WATCH: Sunak won’t say whether he intends to raise fuel duty in the Budget
“I’m not going to be able to go through every measure with you”, he tells Sophy Ridge as she presses him on the controversial proposal.
WATCH: “People need to be really careful what they wish for.” Robbie Gibb on abolishing the licence fee.
May’s former Director of Communications was interviewed by Mark Wallace at a Taxpayers’ Alliance event.
WATCH: “Nobody should be penalised for doing the right thing” – Johnson announces urgent reform of sick leave to slow pandemic
“People self-isolating will get Statutory Sick Pay from the first day off work. This will be included in emergency coronavirus legislation.”
WATCH: “Keeping the country safe is the Government’s overriding priority”- Prime Minister’s statement on coronavirus
“I fully understand public concern, your concern about the global spread of the virus and it is highly likely that we will see a growing number of UK cases.”
WATCH: Trump – “I’m the youngest person. I am a young, vibrant man.”
Mind you, Reagan had a riposte when he was once compared to a younger candidate…
WATCH: Hancock on the Coronavirus, 111, public demand – and putting more resources in
“I hope that people will also bear with us…What I would say is that more people are calling 111 than before. That’s to be expected.”
WATCH: “I certainly am.” Burgon’s answer when asked if he’s the Corbynite candidate.
The candidate for Labour’s leadership says that he wants to defend “the three pillars of Corbynism”.
WATCH: Hancock – Patel is “determined” and “courteous”
He adds that the coronavirus is an example of politicians, civil servants and doctors pulling together.
WATCH: “It’s becoming a bit interminable, I have to say.” McDonnell on Labour’s leadership election.
The Shadow Chancellor sticks to his guns by claiming that Long-Bailey can still pull off a win.
WATCH: “We will not link access to our waters to access to EU markets”. Gove’s statement on the negotiations.
The Goverment will also “not accept nor agree to any obligations where our laws are aligned with the EU or the EU’s institutions” – including the Court of Justice.
WATCH: Javid’s resignation statement. Changes to the Treasury “would not have been in the national interest”
“Conservatives particularly believe that no particular person, or even a government, has a monopoly on the best ideas”, the former Chancellor tells the House.
WATCH: Corbyn harries Johnson over his response to the flooding at Prime Minister’s Questions
“COBRA is a reference to Cabinet Office Briefing Room A – it is not the only room in which meetings can take place, Mr Speaker!”
WATCH: Barnier – We are ready to begin the EU/UK trade negotiation next Monday
He says that this time the talks between the two parties will alternate between Brussels and London.
WATCH: “The scale of the response has been huge.” Eustice defends the Government’s response to flooding.
“We have deployed over three miles of temporary flood barriers and 90 mobile pipes, and we have been keeping structures and rivers clear of debris.”
WATCH: “Where is the Prime Minister this week?”
Eustice defends Johnson for not visiting areas affected by floods, saying he is fully engaged with efforts to help victims.