The prime minister admitted Britain is in need of a cultural shake-up. Maybe the first place he could look is the green benches behind him, where he might find Christopher Chope - who tried to block a bill outlawing upskirting - or Philip Davies, who has repeatedly voiced his opposition ...
The scariest part about living under Orban was "when the silence came. The newspapers stopped criticising and the protests stopped happening."
Yesterday UK MPs voted through a policing bill which would ‘make a dictator blush’.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said: “If global Britain is to mean anything, it cannot mean selling arms to Saudi Arabia and cutting aid to Yemen.”
Insider interviews unveil the government's shocking mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic.
While President Bashar Assad, supported by Russia and Iran, remains in power.
Banners in the crowd said “Men your silence is deafening” and “Cressida you’re a woman too”, while protesters shouted: “Sisters united will never be defeated.”
Shadow justice secretary David Lammy said the party cannot support a bill that would lead to harsher penalties for damaging a statue than attacking a woman.
"It is an ideological assault by the Conservative government that has left our younger generations the victims," Scotland's further education secretary said.