businessinsider | As Conservative MPs returned to their constituencies after another week of fresh allegations of lockdown-busting parties at Downing Street, they were left wondering what reaction they would find back home.
Boris Johnson, the man once seen as electoral dynamite, is now increasingly seen as politically toxic. The question his backbenchers will have to answer this weekend is whether his toxicity is terminal.
The prime minister's apology to the House of Commons – in which he acknowledged the public "rage" caused by ITV's revelation of a "bring your own booze" garden party held in May 2020 — did little to quell the anger on Tory benches. But it did initially appear to buy him some time.
Then came another set of revelations. This time, two leaving parties, for which a No. 10 staffer was dispatched to buy a suitcase's worth of wine, were held in Downing Street on April 16, 2021, the night before Prince Philip's funeral.
Australia’s immigration minister revokes Djokovic’s visa on ‘health and good order’ grounds.
Djokovic could be detained again on Saturday while he challenges the decision.
What would Djokovic’s departure mean for the Australian Open bracket?
Andy Murray: ‘I’m not going to sit here and start kicking Novak whilst he’s down.’
In Serbia, Djokovic’s friends and family have fumed and waited.
Just catching up with the Djokovic story? Here’s what you need to know.
The Australian government took a stand for the public good, our correspondent writes.
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