In 'the life of Boris' he claimed he alienated 148 of his own MPs because he has done "big, remarkable things". These 148 "rebels" should have walked out as the PM sauntered in, but they didn’t.
National newspapers have been negotiating their own bungs with the PM dressed up as 'Covid relief', it has been revealed.
The Home Office is set to notify the first group of people that they face a one-way ticket to the East African nation.
Cllr Gordon Cranney was voted in despite pleading guilty to assault by beating at Teesside Magistrates’ Court on 28th April.
The deputy PM said we need to unlock the problems with the Protocol - which was agreed by Boris Johnson’s Government as part of the Brexit divorce from the EU.
'It’s almost like he’s given up at the end with his responses. The cracks are starting to show. No wonder they want to get rid of Channel 4."
"If we are not consistent, we will, understandably, receive the charge of hypocrisy' the former labour leader said.
From the newsletter: The government is failing on every front. An urgent resolution is needed.
“It is unfortunate that the result of the free trade agreement will be directly impacted by this."