The PM's controversial chief strategist, Dominic Cummings, is coming under intense pressure to resign after it was revealed he had breached lockdown rules.

Boris Johnson's chief advisor, Dominic Cummings, has generated fresh controversy after revelations he is deeply involved with the 'secret' scientific advisory group shaping the UK's response to the coronavirus pandemic.

As the coronavirus infects more and more leading lights of the British establishment, the country at large continues to creak under lockdown conditions.

Boris Johnson's much-anticipated defence and security review is falling victim to vicious in-fighting both within government and between the government and defence chiefs.

Boris Johnson's refusal to sack Andrew Sabisky continues to reverberate across the political landscape, with a senor Tory minister calling on Downing Street to prevent "racists" from penetrating the government.

Boris Johnson has caused deep anxiety by his refusal to immediately sack an 'advisor' who has espoused unacceptable views on a wide range of sensitive topics.

The British government has begun deporting Jamaicans to underline its hardline approach on nationality and immigration.

Dominic Cummings said the civil service lacked people with "deep expertise in specific fields" and that he wanted "weirdos and misfits with odd skills" to apply to work in Downing Street.