
Labour plans no confidence vote in bid to boot Boris Johnson from Downing Street sooner
‘The Tory party has at last concluded that the prime minister is unfit for office, that was blindingly obvious a very, very long time ago.’

‘The Tory party has at last concluded that the prime minister is unfit for office, that was blindingly obvious a very, very long time ago.’

Only a few weeks ago it was revealed that Eton, for example, received £3.3 million of rental income from its real estate portfolio and £5.8 million from selling commercial property. Why it deserves tax exemptions not afforded to state schools is a question that continues to baffle those of us who want a fairer education system for all.

Braverman of course completely overlooks the fact that 56% of people in poverty in the UK are in a working family and 7 in 10 children in child poverty are in a family where at least one parent works.

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Revelations about the investigation are awkward for Zahawi, given that HMRC falls under the control of the treasury.

“Imagine having no working class friends. Unreal. I dunno why but I stupidly assumed that they at least knew normal people.”

The Daily Mail has had a torrid week, with a triple whammy of bad news for the paper.

In a statement, the police said they will not be issuing any fines and no further action will be taken.

“Paul Dacre justifying his knighthood I see”

“On brand.”