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A number of European Parliament members have taken aim at Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for his harsh Freedom Convoy crackdown

BoJo has hit back at Former Prime Minister Major's claim Johnson has "shredded" the UK's reputation overseas with his Partygate scandal.

Why will calling someone a liar get you thrown out of the UK parliamentary debates, but using defamatory language might not?

Why will calling someone a liar get you thrown out of the UK parliamentary debates, but using defamatory language might not?

Report on Downing Street parties deepens crisis for Boris Johnson

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is on the brink of facing a leadership challenge, according to reports, after an angry backlash over claims parties were held at his residence during coronavirus lockdowns.

In fact is not a valid reason. there is a clear contradiction in the information here. this again is what the court has to look at. why have the court has to look at. why have the players been told something, and why other border authorities then going by different rules? which rules apply to who and when? this is really where the complications and the controversy have taken place. caught in the middle are those tennis players and officials. and the world number one, who are still in that hotel,...

Has been embarrassing for australia. absolutely. some have said that the australian authorities response has been driven by the public outcry. that is right. this is again one thing that we have seen in those documents, that novak djokovic had been granted that exemption by tennis australia, by the victorian state government, only for the federal government to revoke that because of the public outcry, referring there to the political handling of this entire situation. remember, scott morrisons g...

Equally to everyone. but the key question here is, what rules? if the players have been told to follow a set of rules, and they have, by tennis australia, and the federal governments have contradicted that, who should have given them that information and when? as you touched on earlier this has provoked quite strong feelings from the public. how do you think this latest development is going to be seen by the public there? to his supporters, who are out here tonight, this is exactly what they hav...

Pubs, bars, restaurants and hotels all bore the brunt of lockdown rules. despite spending millions on new safety measures to protect their customers and staff. its just so nice to be with people again. in april, hospitality venues were able to reopen after a winter of lockdown. but they could only do so outdoors and even then there were limits on numbers and it meantjust a third of hospitality venues could trade, those that had outdoor space or a beer garden. its nice to get together and to shar...