Boris Johnson has refused to rule out a snap election, despite warnings the public just want him to get on with the job.

The Prime Minister yesterday declined three times to say if he would seek a fresh mandate from voters to boost his authority.

The next general election is not expected until 2024 - and could be held as late as January 2025.

But after MPs repealed the Fixed-term Parliaments Act, the Prime Minister has the power to call one at any time.

An early election would be a major gamble for Mr Johnson as Labour has been consistently ahead in the polls.

Speaking as he attended the Nato summit in Madrid, Mr Johnson told reporters: ‘I've got to recognise that years and years ago, I used to do the kind of jobs that you all do now, and it was a great, great life and a great privilege

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Pushed on whether he was ruling out an early election, Mr Johnson replied: ‘I'm just saying, 홈카지노 I don't comment on those sorts o

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The idea hadn't occurred to me, if you really want the truth, because I'm focused on getting through the cost of living pressures, developing and improving, widening our plan for a stronger economy, and making sure that we continue to offer leadership on some of the tough global issues the world faces.'