UK Foreign Office minister, James Cleverly, said British arms sales licences were issued with great care to ensure they did not lead to any breach of humanitarian law.
“We are not done yet. There is still so much work that has to be done.”
“The more the government trumpets Saddam’s atrocities, the more the question comes up: Why did you go on doing business with him for so long?”
"Before that, there was hope. After that, none. It cost him his marriage."
The Vote Leave veteran is reported to have said his position was made ‘untenable’ by others within No 10.
Researchers at think-tank Reform showed that patients waiting a year or more for treatment had risen by over 12,000 per cent since the start of the pandemic.
"So, Parler is officially back online for their white supremacists, domestic terrorists and conspiracy theorists or as I’d like to call it, a treasure trove of criminal evidence."
The Northern Ireland Protocol, designed to prevent a hard border on the island of Ireland, has enraged loyalists - with many believing that it has created a barrier between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK.
Heritage organisations will also be told to “defend” British culture and history from the “noisy minority of activists constantly trying to do Britain down”.