During yesterday’s ‘Prime Minister’s Questions’, Theresa May told MPs and the nation that the decision to destroy landing cards that could have proven the citizenship of thousands of ‘Windrush generation’ […]
Yesterday in the Commons, Theresa May scored a cheap point during Prime Minister’s Questions by giving a dishonest answer to Jeremy Corbyn’s question about the destruction of the landing cards […]
Philip Hammond’s attempt during his Spring Statement today to be – in his own words – ‘Tigger-ish’ has met with widespread derision as a feeble attempt to bluff his way […]
The 10 Downing Street press office’s avoidance of any questions about the meeting – bizarrely trumpeted by Theresa May during this week’s PMQs (Prime Minister’s Questions) – of her ‘Rough-sleeping […]
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn challenged Theresa May during PMQs yesterday over the fact that a ‘rough-sleeping task-force’ she had set up last November hadn’t met four months later – especially damning when […]
Theresa May’s interview this morning with the BBC’s Andrew Marr contained a number of interesting, if inadvertent revelations. Her responses to Marr’s tougher than usual probing on the NHS – […]
Comment The Establishment is already attempting to spin Theresa May’s decision to sack – or more precisely ask to resign – her deputy Damian Green as a sign of the […]
Priti Patel, the Secretary of State for International Development, is under intense pressure to resign but the abject weakness of Theresa May has so far prevented the PM-in-name-only from sacking […]
Theresa May’s performances at PMQs (Prime Minister’s Questions) started badly and have grown ever worse as the floundering PM’s ground has eroded beneath her. But today we saw the spectacle […]
The SKWAWKBOX continues to upset the Establishment in all the right ways. Just in the last couple of weeks: Deputy PM Damian Green launched an unprincipled attack on this blog […]