The Prime Minister has been booed and called out for not being in Europe to try to negotiate a Brexit deal at press calls all around Britain. Now his latest confrontation with a member of the public may be the most damaging yet.
There was an “improper motive” for proroguing parliament for so long, the court heard.
Snails, salmon and cheese were said to be on the menu – and Jean-Claude Juncker told reporters he was paying.
The portrait is said to articulate the cry of the nation for the Prime Minister and other politicians to listen to the concerns of the public.
The Prime Minister’s comic book bluster backfired, as he was mocked by actor Mark Ruffalo who plays the Hulk.
The Prime Minister repeated his vow to take the UK out of the bloc on October 31, despite legislation designed to prevent a non-deal exit.
She said she did not intend to cause offence.
The former prime minister also labelled Brexiteer Michael Gove, who was once a close friend, a “foam-flecked Faragist”.
John Bercow said the Brexit chaos has opened him to the idea that the UK may need a written constitution.