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Gone but not gone: Boris Johnson quits but clings on to power

Prime minister dramatically announces his intention to step down, but signals he hopes to stay in post for months to come

The Guardian - UK

Anger, tears and tactical moves on the day Boris Johnson conceded defeat

Statements were drafted, alliances were sought, and the PM announced he would quit as days of pressure came to a head

The Guardian - UK

Who is Sir Graham Brady? The chair of the 1922 Committee

The Conservative MP chairs the 1922 Committee which plays a vital role in the running of the country. The Committee represents backbench Conservative MPs.

Manchester Evening News

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'Best option' is replacing Boris Johnson with interim PM, Douglas Ross says

BORIS Johnson should leave Downing Street immediately and not remain as prime minister, Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross has said.

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson must not be allowed to stay as caretaker PM, John Major tells 1922 Committee

‘Unwise and unsustainable’ for Johnson to stay over summer, says former Tory PM

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson resigns: the rise and fall of a maverick sunk by sleaze and scandal

He was elected in a landslide, got Brexit done and led the vaccine rollout, but accusations of impropriety – and his myriad weaknesses – proved his undoing. By Joe Murphy

Evening Standard

Boris Johnson may remain Prime Minister for 3 more months - with summer of 'carnage'

Boris Johnson reportedly wants to remain in post for several months while a leadership contest unfolds, but he would face serious opposition within his party if he decides to do so

Daily Mirror

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What happens after Boris Johnson quits as Prime Minister - and who could replace him?

Rishi Sunak and Dominic Raab are among the possible successors of Boris Johnson following his resignation as PM

Chronicle Live

Conservative leadership election result: What time will a new prime minister be announced?

Here are the key timings in appointing a new prime minister

Evening Standard

How the Tory party leadership contest works as Boris Johnson resigns

Boris Johnson is set to remain in position until a successor is in place which is expected to be at the Tory Party conference in October.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson set to resign with address to the nation - what happens now?

Staff in No 10 have been told that Mr Johnson is quitting and his letter has been prepared, two sources told the Mirror, here we explain what happens after he stands down

Daily Mirror

How does a Tory Party leadership contest work?

The 1922 Committee, a powerful backbench committee, has ultimate responsibility for setting the rules in any Conservative Party leadership contest.

The Independent UK

What happens next after Boris Johnson quits, who will be prime minister?

Who is in the running to replace Boris Johnson

Wales Online

Boris Johnson set to resign after mass resignations

It is expected he the PM will remain in post until a new Tory leader is in place

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‘Mortally wounded’ Boris Johnson urged by papers to ‘go with dignity’

The resignations continued on Friday morning with the departure of Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis.

The Guardian - UK

Thursday briefing: Prime minister’s desperate bid to cling to power

In today’s newsletter: With Johnson showing no desire to give way, what are the arguments he’s using to maintain his grip on No10

Evening Standard

Could Boris Johnson face a new vote of confidence? How Tory rebels could seek rule change

Following a wave of Tory resignations, Boris Johnson’s future as Prime Minister hangs in the balance.

Reuters

UK PM Johnson could face confidence vote tonight - Sky journalist

A confidence vote in British Prime Minister Boris Johnson could be triggered as early as tonight, Sky journalist Tom Larkin said on Twitter citing a member of the 1922 Committee which oversees such votes.

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The Independent UK

EXPLAINER: How UK Conservatives can change their leader

Britain’s beleaguered Prime Minister Boris Johnson is fighting for his political future, after two of his top Cabinet ministers walked out of their jobs and a string of more junior ministers resigned following months of political chaos

Tribune News Service

Johnson vows to ‘keep going’ as rebel Tories plot next move

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned his ruling Conservative MPs that he’ll “keep going” in the face of calls for him to quit, as plotters in his party gather to discuss a potential new confidence vote amid a fresh wave of ministerial resignations.

Wales Online

The 5pm meeting that looks set to decide Boris Johnson's fate

The Prime Minister could face a no confidence vote of his own MPs as soon as next week

Daily Mirror

Applause for Tory MP who tells 'insulting' Boris Johnson to resign - to his face

Backbencher Gary Sambrook accused the Prime Minister of 'insulting' two men who were reportedly groped by his former colleague Chris Pincher in a members’ club last week

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson could face new confidence vote within days

Members of 1922 Committee to consider changing rules as soon as Wednesday night, it is understood

Daily Record

Boris Johnson could face a second no-confidence vote - How rule change by 1922 Committee could out PM

From Boris Johnson to Theresa May, and John Major to Iain Duncan Smith, the Conservative Party has never been shy of launching challenges against its leadership.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson could face swifter confidence vote if 1922 Committee changes rules

A vote of backbench Tory MPs could help seal Boris Johnson’s fate.

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