Shameless Boris Johnson refuses to rule out a return as he faces the final days of No10

The lame Prime Minister also refused to be ranked out of 10 for his Downing Street performance

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Boris Johnson asked about a possible political comeback

The brazen Boris Johnson refused to rule out a political comeback as he faced his final days in Downing Street.

The Prime Minister of the Lame Duck today embarked on a victory tour across the country with the deceptive aim of touting his achievements in office.

During a tour of a broadband project in rural Dorset today, Mr Johnson left the door open to a potential return to power - even before stepping down.

When asked if he would rule out a comeback, he told reporters, "I think overall the people of this country are more interested in their gigabit broadband than the fate of such or such politician."

Boris Johnson and Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries visit a farm in North Dorset where fiber optic cables are being laid (

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Mr. Johnson was ousted after a massive Conservative uprising last month sparked by a row over the handling of allegations of inappropriate behavior made against former Deputy Chief Whip Chris Pincher.

When asked if he had any regrets about the way the allegations had been handled, Mr Johnson said: 'All of these things have to be handled with care and sensitivity and we have processes for them. deal with, and people who have complaints should report them in the normal manner."

He declined to be ranked out of 10 for his performance as Prime Minister.

Rumors have swirled around Westminster about whether Mr Johnson could have another inclination at work if his successor fails.

Sources have previously told the Mirror that Liz Truss' disastrous first few months in the premiership would be seen as an opportunity for him to step up.