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After much deliberation, Boris Johnson joins leave campaign
Boris Johnson emphasised in his press conference that he wouldn’t debate with other Tories, one David Cameron bit of advice that he has accepted.
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Mayor of London Boris Johnson is asked about his thoughts on the EU referendum, following his announcement that he is joining the Leave campaign.
Boris Johnson emphasised in his press conference that he wouldn’t debate with other Tories, one David Cameron bit of advice that he has accepted.
London Mayor Boris Johnson challenges his Conservative leadership rival George Osborne to protect the low paid when his welfare reforms are introduced.
An unexpected parliamentary majority has given David Cameron his second term as PM. But with Boris Johnson returning to the Commons, the London mayor is already being touted as his successor.
David Cameron believes Boris Johnson is one of three likely successors, but the London mayor says “it is not going to happen”.
Boris Johnson says he doesn’t regret calling religious extremists lured by organisations such as Islamic State are “w*****s” who are obsessed with pornography.
Speaking after his airport plan was rejected, Boris Johnson tells Channel 4 News that Sir Howard Davies of the commission had been “guided” by the establishment, and that the public should decide.
Boris Johnson accuses the Airports Commission of setting back the debate on the capital’s airport expansion by half a century, ahead of an announcement that plans for his new airport would be shelved.
Boris Johnson has announced he stand for parliament at the 2015 election. He tells Cathy Newman he has no desire to be leader but wants to ‘bind onto the ruck to see the ball over the line’.
London Mayor Boris Johnson ends months of speculation by announcing that he wants to stand for parliament in 2015.
Boris Johnson outlines why Conservatives should rally around David Cameron – to beat Labour “gimmicks” and cut the “Liberal Democrat albatross from around our necks”, to win “outright” in 2015.
London Mayor Boris Johnson withdraws his support for expansion of Gatwick airport and instead backs a new estuary airport or Stansted expansion to boost London’s aviation capacity.
London mayor Boris Johnson hits out at “trivial” and “hysterical” questions about his personal integrity and ambitions to be prime minister.
As the living wage rises from £7.20 to £7.45, Boris Johnson joins Labour in calling for more employers to boost low wages. But is it bad for business? Channel 4 News investigates.
“My chances of being PM are about as good as the chances of finding Elvis on Mars, or my being reincarnated as an olive” – so said Boris Johnson in 2004.