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Sheerman offers to become an interim education minister - Vimarsana News

Sheerman offers to become an interim education minister

On the day that prime minister Boris Johnson has announced his resignation, Labour's Barry Sheerman described the UK to be in the "greatest crisis any of us can remember". Sheerman noted that there was no education minister and given his experience in the area, offered to become an interim minister.Paymaster general Michael Ellis turned down the offer, referencing "the plethora of talented and dedicated individuals" in the Conservative Party.

Labour's Barry Sheerman makes cheeky offer to be education minister after raft of resignations - Vimarsana News

Labour's Barry Sheerman makes cheeky offer to be education minister after raft of resignations

Labour MP for Huddersfield Barry Sheerman has mischievously suggested he could become an education minister after a raft of Conservative resignations from the department this week.

Live: Boris Johnson resigns in wake of fresh exodus of ministers - Vimarsana News

Live: Boris Johnson resigns in wake of fresh exodus of ministers

The Prime Minister said he will remain in post until a new leader is chosen by the Tories.

SNP politician in list of MPs who took interns from anti-abortion charity - Vimarsana News

SNP politician in list of MPs who took interns from anti-abortion charity

AN anti-abortion group has placed more than a dozen interns in MP offices across the UK since 2010, including one SNP member, according to…

Boris Johnson is hardly feeling the pinch as debate takes a back seat - Vimarsana News

Boris Johnson is hardly feeling the pinch as debate takes a back seat

A half-empty Chamber witnesses plenty of talk on defence spending and domestic hydrocarbons, but one Chris Pincher is remarkably unmentioned