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Questions raised over Nigel Boardman’s appointment given role at Arbuthnot Banking Group, which also employs former civil servants

Is "Global Britain" losing its voice? After six decades at the forefront of American-European relations, Britain had considerable influence. Now it has left the EU, will it still be heard? Inside No 10 they have heard the criticisms. They know that for 50 years Britain’s global role was supposedly clear, with the UK sandwiched conveniently between America and Europe, sharing a language with one and a democracy with the other. They know that this pillar of foreign policy, both simple and un...

A FORMER British ambassador to the US and Germany has lashed out at the EUs farce to disgrace following Brussels move to block a shipment of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine.

IT’S no secret that those who wish to undermine Scotland have been absolutely revelling in the problems between Nicola Sturgeon and Alex Salmond. Unionist commentators have turned to utterly ridiculous language to talk down Scotland and her Parliament, with phrases like “one-party state” and “banana republic” thrown around as if they have no meaning. A one-party state? In a country with a proportional voting system, designed not to produce a majority government? If one party is do...

Subject of viral Phoenix traffic stop suing police over another stop In 2019, Dravon Ames made headlines for a police stop that was caught on camera and quickly went viral. Now he is suing Tempe police over a 2018 stop. Author: Michael Doudna Updated: 10:22 PM MST January 31, 2021 PHOENIX — Dravon Ames is suing the city of Tempe in federal court for battery and violation of his civil rights during a 2018 traffic stop.  The stop occurred months before Ames made...

Only similarity between Trump and Johnson is their hair, says Sir Christopher Meyer

Last Updated: Former UK Ambassador To US On Capitol Violence The former UK Ambassador to the US has said that Wednesdays violent riot at the Capitol has given "enormous comfort to regimes" across the globe, "which dont like to be lectured by democracies about human rights". The former UK Ambassador to the US has said that Wednesdays violent riot at the Capitol has given "enormous comfort to regimes" across the globe, "which dont like to be lectured by democracies about human rights". Chris...

That upset them. we will get more on that im sure as it wraps up. >> could be a negotiating tactic. >> shannon: of course. we know the president before he landed in london, former british ambassador to the u.s. was attacked in a tube station. thats a subway. what do you know about what hes doing? >> this was a brutal attack, and i want to warn you the picture you are about to see is pretty gory, but it was put out by his own wife. sir christopher meyer is still recovering and expected to make a ...

President, everything was great, the public statements upset them. we will get more on that as it wraps up but it is a negotiating tactic. >> we know the president, a former british ambassador to the us was attacked in a tube station, a subway, what do we know about how he was doing? >> a brutal attack, the picture is pretty gory, put out by his own wife. christopher meyer is still recovering and expected to make a full recovery after he was beaten by two teenagers, a 16-year-old boy and a 15-ye...

U.k. were he to come to the country now. >> let me read something to you. i was reading the london times today. this is a piece by a former british ambassador sir christopher meyer who wrote in part, to cancel the visit would give ride offense beyond trumps core support. we have too many interests, economic, defense, intelligence, in invested in the relationship to risk that, especially at a time when our relationship with europe hangs in the balance. isnt he right? >> thats a measured response....