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Labour continues to flounder on simple issue of defining womanhood, with two prominent figures at odds
Boris Johnson should resign if he broke ministerial code, says Scottish Tory leader New polls suggest the Conservatives’ lead over Labour has been cut ahead of Thursday’s local elections in England. By Press Association Sunday 2 May 2021, 2:54 PM 7 hours ago 21,771 Views 9 Comments Updated 4 hours ago BORIS JOHNSON SHOULD resign as British Prime Minister if he is found to have broken the ministerial code, the leader of the Scottish Conse...
International Trade Secretary Liz Truss was unable to say where the money for Boris Johnson's No 10 flat refurbishment came from THE SNP have said that there must now be "full disclosure" over Boris Johnson's Downing Street flat renovation after a senior Tory minister was unable to say where the money came from. International Trade Secretary Liz Truss said the Prime Minister personally met all the costs of the refurbishments and that the details would be declared in "the proper way". Labour have also called on the Electoral Commission to mount a full investigation after Johnson's former ...
Professor Devi Sridhar has given her thoughts on Boris Johnson's plan to fully reopen schools on March 8 A PUBLIC health expert who advises the Scottish Government has explained why Holyrood is taking a more cautious approach to reopening schools than England – and warned that Boris Johnson’s strategy carries “huge risk”. Children in primaries one to three are due back in Scottish schools from Monday, along with some senior secondary pupils who need to do practical work for qualifications. All children under school age in early learning and childcare are also returning. Meanwh...
The Sinn Fein president has said Brexiteers must accept that new trading borders between Great Britain and the island of Ireland are a permanent consequence of the UK's exit from the EU. Mary Lou McDonald said the focus now needs to be on resolving "some teething problems and difficulties" with new Irish Sea trading arrangements, not ditching the Northern Ireland Protocol that now governs the movement of goods. "Brexit is for keeps, I mean this is a big game changer for all of us and it has to be managed in a way that is sensible, in a way that is fair," she told Sky News’ Sophy Ridge On Su...