Boris Johnson has defended sending a further £1bn to Ukraine during the ongoing cost of living crisis, but refused to answer questions over claims he planned to build a £150,000 treehouse in the grounds of Chequers
In an exclusive interview with Nick Ferrari at the Nato summit in Madrid, the PM was asked: “Mr Johnson said: "So what we're doing straight away, what we're doing is helping them, just in a week or so, you’ve got £1,200 are going to the eight million most vulnerable households in the country.
Mr Johnson refused to answer questions over claims he planned to build a £150,000 tree house in the grounds of his Chequers country residence. When talking about the cost-of-living crisis, Nick asked: "I’ve read that you wanted a £150,000 treehouse for your children, is that digging deep?"Nick quipped: "Well it's not your children is it, it’s a treehouse?"Reports said the PM wanted to build at £150k tree house at Chequers.
He said an agreement to end the war is possible even with Putin in power, despite the Russian autocrat making more than 30 threats over nuclear deployments.
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