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The Governor of the Bank of England offered a rebuke to Nadhim Zahawi who suggested he will cut taxes if he becomes the next prime minister.

In a point of order, Labour's Dame Angela Eagle shared her concern for a "sinking of standards" in parliament,This comment was in reaction to two urgent questions in which ministers "have no knowledge on the things they're meant to be answering UQs on".Deputy speaker Nigel Evans acknowledged the concern but reminded Eagle that "we live in interesting and exceptional times".

In a stand out speech during the backbench debate on the 50th anniversary of UK Pride, Labour’s Dame Angela Eagle paid tribute to all who “didn’t accept the status quo.While she celebrated the “tremendous achievement”, Eagle warned MPs of “reactionary forces lurking in the UK” as well as the the world.Eagle pointed to “homophobic rants” by Putin and the Supreme Court decision in the US on abortion as examples of “fundamentalists” attempting to reverse “all of the progress...

AN MP has described how they felt the need to call the police after being abused for holding hands with their same-sex partner.

HENRY DEEDES: Rayner being spotted quaffing champagne on the lawns at Glyndebourne last week, Raab jabbed: Champagne socialism is back in the Labour Party! and shot Rayner a wink.

Though applicants for Pittsburgh Public Schools’ top job will remain anonymous, seven speakers during the board’s monthly public hearing urged board members to choose Wayne Walters, who led the district in an interim capacity this year.

Though applicants for Pittsburgh Public Schools’ top job will remain anonymous, seven speakers during the board’s monthly public hearing urged board members to choose Wayne Walters, who led the district in an interim capacity this year.

LONDON (AP) — A defiant British Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisted Wednesday that he is getting on with his job, as he faced Parliament for the first time since 41% of his own party’s lawmakers called for him to quit.

A defiant British Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisted Wednesday that he is getting on with his job, as he faced Parliament for the first time since 41% of his own party’s lawmakers called for him to quit. Johnson has been left teetering after surviving a no-confidence vote by Conservative Party legislators by a narrower-than-expected margin.…

There have been a total of 15 ministers responsible for pensions since 1998. Here is the list in full.