Stanley Johnson accuses Boris' comeback of 'doing over'
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The prime minister and his wife Carrie Johnson had a belated wedding last weekend, and he spent the week in Slovenia. I went on my honeymoon. The couple left their two children behind to stay at a five-star boutique hotel that focused on "slowing down and finding inner balance." }
World leaders faced a lot of backlash when they returned to work for leaving work early.
In his absence, 15 of his consultations in Whitehall were left unanswered while new Finance Minister Nadim Zahawi was also away on a family trip.
With one month left in his term as prime minister and the country continuing to suffer from a cost-of-living crisis due to the absence of the prime minister and the prime minister, the prime minister said he should "keep running the country." was told.
Finance Minister Alan Mack told shadow prime minister Rachel Reeves that since May 10, "his 15 evidences that have been closed but have not yet been addressed by the government" Or identified a consultation," he said.
Commerce Secretary Kwasi Kwarten was present with the support of both Boris Johnson and Nadim Zahawi, who is due to return to work later this week.
The Commerce Secretary claimed that the prime minister "knew what was going on", but admitted that he "doesn't know where Boris is."
Meanwhile, the prime minister told his Sky News:
Labor Deputy Leader Angela Rayner said Britain was "stuck under the Conservative Party" and said the 15 Whitehall talks were "just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the poor." The Conservative Party has delivered on its promise.
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Kiel Sturmer, who has accused the country of ignorance of the problems facing the country I am away for the summer vacation.
Rayner appears to Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss to be ``more interested in presenting unfunded fantasy economics than grasping the many problems facing our country.''
Liberal Democrat spokesperson Christine Jardine said:
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In this time of national crisis, the country deserves to do better.
Mr Kwarteng argued that the Conservative Party "is committed to addressing this issue".
A spokesman for the prime minister said that while he was away, Mr Johnson would "update as necessary" and "will be supported by the deputy prime minister and other ministers, as has been the case with previous cabinet governments." I'm on hand for you," he added. If necessary".
