The Queen’s speech: A summary of the legislation and proposals announced today
The Union, an advanced research agency and a commitment to better housing featured in the plans today.
The Union, an advanced research agency and a commitment to better housing featured in the plans today.
He was running against Olivia Seccombe, from the National Farmers’ Union, and Nikki da Costa, Downing Street’s Director of Legislative Affairs.
He denies being the source of leaks about it and Dyson; is silent on the Saudi-related leak about Newcastle United.
“I have fought and bled alongside them…and I have a duty to stand alongside them.”
“Her Majesty said that our country owed her husband ‘a greater debt than he would ever claim or we shall ever know’ and I am sure that estimate is correct.”
The former Cabinet Minister and ’22 Executive Vice-Chairman leaves a majority of 16,223 in Chesham & Amersham.
He tells the Spring Forum the party needs to get ready for the elections in May, but before that he is looking forward to a pint and a haircut.
That’s five times as many as the seven who took the same course last October, but fewer than the 53 who revolted over tiering.
The Government won the division during yesterday’s consideration of the Trade Bill by 18 votes.
“Our international goals rest upon keeping our people safe at home and deterring those who would do us harm.”
His three part plan: protecting jobs and livelihoods. Securing the public finances. And laying foundations for the future.
Yesterday’s backbench reaction to his Commons statement suggests that most Tory MPs will back his proposals.
“Thanks to the vaccinations that there is light ahead leading us to a spring and summer which I think will be seasons of hope.”
The 60-page Government document setting out the five steps it proposes to take to take England out of lockdown.
Plus four reviews: on masks and distancing; international travel; certification. and “the safe return of major events”.