Responding to a question from a Mumsnet user, who asked: 'Why should we believe anything you say when it's been proven you are a habitual liar,' the prime minister said he disagreed with the premise of the question.
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In a reference to the Brexit referendum campaign, he went on to say that people 'throw all sorts of accusations at me, about all sorts of things, ever since I drove around with a sign on a bus'. Johnson was grilled by Mumsnet's founder, Justine Roberts, who put questions from users of the site to him

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