Boris Johnson forced out in scandal but could run to replace Liz Truss as PM

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Boris Johnson forced out in scandal but could run to replace Liz Truss as PM
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It's less than seven weeks since he handed power over to Liz Truss.

Choosing Mr Johnson would mean the Tories could say they are not on to their third leader since he won their mandate in 2019, an argument that would be difficult to swallow for voters.

Multiple Tory MPs were quick to express their support for Mr Johnson, including Government minister Sir James Duddridge, who served as one of his parliamentary private secretaries. “All the problems that were problems when we were in there haven’t gone away in the last two months,” they told the PA news agency.

If found guilty, he could face recall proceedings that would leave him battling for his seat in the Commons if he receives a suspension of 10 days or more.

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