"Who do you think you're speaking to?... I am not going to be spoken to by a Secretary of State who is absolutely not accepting my ruling"
Sir Lindsay Hoyle rebukes Kemi Badenoch over announcing changes to Retained EU Law Bill to the media
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Boris Johnson will be fine. He'll get a huge book deal, a plethora of directorships and consultancies. He'll rake in £££ and do speech tours and appearances on US chat show sofas.
He leaves behind a legacy of chaos and a broken, bitter, poorer country. But he'll be just fine.
"We try not to eat a lot in one day, even though most of us are really hungry."
Almost 1 in 3 children in the UK are now growing up poor, like Cameron and his two sisters whose family rely on a food bank to help fill the fridge.
"We try not to eat a lot in one day, even though most of us are really hungry."
Almost 1 in 3 children in the UK are now growing up poor, like Cameron and his two sisters whose family rely on a food bank to help fill the fridge.
@prodnose He’ll stay. Nothing will change. More will die. They’ll blame us for not being ‘alert’. We’ll no-deal Brexit in Dec and they’ll blame the ensuing economic collapse on the pandemic. Job done.
So police have powers to fine members of the public for flouting lockdown rules. What about businesses who break the rules and put profit before human lives?
I’m puzzled. Brexiteers are upset with the Supreme Court judgement. Yet the Government insisted prorogation was nothing whatsoever to do with Brexit. So how can the decision to overturn prorogation harm Brexit?