Boris Johnson Biography Timeline
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Biography Timeline Of Boris Johnson
19 June 1964 - Early Life
Johnson was born in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York City
1977 - Education
Johnson gained a King's Scholarship to study at Eton College, the elite independent boarding school near Windsor in Berkshire.
September 1987 - Marriage
Johnson and Mostyn-Owen were married in West Felton, Shropshire.
1987 - The Times
Through family connections, in late 1987 he began work as a graduate trainee at The Times
1989 - European Commission
Johnson was appointed to the newspaper's Brussels bureau to report on the European Commission, remaining in the post until 1994.
April 1993 - End of the Marriage
Johnson's wife Allegra left him; after several attempts at reconciliation, their marriage ended in April 1993
June 1995 - Scandal
Scandal erupted when a recording of a 1990 telephone conversation between Johnson and his friend Darius Guppy was made public.
April 1998 - Television Appearance
Johnson's appearance on an episode of the BBC's satirical current affairs show Have I Got News for You
2001 - General Election
Johnson stood as the Conservative candidate for the constituency in the general election, winning with a majority of 8,500 votes
August 2004 - Tony Blair Impeachment
He backed unsuccessful impeachment procedures against Prime Minister Tony Blair
2005 - Second Term
In the general election, Johnson was re-elected MP for Henley, increasing his majority to 12,793.
July 2007 - Conservative Candidate
Johnson announced his candidacy to be the Conservative candidate for Mayor of London in the 2008 mayoral election.
August 2008 - Barack Obama Endorsement
Johnson broke from the traditional protocol while commenting on other nations' elections by endorsing Barack Obama for the presidency of the United States
2012 - 2012 Summer Olympics
Johnson's role in the proceedings was to be the co-chair of an Olympic board which oversaw the games.
2014 - The Churchill Factor
Johnson pushed his biography of Winston Churchill, The Churchill Factor, with media emphasising how Johnson repeatedly compared himself to Churchill throughout
2015 - Donald Trump
Johnson said that Trump was "betraying a quite stupefying ignorance that makes him, frankly unfit to hold the office of president of the United States
February 2016 - Brexit Campaign
Johnson endorsed Vote Leave in the "Out" campaign for the 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum
5 May 2016 - Third Term
Johnson did not run for a third term for Mayor of London and stepped down
16 May 2019 - Conservative Party Leadership Election
Johnson confirmed that he would stand in the forthcoming Conservative Party leadership election following Theresa May's anticipated resignation
