Blimey. I am shocked. The Telegraph has got an exclusive on the internal investigation into Reform which finds nobody in Reform did anything at all wrong in any way ever about anything. I’m really looking forward to the GB News debate on this amazing news.
Josh is an MP and a dad to young kids, just like me. He's helped to prove that parenthood and politics can mix, and break down barriers for working dads. I wish him the very best.
We are in a battle for the heart and soul of this country against right-wing populism. So this by-election is one we absolutely must go on to win.
As a proud Northerner, I want somebody to run who can stand up and fight for our progressive values against Reform in Makerfield.
Andy Burnham must therefore be given the opportunity to stand, and must not be blocked, so that we can come together to send Reform packing.
Thank you, Keir, for the constant coordination! I started my morning in Florida today with a detailed phone call with UK Prime Minister @Keir_Starmer.
We discussed preparations for the meeting with President Trump, as well as all our contacts with European partners. I informed him on the situation on the frontline and on the consequences of Russian strikes.
We greatly value the United Kingdom’s support. We will stay in contact!
There's an idea going around Westminster that the DL race is about where you come from, not what you can do for the party.
Harman. Prescott. Rayner. What do they have in common?
When they spoke, people listened. You'd have a drink with them. And they were Labour to their bones.
Rayner was careless about her stamp duty liability in Brighton and paid the political price for lack of due diligence. Farage - as is now on the public record - lied about his stamp duty situation in Clacton yet carries on regardless.
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At the end of a sad and difficult day for Angela Rayner, it’s worth noting that Sir Laurie Magnus, Independent Adviser on Ministerial Standards, included in his letter to Starmer the following:
“I believe Ms Rayner has acted with integrity and with a dedicated and exemplary commitment to public service.”
I wouldn't ever want to be Chancellor for all the money in the world. Incredibly tough job. Impossible ask. Especially over the last decade.
How do you try to piece together the mis-shapen, independent jigsaw pieces of consumer issues, business, the economy, bond markets, stock markets, job markets, world economies, tariffs, and more.
People often lambast Chancellors as 'unqualified' but no one is qualified to do such a broad job. Ultimately it is a political role for someone with hopefully some understanding of wider economic, financial and consumer issues.
We have to give some respect to those who try, even if we disagree with their decisions. As no one will ever get it all right.
The steps necessary to establish a full, unconditional ceasefire and to develop further security guarantees were the main topics of our discussion with @Keir_Starmer.
We summarized the outcomes of the meetings between representatives of Ukraine, the United States, France, the United Kingdom, and Germany in Paris and London. We will continue our work within the Coalition of the Willing.
The unconditional ceasefire must be achieved in the air, at sea, and on land, and must become the first step toward establishing a just peace with reliable security guarantees. Only strong guarantees can ensure lasting peace and protect people's lives.
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