The London mayor today admitted he was 'partial' in the row over whether her suspension over alleged anti-Semitic remarks should go on.
The ex-Cabinet minister made the call for a return of WFH practices in the House of Commons as she revealed MPs have had their votes influenced by threats.
QUENTIN LETTS: On their walk to No 10, Mr Mitchell stayed half a pace behind his new Secretary of State, as decreed by political etiquette.
EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Sexual predator Jimmy Savile (pictured) claimed Charles, then Prince of Wales, asked him to rehabilitate Fergie after her notorious toe-sucking episode.
Harriet Harman has spoken about how she is set to live alone for the first time in her life after being unexpectedly widowed last year in an interview with the Sunday Times.
Sources told the Mail that the parliamentary researcher, in his twenties, was 'part of' Alicia Kearn's campaign team and 'followed her around like a flunkey'.
When JENNI MURRAY heard the MP for Don Valley, Nick Fletcher, on Woman's Hour advocating for a Minister for Men, she couldn't help wondering what planet he was on.
PETER HITCHENS: Good secondary schools, good technical and vocational colleges, good polytechnics are what this country really needs and has not got.
In a highly unusual report, the Commons privileges committee said MPs and peers who criticised its proceedings as a 'witch hunt' were guilty of 'an attack on the integrity of Parliament itself'.
ANDREW PIERCE Like so many Tory MPs, Andy Carter owes his seat to Boris Johnson and his staunchly pro-Brexit platform at the last general election.
NEIL DARBYSHIRE: By a strange turn of events, I was present at what could be described as an impromptu 'gathering' in the Downing Street garden before the final lifting of Covid restrictions.
Led by Labour's ex-deputy leader Harriet Harman, the committee said Boris Johnson's conduct was so serious he would have faced a 90-day suspension had he remained an MP.
BORIS Johnson warned last night that he would never accept the findings of his 'absurdly unfair' Party-gate inquisitors as they delayed publication of their controversial report into his conduct.
The Commons Privileges Committee reacted angrily at the weekend after Boris Johnson branded it a 'kangaroo court' over its 'biased' investigation into claims he lied to MPs.
Boris Johnson was 'grim-faced' when he reportedly decided to resign on a flight from Egypt - now seething Conservative MPs are begging with the former Prime Minister to stop damaging the party
The former prime minister named committee chairman Harriet Harman, charging her with overseeing a 'kangaroo court' after he received its findings over whether he misled Parliament.
Boris Johnson has quit as an MP tonight over the findings of an investigation into Partygate lawbreaking in Downing Street during the pandemic.
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: The seven dwarfs sitting in judgment on Boris Johnson - with Hattie Harman doubling up as Snow White - are not expected to deliver their final report until June.
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: One great big, honking whopper was told during Boris Johnson's inquisition by the Commons privileges committee… and it did not come from the former prime minister.
DAN WOOTTON: Without any legal norms or protections, Boris was subjected to over three hours of state sanctioned harassment over the most tedious technicalities of so-called 'gatherings'.
After months of build-up, leaks and behind-the-scenes squabbles, Boris Johnson finally had his 'day in court' yesterday before the committee of MPs judging whether he lied to parliament.
