Theresa May becomes second former PM to condemn Johnson’s handling of the sleaze scandal
Earlier this month Sir John Major hit out at the Johnson administration for its "shameful" conduct.
Earlier this month Sir John Major hit out at the Johnson administration for its "shameful" conduct.
"The tragic irony of the last five years is that May’s first, emptiest slogan was both the truest and hardest to accept."
In stinging comments, the ex-PM said events in the Middle East were a "major setback" for British foreign policy.
Sir John because the second former to hit out at the move, after Theresa May voted against a three-line Tory whip for the first time in 25 years.
Theresa May also gave an impassioned speech announcing she will be voting against the cuts to the aid budget - the first time an ex-PM has voted against a Conservative three-line whip in 25 years.
It's five years since the referendum. The country has changed beyond recognition.
“We now have over 50 per cent of the adult population vaccinated, yet we’re more restricted on travel than we were last year," Theresa May said.
As people queued up to vote yesterday, The Times columnist Caitlin Moran sent Twitter into a mini meltdown by tweeting: “Obviously there’s a more nuanced take on this, but, broadly, voting for Labour = not being a cunt.” As many of her followers retweeted her election day exhortation, others predictably chose to put ...
I am over 70 and my memories go back over many elections. The whole lot were tweedle dum or tweeedle dee choices. OK I mostly gave in to the lesser of the evils and mostly voted Labour's tweedle. This is the first time there are no tweedles. It's them or ...
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