Politics

"The legacy of our outgoing Prime Minister is not that he got ‘Brexit Done’, but that he is leaving a large number of other matters unfinished."

If a Taliban takeover in Afghanistan doesn't stop him, his impending removal from office is hardly going to either.

Senior Tory figures had said the policy would would ‘level down’ the nation by cutting teachers’ and nurses’ pay.

The arch Brexiteer said he was "wrong in the right way" about how Brexit would impact Channel crossings.

"The exit of Mr. Johnson, Brexit’s most charmed cheerleader, marks the demise of a fantasy."

The Brexit opportunities minister was responding to questions over whether such comments "calcify" Scotland's wish to leave the Union.

Lockdown has resulted in the newly-elected MPs spending "too much time on Twitter" rather than bonding with colleagues in Westminster.

Deputy first minister John Swinney branded the comments as “completely and utterly unacceptable”.

David Cameron, Sir Keir Starmer and BBC presenter Hugh Edwards also made the list, as well as SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford.