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Bank holiday Boris promises to work 'night and day' as father eyes his Commons seat
Boris Johnson is taking his new job seriously as he arrived for work at his City Hall office on the Bank Holiday for his first official day as London mayor. After becoming mayor, he has promised to work 'night and day' for Londoners
Boris Johnson is taking his new job seriously as he arrived for work at his City Hall office on the Bank Holiday for his first official day as London mayor. After becoming mayor, he has promised to work 'night and day' for Londoners
Madeleine: One year on, Portuguese police 'should not be ashamed' they have not found her, says attorney general
Police should shelve their investigation into Madeleine McCann's disappearance, Portugal's attorney-general appeared to say today. His country's detectives have nothing to be ashamed of if they can't trace her because it is statistically likely she will never be found, said Fernando Jose Pinto Monteiro
Police should shelve their investigation into Madeleine McCann's disappearance, Portugal's attorney-general appeared to say today. His country's detectives have nothing to be ashamed of if they can't trace her because it is statistically likely she will never be found, said Fernando Jose Pinto Monteiro
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