Boris Johnson talks climate change and does gardening with school children in Bristol

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Boris Johnson put on a grumpy face as he larked around with pupils on a visit to a school in Bristol, where he is holding a Cabinet away-day. He returned last night from his break in Spain , where he relaxed with wife Carrie and son Wilf at a £25,000-a-week villa. But after a few days painting in the sunshine, Mr Johnson is confronted by more turmoil as he struggles to get a grip on the shortage of lorry drivers, delays at ports and surging energy prices. With fears that the festive season could be blighted by logjams as the global economy recovers from Covid, panic buying of toys and other products already seems to have begun.

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