Former prime minister Boris Johnson has made headlines once again, this time for his recent purchase of a luxurious mansion worth millions of pounds. The acquisition has raised eyebrows, considering Johnson's past complaints about his earnings as a public servant.

Boris Johnson buys stunning $4.7mn mansion after complaining about ‘low salary’ as UK PM

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Britain's Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson has bought an over $4.7 million manor. This is after he complained that his salary was too low. How did Johnson manage to buy such a lavish manor? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: How did Boris Johnson afford a $4.7 million manor?

UK’s former prime minister Boris Johnson used to describe senior civil servant and partygate investigator Sue Gray as a “psycho”, his former doctor has claimed. Speaking to LBC News, Guto Harri—who worked for Johnson when he was the London mayor and joined his Downing Street team in 2022 as the director of communications—also revealed that Johnson was also planning to fire Rishi Sunak as the Chancellor had he stayed on as the prime minister because of a major clash over the need for tax cuts.

UK’s ex-PM Johnson called partygate investigator Sue Gray a ‘psycho’, says former adviser

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's political career hangs in the balance again. This is due to the MPs investigating claimed that he mislead the UK Parliament over the Partygate Scandal. For more, watch the video.

Boris Johnson's political future seems uncertain?

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) chairman Richard Sharp resigned on Friday (April 28) after an independent report found that he breached rules for public appointments in connection with a loan for former UK prime minister Boris Johnson.

BBC Chairman Richard Sharp resigns after report finds he breached rules

BBC CEO Richard Sharp leaves his position, after an investigation determined he had broken the rules by failing to disclose his participation in securing a loan for the then-prime minister Boris Johnson, BBC chairman Richard Sharp announced his resignation on Friday.

BBC Chairman Richard Sharp on Boris row: Breach was inadvertent and not material

BBC Chairman Richard Sharp resigns amid row over loan to UK former PM Boris Johnson

Row over Boris Johnson's loan gets murkier, BBC chairman Richard Sharp resigns

The Bloom report and Independent report commissioned by former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson highlights the existence of a small extremely vocal and aggressive minority British Sikhs, who can be described as pro-Khalistan extremists.

UK report on pro-Khalistani extremists, warns against 'aggressive' extremists | WION Pulse

Boris Johnson would accept a finding by MPs that he “recklessly” misled Parliament as he desperately tries to escape a by-election, it was claimed on Thursday night. The Partygate Prime Minister is under investigation by the Commons Privileges Committee which is probing allegations he deliberately or recklessly gave false information to MPs over lockdown-busting.

UK: Boris Johnson could admit he 'misled' Parliament in bid to escape a by-election

The former British prime minister faced over three hours of grilling before a parliamentary committee that is investigating whether or not he knowingly misled Parliament regarding breaches of Covid-19 guidance and rules inside 10 Downing Street when he led the country.

Privileges committee grills Boris Johnson over partygate scandal

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has repeatedly insisted he did not intentionally mislead Parliament over Partygate in a three-hour grilling by a committee of MPs. Johnson began the session with a Bible in his hands.

Boris Johnson clashes with MPs over 'Partygate' denials

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Wednesday published his long-awaited tax documents, revealing he paid over $1.2 million (£1 million) in taxes over the last three financial years.

Sunak FINALLY publishes tax returns, comes under instant scrutiny from opposition

Former United Kingdom prime minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday claimed that there is no document or evidence showing that he "intentionally or recklessly" misled lawmakers about illegal parties held at his office during coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdowns.

UK: Ex-PM Boris Johnson says ‘no evidence’ to show he deliberately misled parliament

Former British prime minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday (March 22) remained defiant as he faced a parliament committee over the "partygate" scandal. The crunch grilling could certainly decide Johnson's political future as he swore an oath on the Bible to tell the "whole truth and nothing but the truth".

Boris Johnson 'partygate' hearing: Ex-UK PM says 'hand on heart, I did not lie'

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson kept 'hand on his heart' in the British parliament and said that he did not lie to the House in relation to the partygate scandal.

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Boris Johnson is set to be grilled by the Privileges Committee to establish whether he knowingly misled the House of Commons over the partygate scandal of Covid-19 law-breaking parties at Downing Street.

Privileges committee to grill Boris Johnson over partygate scandal | WION Dispatch

Boris Johnson faces a battle for his political future on Wednesday after a dossier setting out his defence to the Partygate scandal raised fresh questions about his knowledge of what was happening in Downing Street during the Covid lockdowns.

Boris Johnson faces fight for political future at Partygate hearing

Two former prime ministers, Boris Johnson and Liz Truss, are to vote against Rishi Sunak's new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland in a debate later. Mr Johnson said the deal would either mean Northern Ireland remained tied to the EU, or the UK would not be able to take advantage of Brexit.

Boris Johnson and Liz Truss to vote against Sunak's NI Brexit deal

The Commons privileges committee has now published a bundle of evidence that Boris Johnson and the MPs questioning him may refer to during today’s session. Johnson is preparing to face an investigation over claims that he lied to Parliament over the Partygate scandal.

Partygate evidence published as Boris Johnson prepares to face inquiry

British parliamentary committee has published evidence submitted by former prime minister Boris Johnson defending himself in an inquiry into whether he intentionally misled lawmakers about illegal parties held during Covid-19 lockdowns.

UK Parliament committee publishes Boris Johnson's partygate evidence | WION Dispatch

Britain is set to watch the televised interrogation of Boris Johnson over the infamous partygate row. Johnson has prepared a defence on the case, but will it be strong enough? or will Johnson get caught in his own web of lies? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Britain awaits the 'partygate' judgement

The privilege committee is investigating the former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson partygate denial. The committee is not expected to release its report until next month. This comes after the Johnson submitted a 50-page dossier in his defence over the partygate scandal.

Former UK PM Johnson submits 50-page dossier laying out his defence

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