“People are saying, ‘supposing it all goes wrong?’ Well, supposing it all goes right. Will people then apologise to the Brexit Party? I doubt it,” said Brexit Party reactionary Ann Widdecombe
The Labour peer who fled the Nazis, aged six talked to The London Economic about what we can do now that Conservative MPs appear to have abandoned previous promises in the EU Withdrawal Act to reunite unaccompanied child refugees with their families.
Jim Davidson introduced the portrait in L’Escargot, a French fine dining restaurant in London.
Acting party leader, Sir Ed Davey, conceded that the campaign to stop Britain’s departure from the EU was over.
The Commons Leader said such a move would be ‘allowable’ in a ‘spirit of sympathy’ to Europe at 11pm on Friday.
The Monetary Policy Committee voted 7-2 to hold interest rates at 0.75%.
"When you give cash to a beggar, not in every case, but in the vast majority of cases, you are buying heroin or you are buying alcohol or you’re buying zombie Spice” said Tory MP Adam Holloway
The shadow business secretary vowed to “stand up to the rip-off privatisers” in re-nationalising energy, water, rail and mail.
The chef’s pop-up allows non-members to visit London’s first club exclusively for hospitality professionals.