Four of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s closest aides resigned on Thursday and his finance minister criticized him over a barb he made about the main opposition leader, in a tumultuous day for his government.
Johnson’s premiership is facing a growing crisis in the wake of anger over a series of alcohol-fuelled parties held at his Downing Street office and residence during coronavirus lockdowns, a scandal which followed a series of other missteps.
Johnson’s Chief of Staff Dan Rosenfield, his Principal Private Secretary Martin Reynolds, his Director of Communications Jack Doyle and his head of policy Munira Mirza all resigned on
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