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The scourge of 'Rachmanite landlords' operating in West Yorkshire has been raised in Parliament
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The scourge of 'Rachmanite landlords' operating in West Yorkshire has been raised in Parliament
Alarm bells erupted in the Commons, the sort of klaxons you get in James Bond films when the villain's lair is under attack. For a moment the Speaker's eyes widened with apprehension.
QUENTIN LETTS: Mr Chalk, in slender tie and elegant suit, was flawlessly grave. There was no acidity. We had no raging at the bunglers who failed to stop Khalife's kitchen-van escape.
HENRY DEEDES: Rishi Sunak was left staggering in the Commons yesterday under the weight of accolades heaped upon him by Conservative MPs.
Jonathan Ashworth, the shadow health secretary Credit: Parliament/Jessica Taylor/PA Wire Something strange is happening in politics. The two main parties seem to have swapped places. Traditionally, the Tories have been the ones who argue for tighter border controls – while Labour MPs shift uncomfortably in their seats, and look if they’d rather be talking about anything else. Suddenly, however, it’s the other way round. It’s Labour MPs baying for tighter border controls – while a Tory Government appears surprisingly slow to act. This unexpected role reversal was in plain view today ...