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The former prime minister will be grilled by the privileges committee on Wednesday over whether he misled parliament.
The money will help the former prime minister defend himself against claims he misled parliament.
Following the Supreme Court’s ruling that prorogation was unlawful, MPs flocked back to Parliament for what turned out to be a tumultuous session. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said Boris Johnson was “not fit” for office. Pointing to a commemorative plaque to murdered MP Jo Cox, Labour MP Paula Sherriff criticised Johnson’s use of divisive language, to which he replied “humbug”.