"Let's be clear, shortages right across the country, shortages of fruit pickers, shortages of builders, shortages in terms of lorry drivers: all of that is down to Boris Johnson, Michael Gove, Priti Patel, Dominic Raab and the promises they made to the British people," David Lammy said.
“In Keir Starmer’s essay, migration was only mentioned in the context of, ‘we need to tackle the challenges of our time, such as climate change, terrorism and migration’. I thought it was quite strange that migration would appear in the same sentence as terrorism - and climate change as well, ...
“During the whole Brexit campaign we were promised seamless trade with the EU, but it’s not happened and it’s being cloaked behind Covid excuses, and once we get over this hole of Covid problems, people will see Brexit as being a huge problem," the UK brewery boss told TLE.
"He’s talking to world leaders using kids tv shows now," one person said in the aftermath of the address.
253 MPs, including Conservative members, backed the motion, which is likely to be ignored by Boris Johnson.
Here's the full list of MPs who voted for what Jeremy Corbyn described as a "tax hike on working people."
Conservative MPs overwhelmingly backed the move despite a party promise before the 2019 election that they would not raise taxes.
Would Raab class ignoring a call to save Afghans, while on a beach, as laziness?
"Basic principle of the universe. If John Redwood says one thing we should do the exact opposite" said one Twitter user.