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It has been an almost unbelievable 24 hours of political drama, as the resignations of Sajid Javid and Rishi Sunak triggered a run of events that look to have sealed Boris Johnson's fate.

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The prime minister has fired the levelling up secretary from his cabinet.

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Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove has been sacked by Boris Johnson.

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The prime minister admits he met Alexander Lebedev, an ex-KGB agent, without officials present.

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Westminster is a postcode defined by power and tonight it is shifting, the BBC's political editor says.

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The PM's words about Chris Pincher are repeated back to him, and he is told they apply to himself.

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More ministers have resigned today from government than have ever done before in a single day, higher than the previous record of 11 ministers quitting in September 1932.

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Boris Johnson is asked whether he will rule out dissolving parliament if he doesn't have his MPs confidence.

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There's one question on everyone's mind - is Boris Johnson going to resign as prime minister?

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Boris Johnson has insisted he will be staying in Number 10 despite a string of high-level resignations over the Chris Pincher scandal.

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Cabinet ministers - including the new chancellor Nadhim Zahawi - have sent the chief whip to Number 10 to tell Boris Johnson to resign.

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The prime minister says the week is going "like many others" after a series of government resignations.

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SNP MP Angus MacNeil questions the prime minister on how long he will be in office.

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Boris Johnson has said he will "of course" still be prime minister tomorrow despite facing an avalanche of resignations from members of his government.

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Former health secretary Sajid Javid says the government's problems and scandals "start at the top".

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In a quietly devastating resignation speech, the ex-minister says he can no longer defend the government.

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The Speaker tells MPs off for clapping as Gary Sambrook criticises the prime minister.

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Sajid Javid said "the problem starts at the top" and is "not going to change" as the former minister delivered a powerful statement in his first Commons appearance since resigning as health secretary.

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The SNP Westminster leader asks how many more ministers will quit before the prime minister resigns.

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The PM says he has a "colossal" mandate from voters and will stay despite a growing revolt among Tory MPs.

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Boris Johnson has pledged to "keep going" as prime minister despite 17 MPs resigning from his government.

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Sir Keir Starmer asks Boris Johnson why he promoted Chris Pincher despite previous sexual allegations.

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The PM is clinging on but if his premiership does come to an end, here is how it might happen.

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The prime minister is gathering more and more enemies by the hour - can he survive?

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Boris Johnson had a stuffed letterbox this week as several ministers decided to write their resignation letters, pack up their desks and leave their posts.

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Boris Johnson has insisted he will be staying in Number 10 despite a string of high-level resignations over the Chris Pincher scandal.

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The shadow chancellor says voters "need change" and are turning away from the Conservatives.

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The new chancellor doesn’t rule out tax cuts as he seeks to build a "dynamic economy".

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The Liberal Democrats leader says it's the "patriotic duty" of Conservatives to get rid of the PM.

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New Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi says it is "easy to walk away, but it is much tougher to deliver for the country" as he replaces Rishi Sunak in the Treasury.

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Boris Johnson makes it clear he plans to stay as he moves to shore up his government with a reshuffle.

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Boris Johnson can expect a torrid time today as he faces both Prime Minister's Questions and probe by the Liaison Committee less than 24 hours after Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid dramatically resigned as members of his cabinet.

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The resignation of Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Health Secretary Sajid Javid could be the final blow for Boris Johnson's premiership after the political heavyweights attacked the PM's "lack of integrity", competence and leadership.

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Nadhim Zahawi has been appointed Boris Johnson's new chancellor after Rishi Sunak dramatically quit the role earlier this evening.

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Conservative minister Jacob Rees-Mogg said that the best politicians "carry on calmly".

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Allies of Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid insist tonight that their resignations are all about a question of integrity.

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Steve Barclay has been appointed as health secretary, Downing Street has announced.

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Sajid Javid quits as health secretary after the PM says it was a mistake to appoint Chris Pincher.

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As Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid resign, who is staying in Boris Johnson's cabinet and in his ministerial team?

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Boris Johnson arrives back at Downing Street after losing two members of his top team, Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid.

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How the chancellor and secretary of state for health told Boris Johnson they were quitting.

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If Boris Johnson does not resign then the party 'will have to force him out' says a Tory backbencher.

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Sajid Javid has resigned as health secretary and Rishi Sunak has stepped down as chancellor.

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The health secretary and chancellor both stand down.

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Rishi Sunak has resigned as chancellor, just moments after Sajid Javid resigned as health secretary.

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Sajid Javid has resigned as health secretary.

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Boris Johnson has apologised for appointing Chris Pincher deputy chief whip, saying it "was a mistake" and "in hindsight the wrong thing to do".

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There is laughter in the Lords as a Commons statement about standards in public life is repeated.

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Boris Johnson will face questions from the powerful Liaison Committee on Wednesday in the wake of another scandal.

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Senior backbenchers are unhappy about Boris Johnson's handling of the Chris Pincher row.

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No 10 is accused of not being truthful over what Boris Johnson knew about Chris Pincher allegations.

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Boris Johnson was told about an investigation into Chris Pincher's inappropriate behaviour in 2019, despite days of Number 10 saying the prime minister was unaware of specific allegations against his former deputy chief whip.

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Did Boris Johnson know about allegations against MP Chris Pincher when he appointed him as deputy chief whip?

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Opposition MPs heckle and laugh as the paymaster general explains Boris Johnson's handling of Chris Pincher claims.

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A Labour MP who has been signed off sick amid a "sustained campaign of misogynistic abuse" is now facing a vote over whether she will be allowed to stand in the next election.

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Sir Simon McDonald, a top civil servant of 40 years' standing, has bulldozed through Number 10's defences of Chris Pincher this morning, leaving the prime minister exposed. 

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The prime minister has "trashed the reputation of a proud and honourable party" says a Tory MP.

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Allegations that the MP Chris Pincher groped two men last week have caused turmoil within the government.

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A former senior civil servant says Boris Johnson was "briefed in person" about an investigation into Mr Pincher.

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There is increasing exasperation, from the cabinet down, of the inability of No 10 to focus on the business of government.

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