She says the Government must be “more imaginative” with the sanctions that it threatens to impose.
The Shadow International Trade Secretary adds that “what we need is a proper plan…they need to make responsible decisions in a strategic way.”
“People will do the right thing so long as they know what it is they’re expected to do.”
The Shadow Trade Secretary pushes the policy that the EU itself has urged as part of the solution.
Plus: There must be a national inquiry led by the Department for Education or Ofsted to establish what has gone on in our schools.
Australia’s former Prime Minister knows all about trade deals – and can supply insights both from his experience and an international contact book.
At the end of the day, being gay in 2020 is ok. We are no longer prime victims of oppression, and we should reject four weeks of self-indulgence and narcissism.
The party is pinned down where it feels at home – in its new heartlands of central London, the middle of major cities and the University towns.
“It was disastrous for us to go into a general election in those circumstances.”
“We weren’t sufficiently clear about what our priorities were…it just wasn’t convincing.’
The unseated MP for Don Valley has harsh words for the Labour frontbench over their Remain agenda. (Though Thornberry denies the claim.)
The Shadow Foreign Secretary receives a standing ovation as she urges a harder anti-Brexit stance for Labour.
Plus: Why won’t Corbyn come on LBC and give an interview? He hasn’t done once since becoming Labour leader.
It despises the very values of patriotism and economic self-improvement that made people like my grandparents vote for them.