Labour to launch more attacks on Sunak despite adverts backlash
Emily Thornberry continued to defend the initial advert accusing the Prime Minister of not wanting child sex abusers to go to jail.
Emily Thornberry continued to defend the initial advert accusing the Prime Minister of not wanting child sex abusers to go to jail.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will host United States President Joe Biden in Northern Ireland to commemorate the event.
Starmer said he stands by ‘every word’ of the campaign claiming the PM does not want child abusers to go to jail.
Shadow attorney general Emily Thornberry defended the ad and said the critics of the social media post are ‘wrong’.
A series of written statements released by the government also show just how badly the Festival of Brexit failed.
Asylum data cited by the Prime Minister ‘do not reflect’ Home Office records, the chairman of the UK Statistics Authority said.
The street was quiet and they did not stop to chat to any of the small number of people out and about or go into any shops.
“The tax system favours capital gains. I think maybe people would regard that as unfair," Dan Neidle said.
Starmer released a summary of his tax return covering the period he has been Labour leader, in response to Sunak publishing his own.
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