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The Prime Minister has been spotted with his wife in Greece on his second holiday in two weeks, while Britons face misery over cost-of-living crisis back in the UK.
Boris Johnson's critics have said he is leading a 'zombie government', with Labour calling his final weeks 'one big party', as he was filmed in Greece.
The outgoing premier was seen shopping for groceries with his wife, Carrie, following their recent trip to Slovenia for their belated honeymoon.
The couple were seen adding a bottle of wine to their two shopping baskets in Nea Makri, a coastal town close to Athens, according to Greek website In.
The video then shows the Prime Minister packing his shopping into a bag at the tills, before it is loaded into a black SUV.
Mr Johnson's father Stanley has a villa a few hours away in Horto.
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The Prime Minister has been spotted with his wife in Greece on his second holiday in two weeks, while Britons face misery over cost-of-living crisis back in the UK
The outgoing premier was seen shopping for groceries with his wife, Carrie, as they filled baskets with food
The couple were seen in Nea Makri, a coastal town close to Athens, according to Greek website In
'On the evidence of the last few months it seems to make little difference if the prime minister is in the office or on holiday,' a spokesperson for Labour told The Independent.
'It’s all just one big party for Boris Johnson while the country struggles with the Tory cost of living crisis.'
On Thursday, Mr Johnson said that he could offer new types of support for energy bills as the country struggles with a cost-of-living crisis.
He made a surprise appearance at a crunch meeting with energy bosses in Number 10 — just days after Downing Street said he would not intervene in the cost-of-living crisis.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson hosted a meeting on the Garden Terrace with Scott Mitchell, widow of the late Barbara Windsor, on August 10
Boris Johnson last week joined Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi and Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng as he made a surprise appearance at a crunch meeting with energy bosses
Mr Johnson's presence at the meeting was not expected, with Mr Zahawi and Mr Kwarteng previously thought to be the ministers who would lead the talks
The outgoing Prime Minister joined Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi and Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng as they grilled gas and electricity company executives over soaring prices.
Already stuggling families were last week stung by new forecasts that showed energy bills for typical households are set to soar to more than £4,200 next year.
Mr Johnson's presence at the meeting with 15 energy firms was not expected, with Mr Zahawi and Mr Kwarteng previously thought to be
