What was Theresa May’s Irish Backstop deal?
And would it have curtailed the current dilemma being faced by the prime minister?
And would it have curtailed the current dilemma being faced by the prime minister?
It has been reported that the PM and Liz Truss, his foreign secretary, are considering whether to unilaterally suspend parts of the agreement.
Priti Patel faced a barrage of criticism in the Commons on the plans to send some asylum seekers 4,000 miles to East Africa.
From sweeping promises in 2017 to outright contempt in 2022, it's funny how quickly good intentions can turn into pesky inconveniences in politics.
Britain looks "like a laughing stock" because it has not responded to "the threat of economic crime", Lord Faulks said.
The former prime minister launched a must-watch attack on her successor after the publication of Sue Gray's report.
Johnson's predecessor said she expects full accountability from those responsible.
“It wasn’t Johnson’s arrival in Downing Street that introduced the poison into our system, even if he significantly increased the dose. It was Brexit.”
Earlier this month Sir John Major hit out at the Johnson administration for its "shameful" conduct.
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