‘An insult!’ Humza Yousaf rages at Keir Starmer’s praise of Margaret Thatcher

Tory minister reacts to Keir Starmer’s Margaret Thatcher comments Humza Yousaf has hit out at Sir Keir Starmer after he praised Margaret Thatcher. The Labour leader said the former Conservative prime minister “sought to drag Britain out of its stupor by setting loose our natural entrepreneurialism”. But Mr Yousaf branded Sir Keir’s comments as “an insult” to mining and industrial communities […]

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Is BBC Question Time biased? Vote in our poll

Question Time has been targeted over accusations of bias for years despite the programme-makers insisting the flagship show tries to take an impartial line. There is almost always someone from the Government on the panel alongside an MP from the official opposition, as well as politicians from other political parties. But the show, presented by Fiona Bruce, has come under […]

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Rishi Sunak’s Elgin Marbles stand shows he is getting tough

Greek Prime Minister calls for return of Elgin Marbles Rishi Sunak has clearly decided to beware of Greeks seeking gifts after refusing to meet Greece’s prime minister today due to his blatant desire to hijack their meeting with demands to hand back the Elgin Marbles. The sudden snub means Kyriakos Mitsotakis goes back to Athens earlier than expected having just […]

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Israel and Hamas extend temporary ceasefire by two days

A further 11 captives – nine women and two children – were released from Gaza into the hands of the Red Cross before being transferred to Egypt and then on to the Israeli military. It means 51 hostages have been released during the four-day halt in fighting, with 33 Palestinian prisoners set free, bringing that total to 150. International go-betweens […]

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‘I served in Government for 38 years — this person is the worst PM I’ve seen

Simon McDonald reveals he told colleagues he voted against Brexit Lord Simon McDonald, the former Head of the Diplomatic service and Permanent Under-Secretary at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, served various governments for almost four decades. In that time, he was witness to a host of domestic and foreign policy conundrums and advised both Labour and Conservative governments on overseas […]

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