Replying to a tweet suggesting that Metropolitan police officers had been chased out of a housing estate in London by demonstrators, Will O’Shea said: “Time to get out the live rounds”.
“When the Prime Minister has worked with the intelligence and security forces prosecuting criminals and terrorists he can lecture me."
Marching tens of thousands of workers back into offices and on to public transport, when they can work perfectly well from home, is the last thing we need at the moment.
'We heard harrowing evidence from those most impacted by this pandemic. It's crucial the government listens and learns lessons.'
The pieces will now be sung by a select group of vocalists following controversy over the lyrics’ perceived historical links with colonialism and slavery.
We shouldn’t be surprised that asking journalists to regulate politics is producing no better results than the regime of banker self-regulation did prior to 2008.
"One of the most ambitious pieces of legislation in the 20- year history of devolution”.
The Speaker also discouraged MPs from using parliamentary privilege to name the member who was arrested.
Providing a pessimistic update on the state of trade talks, Downing Street said an agreement with the EU was only “possible” - adding that “it will not be easy to achieve”.