Columnists Anton Savage: Nailing an interview is a tricky science, as Boris Johnson will tell you The pitfalls of on-air interviewing include technical hiccups, brain farts, and being turned into a meme afterwards
Books Book review: Depraved New World is an intimate, scathing dispatch about the failure of Britain’s ruling classThe forensic writing of
UK Politics Boris Johnson: I’m sorry for the pain and the suffering of the Covid victimsFormer British prime minister begins two days of evidence at the UK Covid-19 Inquiry
Covid-19 Government faces ‘challenge’ in appointing Covid inquiry members, Varadkar warnsCountry’s pandemic probe due to get underway in early 2024
Post Script Post Script: Sean O’Rourke’s Betting slip, Eir’s giggly bits, Dominic Cummings’ Stripe-teaseThe Business Post team takes a look at the scenes behind the stories
VIolence in Dublin Boris Johnson links Dublin ‘race riots’ to immigration fearsFormer PM used O’Connell Street violence to call for tougher laws in UK on migration
UK Politics ‘High degree of confusion’ over Johnson-era Covid regulations The British inquiry into the handling of the pandemic has found that the ex-prime minister’s oversight left both the public and law enforcement confused as to what the rules were
Media GB News offers shares to top presenters including Arlene Foster and Nigel Farage Among those to get offers include Eamonn Holmes and Jacob Rees Mogg
UK Politics Analysis: Rishi Sunak faces July sprint in pre-election bid to revive Tory hopesA state visit by Joe Biden, doctors strikes and a predicted uptick in asylum seekers will challenge the UK Prime Minister in what will be a tense three-week political test of his leadership
UK Politics Truss: Cross-party report ‘overly harsh’ on JohnsonFormer UK Prime Minister’s remarks in Dublin come as MPs gear up to vote on whether to accept the report
The Last Post Matt Cooper: Why Boris Johnson’s resignation is straight out of the Bertie Ahern playbookThe former British prime minister and former taoiseach both jumped before they were pushed – but that’s not the only thing they have in common
The Big Picture Vincent Boland: Bell tolls for jokers who promised bread and gave the world circusesDonald Trump is a walking crime scene, Boris Johnson resigns after the Partygate report and Italy bids farewell to Silvio ‘Bunga Bunga’ Berlusconi
Politics ‘After 40 years of moral failure’ Boris Johnson writes first Daily Mail column on his diet strugglesThe former Prime Minister has been accused of a clear breach of ethical rules over his role as a columnist
Politics Boris Johnson joins Daily Mail as columnist but ‘did not inform watchdog’Former prime minister has vowed to offer uncensored views – but could again find himself under scrutiny after Whitehall’s anti-corruption watchdog said he had not applied for clearance
UK Boris Johnson found to have committed ‘repeated contempts’ of UK parliamentAttacking the committee’s findings, the former Prime Minister said: “This is rubbish. It is a lie.”
British Politics Boris Johnson quits as MP, calls on Rishi Sunak to ‘show how we are making the most of Brexit’The former British prime minister said he was “bewildered and appalled” at a letter from a parliamentary committee investigating him over the partygate scandal
Britain Boris Johnson rewards close allies and aides linked to partygate scandal in honours listDowning Street sought to distance Rishi Sunak, the current British prime minister, from Johnson’s resignation list
UK Politics Boris Johnson in row with Cabinet office after police referralIt comes as PM Rishi Sunak is expected to address his Home Secretary’s handling of a speeding ticket
UK Politics Boris Johnson reported to police over fresh ‘potential lockdown breaches’Met says it is “currently assessing” information relating to incidents between June 2020 and May 2021
Brexit Queen Elizabeth ‘suggested Boris Johnson contact Leo Varadkar’ to avoid no-deal BrexitPolitical historian Anthony Seldon writes in a new book that the British Queen ‘delicately planted’ the idea in the then prime minister’s head that he should contact the Taoiseach to try and save the Brexit negotiations