Theresa May's penultimate time at the PMQs Despatch Box was an interesting affair.
She and Jeremy Corbyn took it in turns to accuse the other of leading institutionally racist parties, neither engaged sincerely with the allegations. "I know you are but what am I" discourse in full effect.
Ian Blackford used his two questions to the prime minister to ask the difference between Donald Trump's racist tweets, demanding four American congresswomen go back to their own countries, and Theresa May's 'Go Home' vans.
She couldn't answer the question.
Even Farage can no longer deny that the prime minister was correct. Nigel Farage has finally admitted that Keir Starmer was right not to involve the UK in Donald Trump’s Iran war. With every passing day of Trump’s disastrous and seemingly clueless military action in Iran, Starmer’s refusal to commit British troops to the conflict is […]
This is not the first challenge they have faced Artemis II has left Earth’s orbit, carrying four astronauts farther from our planet than any humans have ever travelled, with plans to circle the Moon’s far side before returning to Earth. The decision to travel beyond Earth’s orbit has been described by some as a ‘point […]
Police are appealing for witnesses A 14-year-old boy has died after being shot in London, with three teenagers arrested on suspicion of murder. The teenage boy was killed in Woolwich, south east London, according to the Metropolitan Police. Detective Chief Inspector Lucie Card, who is leading the investigation, said: “Our thoughts remain with the boy’s […]