Boris appoints new chief of staff and comms director in shake-up

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65% : Meanwhile, she suggested those criticising the PM over Partygate were 'ardent supporters of Remain' who saw this as their last chance to reverse Brexit.
63% : Harri covered the collapse of Communism in Romania, Czechoslovakia and East Germany before reporting on the Gulf War from Saudi Arabia, Jordan and northern Iraq.
63% : She told Times Radio: 'There are a small number of voices, whether they are people who were ardent supporters of Remain, who see this as their last opportunity to reverse Brexit.'
60% : Nevertheless, he served only six months in the Treasury before he was promoted again to minister of state at the Department of Health and Social Care.
59% : Culture Secretary later said those against the Prime Minister were likely Remainers trying to 'reverse Brexit'Boris Johnson has this evening announced new chiefs of staff and communications as the embattled prime minister clings onto his job amid the ongoing Partygate storm.
58% : The GB News stunt was one of many political statements from Harri, who in 2016 penned an article vehemently protesting against Brexit and arguing that a Remain vote was vital for Wales.
52% : In a 2018 Cardiff University alumni blog post, Mr Harri said he was 'surprised, disappointed and arguably distraught' about Mr Johnson's leadership of the Leave campaign - adding that he held 'very different views' from his then-former boss on Brexit, describing Britain's departure from the EU as 'a catastrophic act of self-harm for the UK'.
46% : Ms Dorries later suggested those who were against the Prime Minister were Remainers who wanted to get back at the PM for his role during Brexit.
44% : His financial background made him an obvious choice at a time when foreign competitors were looking to take advantage of Brexit to take away business from the Square Mile.
39% : He wrote that the 'dream of Brexit is a wild fantasy' ahead of the referendum.

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