Brexit campaigner and former foreign secretary, Boris Johnson has confirmed that he will throw his hat in the ring and run for the Conservative Party leadership when Theresa May steps down.
When asked at a business event in Manchester, Mr Johnson replied: “Of course I’m going to go for it.”
Although a date has still not been set for Mrs May’s departure, it was revealed by Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the 1922 Committee that the decision would now take place after the House of Commons votes on her Brexit bill in June.
This decision was made following a meeting between the prime minister and the 1922 committee of backbench Conservative MPs on Thursday
Airbus Broughton jobs will rise by nearly 900 as the planemaker hires 430 this year and refits its empty A380 wing plant to build the long-range A321.
The Sprive mortgage app, backed by three Dragons' Den investors, has closed a $10m series A round and says it has saved users more than £300m in interest.
Kemi Badenoch says a Tory government would restore tax-free shopping for international visitors, reversing the 2021 decision to scrap VAT refunds.
