Boris Johnson is an American-born British politician, ... Previously, he was foreign secretary from 2016 to 2018 under Prime Minister Theresa May and served as mayor of London from 2008 to 2016.

Boris Johnson is a British politician and journalist who has been a Member of Parliament on two occasions, between 2001-2008; and 2015 to present. The Conservative served as Mayor of London from ...

Boris Johnson is said to be considering an audacious independent bid to become London mayor for a second time after his exit from parliament and dramatic fall from grace in the Tory party.. The ...

When Boris Johnson became British prime minister in the summer of 2019, he entered Downing Street as the highest-profile individual to do so since his hero, wartime leader Sir Winston Churchill ...

Johnson, 60, has written a lively 772-page memoir titled “Unleashed,” published by Harper, chronicling his tumultuous tenures as London mayor, British foreign secretary and Conservative prime ...

Boris Johnson was under investigation for misleading Parliament during an inquiry into whether he violated Covid-19 restrictions as prime minister. ... both as Mayor and MP." ...

He points to Johnson, of course, a Conservative winning two mayor's races in a liberal London, which was extraordinary, winning the Brexit referendum, and as he just said, a landslide national ...

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan looks on as Boris Johnson speaks at the completion of the Elizabeth line in 2022 (Andrew Matthews/PA) (PA Wire) Following his shock resignation as an MP, and the ...

Boris Johnson resigns from Parliament The flamboyant and populist former U.K. prime minister quit his parliamentary seat. He called the panel examining whether he lied to fellow lawmakers about ...

Comedian Griff Rhys Jones has accused Network Rail of 'dirty tricks' after they spent £200,000 hiring a lobbying firm ...

Carrie Johnson was admitted to hospital with severe dehydration because of the hot weather. The wife of Boris Johnson said ...

Boris Johnson was mayor of London. The political situation was tense; scrutiny was intensifying. Or, as Mr Johnson puts it in his memoir, “POW POW POW!”—first some people criticised his team.