Boris Johnson's extra earnings include more than £500,000 as an advance for an upcoming book, around £200,000 for a speech to an Indian conglomerate and nearly £250,000 for a speech in Singapore.
Boris Johnson has earned nearly £1m in a month to bring his earnings this parliament up to £2.3m.
Mr Johnson's latest update to the MPs register of interests shows he received £510,000 as an advance on his upcoming book. The former prime minister earned £3,000 for an article he wrote for The Spectator magazine, which he said took an hour to write.The income is on top of his salary of £84,144 for being an MP and an additional £79,936 for when he was prime minister.
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