Boris Johnson spends the weekend at the Checkers, his home of grace and favor in Buckinghamshire, where he will consider how to overcome the last hurdle in his trail – to become the first British Prime Minister to be punished for violating the law. Faced with the prospect of more fines and finding himself despised by parliament, Johnson will make a statement to the public on Tuesday in which he will try to strike a balance between apologizing to the public and using the conflict in Ukraine to make a “call for perspective”. Expected to refer to his call with
