Tory leader faces calls to resign amid talk of mutiny. Here are his potential next steps.

PARTY SCANDAL

“I’m sure he will continue for many years to come," Dominic Raab said.
Boris Johnson is currently under fire over an alleged gathering in the Downing Street garden during the 2020 lockdown.
Comic Rosie Holt pretended to be an MP who "doesn't know whether she attended" the supposed party in a popular skit.

LIFE

'Sarah' was popular in the 80s and 'Lauren' dominated the 90s. How does your name compare?
The pandemic has changed the job interview process – here's what to expect.
These nifty skincare and makeup musts do double duty, saving you money and time in the process.
These exercise bikes are hundreds (or thousands) cheaper than the market leader. Now, that's motivation.

FEATURED

The Tick, Tick... Boom! star said he'd been "desperate" to land the part way back in 2008.
The Power Of The Dog actor is serving up the ultimate 2000s throwback.
The actor was best known for playing councillor David Horton on the beloved BBC sitcom.
OVO Energy admitted its tips — which included doing housework and jumping jacks — were "embarrassingly unhelpful and poorly judged".

NEW FOR '22

Here's who we're expecting big things from across music, TV, comedy and beyond in the next 12 months.
Including new seasons of After Life and Too Hot To Handle.
Whether you're a fan of prestige drama, award-winning comedy or just reliable reality telly, this year there's a lot to get excited about.
Michael B. Jordan makes his directorial debut with Creed III, Halle Berry heads to space in Moonfall, and more.

POLITICS

Chancellor was notably absent from a packed Commons – opting to be in north Devon instead.
"It sounds to me, I am afraid, very much as though politically the prime minister is a dead man walking," Sir Roger Gale said.
"I've been to some bad parties, but none so bad that I've thought I was at a work meeting."
The Labour leader gave his most passionate performance during Prime Minister's Questions yet.
Prime minister apologises and accepts the public feel "rage" at his actions, as Keir Starmer demands his resignation.
The chancellor is in Ilfracombe, miles from Westminster, on the very day Boris Johnson faces a brutal grilling in PMQs.
Labour's Angela Rayner said: "If he has misled parliament and he has not abided by that code, then he should go.”
Heat the prime minister faces from even his own MPs is reflected in the national media.
Top civil servant who "runs Britain" was once a pub landlady in Northern Ireland.

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