Boris Johnson sorry for appointing Chris Pincher as minister, before Sunak and Javid resign

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Boris Johnson sorry for appointing Chris Pincher as minister, before Sunak and Javid resign. Boris Johnson today has apologised for appointing Chris Pincher as a minister in 2019 despite an allegation against his behaviour being upheld at the time. Boris Johnson is tonight teetering on the edge as Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Health Secretary Sajid Javid both quit his Cabinet within minutes of each other. Shortly after the Prime Minister issued a grovelling apology over his appointment of shamed MP Chris Pincher, Mr Johnson was hit by the double blow. In his resignation letter, Mr Sunak told the PM that ‘we cannot continue like this’. And Mr Javid publicly questioned Mr Johnson’s integrity, competence and ability to act in the national interest.

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