Politics
PMQs 13th Jan – Johnson’s crime cartel starving its enemies into submission
Sir Keir Starmer - a prosecutor, of course - dared to ask Don John if he would be happy for his kids to live on free school meal parcels. To be fair they could be for all he knows. He has had plenty of of goomahs during his reign of terror.
Tory MP defends free school meal controversy, saying: “It’s only lunch”
"Lunch might be the only meal they have for the whole day, that's the point", Michael Spicer pointed out.
Patel says limited ‘outdoor recreation’ is permitted during lockdown – despite it being prohibited
"I get that everyone makes mistakes but ministers really need to be across most basic points," Adam Wagner said.
Inside the Members’ Dining Room: Where a £30 meal costs MPs just £12.75
If we can subsidise these prices, surely we can afford not to give vulnerable children half a tomato and a carrot stub?
Is Downing Street planning to vet public questions at Covid briefings?
A mysterious website change - quickly followed by a U-turn - has raised suspicions.
Raab announces clampdown on firms with links to forced labour in Xinjiang
“It is truly horrific," Raab said. "Barbarism we had hoped lost to another era, being practiced today".
‘Tory corruption’ trends as MPs ask “is nothing spared from their greed?”
Richard Burgon said hunger is now "being used as a financial opportunity."
Johnson spied cycling at Olympic Park – seven miles from Downing Street
The PM's own guidance instructs Brits to “not travel outside your local area” for exercise.
Greta Thunberg hits out at UK’s ‘so-called green revolution’ over banned bee-killing pesticide
The Wildlife Trusts said neonicotinoids pose a significant environmental risk, particularly to bees.