It’s time Boris Johnson The countdown is underway in the British Prime Minister’s office and, according to a report in the Guardian, the 58-year-old politician is “weighing” his options for the next day, including a return to his usual haunts of journalism.

Three days before taking office in July 2019, Boris Johnson signed his latest Daily Telegraph column, from which he was paid £275,000 for 10 hours of work per month. However, after the Partygate scandal and criticism from the Telegraph, it seems difficult to return there, and he will have to look for a new “journalistic roof” if he finally decides to return to the media.

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Sources in the Daily Mail have leaked that Johnson himself cut bridges with the newspaper to take over the column after leaving Downing Street. The same sources consider how this could achieved win-win deal for both parties.

Johnson is believed to be preparing to give a peerage title to Paul Dacre, editor-in-chief of the Daily Mail’s parent company.

At the same time, the British prime minister is looking for other sources of income as his salary will be halved to £84,000 when he leaves office. She also has to deal with the consequences of a costly divorce and the cost of supporting multiple children.

Another sign of collaboration rumors is the change in position of the Daily Mail after nearly defensive line about the Partygate scandal. Until the last minute, the Mail continued to support him, although other conservative media were against him. In fact, a few days ago, he called on the Conservatives to end the House of Commons investigation against Johnson.

If Johnson joins the Daily Mail, it will close the door to the Daily Telegraph once and for all. Johnson worked as a correspondent in Brussels before returning to the UK and entering politics.

It is worth noting that Downing Street declined to comment on whether Johnson had accepted the paper’s job offer, and a Daily Mail spokesperson did not respond to a Guardian question.

Source: Guardian