Lisa Nandy was pictured on the Iron Throne while Angela Rayner was cast as a Hunger Games character.
With Brexit day looming on January 31, a power battle has commenced between Boris Johnson’s government and the House of Lords over rights and powers eroded in his EU Withdrawal Agreement
Peers backed a move to ensure the rights of child refugees to be reunited with their families in the UK in a fourth embarrassing Lords defeat for the PM’s Withdrawal Bill in hours.
General Secretary Tim Roache said Nandy is a "breath of fresh air in the debate over Labour’s future".
The US president was meeting the European Commission boss in Davos.
Phillips said she had to "be honest" with herself and "that person is not me".
An Institute of Directors report found that 55% of members want more clarity, after Chancellor Sajid Javid laid out his economic plans.
Boris Johnson says the Government is determined to ‘level up’ across the country as Britain prepares to leave the EU.
Ms Phillips is expected to make a statement on the status of her campaign on this afternoon.
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