After a recent devastating loss in the by-elections, UK PM Boris Johnson is facing a fresh rebellion. Some Tory rebels have started the push to oust him again.

UK PM Johnson facing fresh rebellion as Tory rebels push to oust him again

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has expressed interest in seeking a third term amidst calls for him to quit over the 'partygate' scandal, the country's cost of living crisis and inflation.

Amidst calls for resignation, UK PM Johnson says ‘actively thinking about third term’

A painting by Charlotte Johnson Wahl, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's late mother, will feature at the Bethlem Museum of the Mind in Beckenham. The painting, which is called 'Where is Mama?

This emotionally charged painting offers glimpse into private childhood world of UK PM Johnson

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news, top headlines and international breakings from all across the globe, stay tuned with Gravitas for more!

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In a big setback for the UK PM Boris Johnson, Tories lost two seats in crucial by-polls. However, Johnson has vowed not to resign. However, Tory party chairman Oliver Dowden resigned over the losses.

UK Tory party chairman Oliver Dowden resigns

In a big setback for the UK PM Boris Johnson, Torries lost two seats in crucial by-polls. However, Johnson has vowed not to resign. Watch this report.

UK by-elections: UK PM Boris Johnson vows not to resign as Tories lose crucial by-polls

Despite the humiliating double by-election defeats suffered by the Conservative party in Tiverton and Honiton and Wakefield, British PM Boris Johnson has vowed to "keep going" at No.

UK by-election: Tory chief quits after defeat, dealing a blow to Prime Minister Boris Johnson

Major disruption continues meanwhile to the rail network in the UK after Tuesday's strike action. Talks are underway between unions and rail bosses to try and reach a deal in a row over pay reforms and working conditions.

UK Rail Strike disruptions continues, 'it will harm businesses,' says UK PM Boris Johnson

On June 21, tens of thousands of railway workers in the United Kingdom went on strike, putting the country's train network to a halt in the country's worst transit strike in three decades.

As biggest rail strike in 30 years starts, UK PM Boris Johnson seeks 'sensible compromise'

After coming back from Kyiv, UK PM Boris Johnson pledged his support to Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion. He said that Putin's win would be 'catastrophic'.

UK PM Boris Johnson after returning from Kyiv: Putin win would be 'catastrophic'

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) chief Jens Stoltenberg on Sunday warned that the Russia-Ukraine conflict could last “for years”, and asked member countries to increase support, militarily and financially, to Kyiv.

NATO chief warns Russia-Ukraine conflict could last ‘for years’, PM Johnson also echoes concern

Slamming a European court's intervention to stop a deportation flight to Rwanda, Britain's interior minister Priti Patel said the move was politically motivated.

Priti Patel criticises European court ruling on Rwanda, calls it 'politically motivated'

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing criticism over his unannounced trip to Ukrainian capital Kyiv and not attending conference in North England.

UK PM Boris Johnson faces flak for 'contempt' of North

UK PM Boris Johnson's chief ethics adviser has resigned. Now, the 10 downing street is going to review the ethics adviser role. Johnson is mulling scrapping the role of ethics adviser altogether.

UK PM Boris Johnson's chief ethics adviser resigns: 'No ethics in 10 downing street'

Downing Street has published a letter from Prime Minister Boris Johnson's former ethics adviser Lord Geidt who resigned suddenly on Wednesday (June 15). Notably, Christopher Geidt is the second official to quit the role in two years in an apparent protest against Johnson's actions.

Lord Geidt: UK ethics adviser quit after being placed in 'impossible and odious position'

Boris Johnson's plan to move illegal migrants to Rwanda has backfired. A European Court grounded the first flight. The Church of England called it an "immoral policy that shames Britain". Reports claim Prince Charles is "appalled" by the move. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Johnson's Rwanda plan backfires

The troubles continue for UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, his ethics adviser Lord Geidt has quit. The resignation came a day after Lord say that there was a legitimate question about whether the Prime Minister broke ministerial rules over partygate.

Trouble mounts for UK PM Boris Johnson after his ethics adviser Lord Geidt quits

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s second ethics advisor Lord Geidt resigned on Wednesday without an explanation. He was known to be unhappy with the prime minister's handling of Partygate and had suggested he may have broken the ministerial code.

Boris Johnson’s second ethics advisor resigns in less than two years

The UK insists it will press ahead with a plan to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda despite its first scheduled flight being cancelled, it was grounded at the last minute after the European Court of human rights issued a ruling to stop the deportation.

Big blow to Boris Johnson's government, United Kingdom's migrant flight to Rwanda grounded

European Union has launched new legal proceedings against the United Kingdom over its plans to scrap parts of the post-Brexit Northern Ireland Protocol. Boris Johnson's administration published plans earlier this week to make changes to the 2020 deal that it signed with the bloc.

EU launches legal proceedings against UK's plans to scrap post-Brexit Northern Ireland Protocol

The World Health Organization will be deciding whether the monkeypox outbreak will be considered a public health emergency of international concern in an emergency meeting next week.

Top 10 world news: WHO's meeting on monkeypox, Biden to visit Saudi, Johnson speaks on criticism, and more

The UK government would not be "deterred or abashed" by criticism and legal challenges against its Rwanda immigration plan ahead of the first scheduled flight on Tuesday said British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Boris Johnson says UK government 'not deterred' by criticism of Rwanda deportation policy

An appeal to halt the plane that is to deport 31 British asylum seekers to Rwanda has been defeated. AFP reports that the London Court of Appeals on Monday rejected the appeal to stop the United Kingdom government's controversial first flight carrying asylum seekers to the African nation of Rwanda.

Refugee charities lose appeal, UK to proceed with the 1st deportation flight of unlawful migrants to Rwanda

United Kingdom campaigners have their last chance in court battling the nation's decision to ship off asylum seekers to Rwanda. The UK government is vowing to push ahead, sending the first such flight with 31 asylum seekers to an undisclosed location.

UK gets one last chance to stop 'immoral, dangerous and appalling' deportations to Rwanda

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