Boris Johnson will stand again in Uxbridge at the next election, a source close to the former prime minister has confirmed, though this may mean he faces a tough fight to retain his seat in the Commons, Report informs, citing The Guardian.
The source said Johnson had decided to contest the west London seat for a fourth time, despite polling suggesting he would lose it to Labour if the election were held now.
The decision, which was first reported by the Telegraph, could either result in a bruising exit from British politics or pave the way for a dramatic return to the frontline, from which he recently said he was on a "temporary hiatus".