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Guto Harri

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Gender Male
Age 57
Date of birth July 8,1966
Zodiac sign Cancer
Born Cardiff
United Kingdom
SpouseShireen Jilla
ParentsLenna Harries
Party Conservative Party
Job Consultant
TV Journalist
Public Relations Executive
Education The Queen's College, Oxford
Cardiff University
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Guto Harri is a writer, broadcaster and strategic communications consultant. A former BBC chief political correspondent, in May 2008 he was appointed as communications director for Mayor of London Boris Johnson's administration at London City Hall.

Boris Johnson sang 'I Will Survive' to new communications chief Guto Harri

Dec 10,2021 2:49 pm

Boris Johnson told his new director of communications " I will survive" by singing him the lines from the Gloria Gaynor song, Guto Harri says.

he saw the PM on Friday and asked him about his future.

Mr Harri was hired after a string of resignations from No 10 amid turmoil over parties held during lockdowns.

He also described his New Boss as: " He's not a complete clown, he's a very likeable character. "

Singing session over, Mr Harri told the Welsh Language website that after " a lot of laughing" he and Mr Johnson " sat down to have a serious discussion about How To get the government back on track and how we move forward".

Mr Johnson has been under increasing pressure from his party after revelations that numerous rule-breaking gatherings were held in Downing Street during Covid lockdowns.

An initial report into the parties by senior civil servant Sue Gray said there had been " a failure of leadership" leading to the PM promising a shake-up of staff.

Mr Harri was one of The First new appointments, along with Cabinet Office Minister Steve Barclay, who has taken The Chief of staff role.

Mr Johnson told reporters on Monday: " Everybody at No 10 and the Treasury are Working Together In Harmony to deal with the big problems the country faces. "

But Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer reiterated his calls for the PM to resign, saying: " Nothing will really change until the person at The Top changes as all routes lead to the Prime Minister and that's The Change we need to see now. "



Source of news: bbc.com

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