#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Newspaper Headlines: Its all about PM (Bojo) Boris back to take the helm again as Captain of Tory Vessel with Rishi his previous Chancellor at his side or will it be Captain Bligh & Hornblower battling it out to the ‘ End of Tory Rule ‘ as both want to be Captain but who has the ‘ Capstan Full Strength ‘ to steer the ship to calmer waters Kindness & Love XX says 🙏🙏’s for God to Guide Them Amen
The majority of Saturday’s papers lead with the race to become the next Conservative leader. The Sun reports that Boris Johnson has said he is “up for it” as he flew home from his Caribbean holiday to try to “wrestle back” the keys to No10. Last-ditch talks with Rishi Sunak could be held today to avoid a clash for the Tory crown, the paper says.The Guardian says that Boris Johnson was gaining ground last night for an audacious bid to return to Downing Street, despite critics warning he risked plunging the Tories into fresh chaos over the impending parliamentary inquiry into the Partygate scandal. The paper says that Rishi Sunak remains the favourite to win the Tory leadership contest, while Penny Mordaunt also throws her hat into the ring.The Financial Times says that investors and some Tory MPs took fright yesterday as Boris Johnson considered running for a second stint as prime minister, with warnings that he risked triggering further political and economic chaos. The paper quotes former Tory leader Lord William Hague who said a Johnson comeback was the worst idea he had heard in 46 years of a party membership, telling Times Radio it would put the party into a “death spiral”.Senior Tories are trying to broker a face-to-face meeting between Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak in a bid to end the “bloodletting” engulfing the party, the Daily Mail reports. The paper says Johnson is understood to be willing to meet his estranged former chancellor in the hope of burying the hatchet and “thrashing out a deal to govern together”.The Daily Express also reports that Boris Johnson has declared that he’s “up for it” as he prepares to launch an “extraordinary political comeback”. The paper says he’s flying back from holiday as support grows for his return as prime minister.The Daily Telegraph says Rishi Sunak is pushing towards a “coronation” in the Tory leadership race by securing the majority of MPs as Boris Johnson backers began warning of a stitch-up. The paper says it can reveal that Kemi Badenoch, the International Trade Secretary, and Suella Braverman, the former home secretary, are considering backing Johnson, in what would be a major boost that could unify the right of the party. Penny Mordaunt has told the paper that she promises a government of all the talents and puts a Whitehall shake-up at the heart of her Tory leadership pitch.The front of the Daily Mirror shows a picture of Boris Johnson and wife Carrie as they “relax in the Caribbean as he plots return as PM in a move that could split the Tories”. A petition for a general election, carried out by the Mirror last night, reached 80,000, the paper says.The Times reports that Rishi Sunak’s supporters are urging Boris Johnson not to stand in the Tory leadership contest, warning that he would leave the Conservative Party in a “death spiral”. The paper says Johnson’s supporters are increasingly confident that he will have the support of the 100 Tory MPs needed to stand in the contest to replace Liz Truss.The i newspaper reports that the Tory party is torn over the prospect of Boris Johnson returning to No10 after seven weeks. The paper says latest polling suggests Rishi Sunak would come closest to beating Keir Starmer at a general election.And the Daily Star reports that Boris Johnson has emerged as one of the favourites to replace Liz Truss as prime minister, along with a salad-based pun.
The paper believes that following a planned indicative vote on the final two candidates, and before party members have their say, the loser could come under huge pressure to stand aside if there’s a big margin of defeat.
Jacob Rees-Mogg, a Johnson supporter, tells the Telegraph he’s strongly in favour of letting party members decide.
Several papers report on efforts by senior Conservatives to broker a meeting between Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak.
Sunak’s supporters tell the Times that a second Johnson term would be a disaster for the economy. In the Financial Times, an economist says there’d be a “dullness dividend” if Rishi Sunak succeeded Liz Truss, while a currency trader warns the markets would not welcome more scandals under a Johnson government.
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