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Boris Johnson on brink as MORE ministers and aides resign in protest at his leadership

Will Quince, Robin Walker, John Glen and Laura Trott all quit this morning, following a number of shock exits last night

Manchester Evening News

Will Quince quit after repeating ‘inaccurate’ assurances from Johnson

Will Quince said he had ‘no choice’ but resign after statements about the appointment of Chris Pincher were shown to be untrue.

The Independent UK

Nightmare media round for new Chancellor as he's confronted by more resignations

NADHIM Zahawi faced a difficult first media round as Chancellor on Wednesday morning as news of two more government resignations came in while he…

The National (Scotland)

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What next for Boris Johnson? What happens when he steps down as Prime Minister

Everything you need to know about the next steps for Boris Johnson

Evening Standard

Will Quince quits government after being sent out to defend Boris Johnson

WILL Quince has resigned as children and families minister, saying he could not accept being sent out to defend the Prime Minister on television…

The National (Scotland)

Johnson hit by further resignations as Zahawi seeks to prop up PM

Children’s minister Will Quince and parliamentary aide Laura Trott resign as support for PM drains away

The Guardian - UK

Johnson on brink as resignations from his Government continue

The Prime Minister’s position remains perilous with junior ministers and aides following Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid in quitting.

The Independent UK

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Will Quince and Laura Trott resign from Government as Boris Johnson battles to save premiership

Resignations happened as new Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi was interviewed on BBC Radio 4

Wales Online

Tory Will Quince who was forced to defend Boris Johnson quits in fresh wave of resignations

Boris Johnson was hit by two new resignations before 8.30am as Will Quince, who was sent out to defend him with false lines just 48 hours ago, and Laura Trott both quit

Daily Mirror

Will Quince: Minister who defended Boris Johnson over Chris Pincher resigns

‘I accepted and repeated assurances on Monday to the media which have now been found to be inaccurate,’ Will Quince says

The Independent UK

You know game is up for Boris Johnson when Rishi Sunak and Co find their spine

Annie Brown says Pincher scandal is just another Partygate without the canapes.

Daily Record

Tuesday briefing: The PM’s changing story over Chris Pincher allegations

In today’s newsletter: we unpack the shifting explanation of what Boris Johnson knew of claims against former deputy chief whip

The Guardian - UK

School dinners latest victim of the cost of living crisis with popular beef roast axed

Catering staff trying to juggle finances are having to switch to value-for-money cuts of meat such as turkey instead of chicken as more than half of children at some schools are entitled to free lunches and experts say for some it is the only meal of the day

Daily Mirror

Minister recognises schools are ‘not immune’ from rising food costs

Will Quince said schools must balance their own budgets but he can continue to explore idea of raising the free school meals threshold.

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Pressure continues on Downing Street over Pincher allegations

Ministers publicly defended Boris Johnson over the weekend and into Monday, stressing that he was not aware of any specific allegations.

The Independent UK

Chris Pincher: Boris Johnson ‘failed to act’ on sexual misconduct claims, say Tory staff

PM has ‘serious questions’ to answer, say young staffers

The Guardian - UK

Nobody believes Johnson did not know about Pincher claims, says Labour peer

Jenny Chapman says PM must answer questions over what he knew when he appointed Tory deputy chief whip

Daily Record

Minister given 'assurance' Boris Johnson didn't know about 'serious' Chris Pincher allegation

The whip was removed from Chris Pincher after he resigned following allegations of groping two men in a private members' club in London last week.

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Evening Standard

Boris Johnson knew about Chris Pincher allegations before promotion, says No10

Downing Street on Monday admitted that Boris Johnson had been aware of media reports and allegations of misconduct involving former minister Chris Pincher – but still pressed ahead with his appointment as Deputy Chief Whip in February.

The Independent UK

Chris Pincher scandal bolsters Tory rebel plot to oust Boris Johnson

Backbenchers discussing rule change requiring 90 letters for fresh confidence vote

The Independent UK

Minister: We cannot stop evil against children but review can help limit cases

Will Quince told MPs his priorities in improving services.

The Independent UK

Most nurseries oppose plans to increase childcare numbers – report

A petition against the proposed changes has reached almost 60,000 signatures.

The Independent UK

£7 million funding announced for senior mental health leads in schools

Five anti-bullying charities receive additional funding to continue work until 2023.

The Guardian - UK

UK faces childcare crisis as staff shortages force nurseries to close

Early years providers can’t attract qualified workers and the crisis will put prices up, increasing the burden on struggling families

The Guardian - UK

Easing nurseries’ staffing ratio in the UK would be childcare ‘disaster’

Attempts to find savings to help parents pay the bills would only trigger an exodus of low-paid staff, a government study warns

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