Labour out to hijack Brexit legislation as Boris faces Commons showdown
Labour set to hijack deal by putting down amendments for a second Brexit referendum and a customs union with the EU.
Labour set to hijack deal by putting down amendments for a second Brexit referendum and a customs union with the EU.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said on Tuesday that defence exports to Turkey would continue to be reviewed.
A review found two export licences were issued in June and July.
DSEI guests that feature on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office’s watchlist of ‘human rights priority countries’ are Bahrain, Bangladesh, Colombia, Egypt, Israel, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan.
By Mat Hope and Richard Collett-White, Desmog UK
Boris is in front amongst Tory leadership hopefuls
Who wants to step into Theresa May’s shoes when she has looked so comfortable in them while attempting to deliver the undeliverable Brexit mess her party created? Arranged below - in order of likelihood, according to political bookies - are the usual and unusual suspects. - Some have been sharpening ...
It will come as a surprise to very few people, but Boris Johnson intends to stand to become the leader of the Conservative Party. He said he will go for the top job as soon as Theresa May steps down. Asked at a business event in Manchester if he would ...
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