It comes as Boris Johnson has defended his decision to scrap plans to ban trans conversion therapy, arguing it would be harmful for children who have doubts about their gender.
Sir Peter Bottomley, who represents Worthing West, said he opposes the sale “because I am a Conservative”.
Dressed in military green, the Ukrainian president looked on as Irish politicians wore bright hues of blue and yellow.
Applications are invited for the roles of base leader, shop manager and general assistant at Port Lockroy.
"Mum and dad in?"
"It needs to be able to raise its own funds and capital," he said.
"If I don’t get her out soon, it may be too late. She’s very, very precarious.”
You do know Channel 4 “is not like the BBC”, Damian Green told her, "it's not in receipt of license fee money it makes its money from commercial operations."
"Forget about money to heat their homes and buy food. What the people really want is a royal mint NFT," one person said.