Boris Johnson 'booed' by passengers on flight back to UK

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson was spotted holidaying in the Dominican Republic with his family. He took an economy flight back home, much to the bewilderment of the co-passengers.

Boris Johnson sat at the back of the plane, taking the window seat with his family amidst a few boos. Some of his ex-colleagues, like Dominic Raab, have been begging him not to stand. But Boris Johnson has taken the present situation as a call for him to return, and he has been messaging his ex-colleagues to support his claim.





A photo also appeared of the Former Pm with his wife, Carrie, enjoying a drink in a beach bar while his successor, Liz Truss, was resigning back home in the UK.

Boris Johnson was in deep conversation with his wife five hours after Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng was fired. The family was in the Dominican Republic for two weeks after Boris Johnson vacated 10 Downing Street to Liz Truss, who resigned after 44 days in power. Sir James Duddridge says that Boris Johnson opines he is up for it and wants to have a shot at it.

Many MPs oppose Johnson, but there are plenty who support him and hope he fights. Rishi Sunak has around 40 MPs backing him, while 35 are publicly backing Johnson. There are 15 who support Penny Mordaunt. Lord David Frost, however, backs Rishi Sunak.

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