Theresa May criticises Boris Johnson for appointing key security advisor with 'no proven expertise'
Sir Mark Sedwill had stepped down from his role in the UK government amid reports of clashes with Johnson’s chief advisor Dominic Cummings.
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Sir Mark Sedwill had stepped down from his role in the UK government amid reports of clashes with Johnson’s chief advisor Dominic Cummings.
The Conservatives have said they will “absolutely” not hold another independence referendum in Scotland.
The majority for the Conservatives means that Brexit looks set to become a reality.
It was an exhaustive night of counting and a momentous election for the future of the UK.
A claim that a Tory advisor was punched turned out not to be the case.
The British PM said he wants people “to enjoy their festive-season free from the seemingly unending Brexit box-set drama”.
Nigel Farage has claimed he’s been repeatedly offered a seat in the House of Lords to “go quietly”.
It’s as much about Leave/Remain as Left/Right.
Andrew Griffiths said he would support the new candidate. His wife Kate said she wouldn’t be taking up his offer.
The campaign will focus on ‘getting Brexit done’, but the party has some internal issues to sort out first.
The prime minister believes he has the numbers to push his withdrawal agreement through parliament.
Businesses in the North are likely to face an immediate adverse effect from a no-deal, according to the Yellowhammer documents.
She is to remain on as an MSP until 2021.
A previously safe seat, the Conservatives lost out to the Liberal Democrats in Brecon and Radnorshire.
The international impression of Johnson has evolved from simply an eccentric mayor to a symbol of Brexit Britain.
BBC News reported that more than 1,000 people had received multiple voting forms.
There should be a new PM in a month’s time but the Brexit schedule is still anyone’s guess.
Mark Field has said he “acted instinctively” when he saw the woman and feared she may be armed.
Michael Gove and Jeremy Hunt are also still in the running.
Today we’ll see the final two chosen after two more votes.
It comes following a third round of voting by conservative MPs today.
Hancock received just 20 votes in the first ballot of 313 Tory MPs.
Three candidates have been eliminated.
Nominations closed at 5pm today.
The Irish government has repeatedly stated the withdrawal agreement would not be reopened.
Channel 4 will host a TV debate on 16 June.
Following Theresa May’s departure, how will the Conservative Party choose its leader?
All of them want Brexit but who will be the next Conservative party leader?
The Conservatives, meanwhile, look set for a battering at the polls this month.
More than 200 of the 248 English councils have now announced their results.
There’s a small chance they won’t actually take part, but this is getting more and more unlikely.
In a video posted on Twitter, a smiling Prime Minister said she had to look for compromise from the opposition to get Brexit through.
Some MPs have issued grave warnings after May went on the offensive last night.
May is said to be considering backing a Labour amendment on workers’ rights to try to sway some MPs to her cause.
Many Tories are irate at the deal reached between the UK and the EU, and they want to remove May from office because of it.
Some British politicians have got things a bit wrong when trying to highlight Ireland’s tough stance on Brexit negotiations.
The news came amid a deepening sexual harassment scandal in Westminster.
Johnson told other Tory MPs that he is “fed up to the back teeth” of hearing criticism about May.
The Sinn Féin leader doesn’t expect a power-sharing deal to be reached in Northern Ireland by tomorrow.