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Will the next UK prime minister please step up? - Vimarsana News

Will the next UK prime minister please step up?

An eight-week leadership campaign has delayed urgent government action.

Source: qz.com
Why was no-confidence vote taken out against UK PM Boris Johnson? Know what Partygate scandal is - Vimarsana News

Why was no-confidence vote taken out against UK PM Boris Johnson? Know what Partygate scandal is

A no-confidence vote was taken out against UK PM Boris Johnson, in which he emerged victorious with a clear majority.

'In That Regard, We Have Failed': Tory Says UK Was Not Taken Out of EU as a Single Country - Vimarsana News

'In That Regard, We Have Failed': Tory Says UK Was Not Taken Out of EU as a Single Country

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Joanna Lumley's brilliant defence of Brexit voters: 'They aren't all cruel b******s!' - Vimarsana News

Joanna Lumley's brilliant defence of Brexit voters: 'They aren't all cruel b******s!'

Lumley argued Remainers were wrong to brand Brexiteers “racist” and “cruel” for voting to leave the EU. She spoke out amid a rise in racist attacks in the wake of Britain’s decision to leave the EU. The 'AbFab' star felt the nation needed to “remember that most people” in the UK had “good hearts and a sense of justice and generosity”. Lumley hoped her words would wake Remainers up to the fact that Brexiteers were not evil and attacks were carried out by a minority of people. She told the Radio Times in 2017: “What is highlighted are the b******s who say and do cruel and wi...