Robert Jenrick, a leading contender in the Tory leadership race, expressed enthusiasm for potentially welcoming Boris Johnson back into Parliament and including him in his Cabinet if he wins the leadership contest. Jenrick emphasized the need for the Conservative Party to utilize all available talent to strengthen their opposition and tackle Labour's Keir Starmer. Despite Johnson's controversial exit from office and subsequent resignation as an MP, Jenrick stated he would be 'delighted' to have Johnson on his team, should he wish to return. Johnson has been involved in various lucrative engagements post-premiership, including writing and speaking engagements, but has not ruled out a return to politics. Jenrick is among six candidates vying to succeed Rishi Sunak, with the party facing pressure to improve its standing after a significant election defeat. His remarks suggest a potential shift in party dynamics as members reconsider Johnson's role within the party.