could lead to the radicalization of vulnerable
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveiled a map out of the lockdown for England and expressed optimism that all restrictions would end on June 21
EasyJet shares rallied Tuesday on rocketing flight bookings for the British airline over the past week, given a boost by Prime Minister Boris Johnson's pledge to begin easing England's virus lockdown shortly
It is premature to write off big cities such as London which will bounce back strongly as the pandemic wanes, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said after unveiling a plan that will keep offices deserted for months more
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveiled a plan to ease lockdown restrictions and speed up vaccinations, now that a significant portion of the country has been given shots for COVID-19
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson sets out cautious lockdown exit plan
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It was a pleasure meeting British Prime Minister Boris Johnson today. We discussed the importance of peace and stability in the Middle East and also strengthening and developing the relationship between our two nations.
UPDATE: As a new poll shows British people would prefer him to be Prime Minister than Boris Johnson, Labour leader @Keir_Starmer will be appearing on @GMB tomorrow.
"If I were Prime Minister, I would have sacked Cummings." Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer has called for an investigation into accusations Dominic Cummings broke lockdown rules, saying Boris Johnson is "treating the British public with contempt." More:
Boris Johnson just effectively told the British people the whole lockdown was a sham & the rules never needed to be heeded. What an utter disgrace. One rule for the Govt, another for the plebs. Shame on you, Prime Minister. 👇
The British public deserve answers on Dominic Cummings’ behaviour. The Prime Minister needs to come to the press conference this afternoon and explain what happened. There cannot be one rule for Boris Johnson’s most senior adviser and another for the rest of us. #Marr #Ridge
This is an incredibly serious situation for the British prime Minister. Boris Johnson's condition with #coronavirus at St Thomas's Hospital has dramatically worsened in the last few hours & he was moved into intensive care at 7pm. Fight hard Boris - we're all rooting for you.
BREAKING NEWS: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been moved to intensive care. No 10 statement >
Wow. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, to fight coronavirus, just put UK in lockdown and banned gatherings of more than two people. He is closing all shops not selling “essential goods," including libraries, playgrounds and places of worship. Police will enforce, he said.
AP: “No news organization boycotted the event to show support for CNN, in contrast to the British journalists who walked out of a Monday meeting with an aide to Prime Minister Boris Johnson to back competitors who were being kept from the session.”
Looks like Boris has done it... well done, Prime Minister@BorisJohnson . You held your nerve, played the No Deal card superbly, and got a deal. The British public won’t forget or forgive Parliament if it now fails to vote for what seems a very sensible compromise. Do it, move on.
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