Is Boris going to do the chicken run?

Is 2023 going to be the extended time of Boris? A significant part of the commentariat generally tends to assume it's conceivable,

with the remarkably associated Paul Goodman composing this week in the Times that Johnson's re-visitation of No.

10 'has a specific believability to his Westminster allies.'

What's more, since same august paper of record has distributed one more charming article by a

onetime Conservative MP, indicating Bozza's conceivable new year plans.

Matthew Parris writes in his note pad today about bits of hearsay clearing the Pinnacle Locale that Johnson is going to do the notorious 'chicken run'

by changing from his London base to a more secure seat in front of the following political decision.

With his Uxbridge body electorate (greater part: 7,210) looking prone to go red in 2024

, Johnson is supposedly peering toward up the a lot more secure seat of Derbyshire Dales (Conservative larger part: 17,381)

. The last option is right now addressed by Sarah Feasts, a previous separation legal counselor. That's what parris composes:

She and he are on superb conditions: in the span of two years of her political race,

Johnson, as state head, made her one of his parliamentary confidential secretaries.

To the astonishment of some, he paid an unpublicised visit here exactly five weeks prior where, facilitated by Eats in

Wirksworth, he met nearby Traditionalists - his second visit since the

However incredulous of the tales, Parris has vowed to remain against the previous head 'should Johnson at any point stand here.'

Two previous Conservative columnists clashing? Essentially the hustings would make for good duplicate...