Dominic Cummings suggests Boris Johnson did make 'bodies pile high' remark
BORIS Johnson did say "let the bodies pile high in their thousands" according to his former chief adviser.
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BORIS Johnson did say "let the bodies pile high in their thousands" according to his former chief adviser.
THE UK has been branded an embarrassment after presenter Amanda Holden boasted she couldn't tell the difference between saying hello in French and…
The Italian band Maneskin winning the Eurovision Song Contest final last night. VIEWERS watching Eurovision took to Twitter to point out the UK's widespread unpopularity after its dismal showing in the contest. James Newman scored a total of zero points from each country's panel of judges, as well as the popular votes, after he performed his song Embers. It is the second time in a row that the UK has ended the contest with no points. Italy's pop-rock Maneskin triumphed with France coming second in the competition which was held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, last night. Other top ...
National Extra SNP MP Douglas Chapman writes on how Scotland and the UK can create closer ties with its Northern neighbours. Top: The Nordic Council meets, and Nicola Sturgeon addresses the Holyrood chamber THIS week saw the first meeting of the new All-Party Parliamentary Group for the Arctic and Nordic Councils at Westminster. I’ve taken the initiative to set up this group to help elected members in both the House of Commons and the House of Lords to better understand both these bodies and the vital work they do in the High North. There’s never been a more important time for Scotland...
Professor Ciaran Martin said the 'once in a generation' phrase had been nothing but a slogan THE “once in a generation” phrase parroted by Conservatives in their attempt to block a second independence vote is nothing but a slogan and has no constitutional relevance, one of the architects of the Edinburgh Agreement has said. Professor Ciaran Martin, from the University of Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government, also warned that any Supreme Court battle between the London and Edinburgh governments would likely be nullified by a change of law pushed through by the Tory majority in t...