Emmanuel Macron claims 'British government does not do what it says'
Speaking at a news conference, French President Emmanuel Macron made the dig at the Prime Minister before saying he was willing to re-engage 'in good faith'.
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Speaking at a news conference, French President Emmanuel Macron made the dig at the Prime Minister before saying he was willing to re-engage 'in good faith'.
Science Minister George Freeman described the alleged remark as 'pretty unhelpful' as he said: 'Of course the Prime Minister isn't a clown.'
Macron made the comments the day after 27 migrants drowned when their boat capsized crossing the Channel, according to respected investigative weekly Le Canard Enchaine.
As a French woman, I can only feel ashamed. This sense of rowdy entitlement is not just about angry workers; it extends from bottom to top, as the British know all too well.
French fishing barons have given Britain two weeks to grant them more access to its waters or face being cut off from crucial Christmas supplies.