Dominic Cummings claims Boris Johnson said he was 'f***ing Fuhrer' in Downing Street

Former particular adviser to Boris Johnson, Dominic Cummings, has accused the Prime Minister of calling himself "the f***ing Fuhrer" repeatedly all through 2020.

The 50-year-old tweeted within the wake of the discharge of the Sue Grey report, which Mr Johnson was addressing within the Commons on the time of the submit.

The Vote Go away marketing campaign director left Downing Road underneath a cloud, after being sacked by the PM in November 2020.

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Prime Minister Boris Johnson's senior aide Dominic Cummings leaves 10 Downing Road.

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Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaks throughout a press convention in Downing Road, London, following the publication of Sue Grey's report into Downing Road events.

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After leaving the interior sanctum of Authorities, Mr Cummings made claims about Covid rule-breaking in Quantity 10.

As lately as Monday, the adviser best-known for his personal Covid scandal claimed footage would emerge exhibiting the Prime Minister lied to police in regards to the Partygate scandal.

ITV later launched photos of Mr Johnson elevating a glass at an occasion in Downing Road.

Whereas MPs questioned Mr Johnson in Westminster this afternoon, Mr Cummings tweeted: "He would not assume he did something mistaken, as he stated repeatedly in 2020 'Everybody higher bear in mind I am the f****** Fuhrer round right here' #RegimeChange"

He additionally doubled down on an earlier social media submit by retweeting a meme displaying the textual content: "Transfer alongside, nothing to see right here."

The tweet which accompanied the meme stated: [laughing face emoji] "so Sue Grey inquiry into ABBA social gathering stopped 'cos police beginning', cops do not examine, SG says 'disproportionate' to research now, 0 of those that noticed/heard social gathering interviewed [laughing face emoji] #HowBadCoverupsWork#CrimeWeek"

Mr Johnson was met with the standard desk banging, upon arriving to deal with the backbench Tory MPs of the 1922 Committee.

Nonetheless again bencher Julian Sturdy has referred to as for the PM's head, and former minister Tobias Ellwood restated his opposition to the Prime Minister saying Sue Grey's report is "damning" and demonstrates "the absence of management, focus and self-discipline in No 10 – the one place the place you anticipate finding these attributes in abundance.

"I’ve made my level and my place very clear to the Prime Minister: he doesn't have my help", he advised MPs.