WATCH: Burnham insists that the North needs better rail lines
“The North of England needs new rail lines that go East-West and North-South.”
WATCH: Hunt condemns US for not extraditing Sacoolas
He says the US is not behaving like an ally by refusing to send Anne Sacoolas, who is accused of killing British teenager Harry Dunn in a road accident, back to the UK.
WATCH: “Parliament is a better place without John Bercow” – Jenrick
He adds that he wouldn’t offer the former speaker a peerage, as he responds to comments made by Dawn Butler.
WATCH: “I think that’s a form of bullying too.”
Butler claims the fact that Bercow is yet to receive a peerage ‘is also a form of bullying’.
WATCH: Dale walks out of GMB debate
The ConservativeHome columnist said that rather than a “civilised discussion” it “was about closing me down. I decided it wasn’t worth hanging around.”
WATCH: The Prime Minister “might recall saying that climate change is a primitive fear without foundation”
Corbyn says of the Prime Minister his “vivid imagination seems to have taken over from his memory”.
WATCH: The next stage of Brexit. Johnson says that the UK has “embarked on a great voyage”
“If we are brave…we can make a huge success of this venture for Britain, for our European friends and for the world”.
WATCH: ECJ jurisdiction. Raab says “it’s not even a red line. This is not even on the table”
The Foreign Secretary on the prospect of the EU demanding a role for the court in a future trade deal.
WATCH: The EU was portrayed in Britain as a bogeyman – Tusk
“We were held responsible for every failure…this was the main problem. But the EU is like a miracle – almost impossible.”
WATCH: McDonnell on opportunities for the Left post-Brexit
“The direction of travel of the European Union on economic has been challenging neo-liberalism.”
WATCH: Varadkar sticks to saying that Britain is “a small country”
And he says that UK ambassadors reportedly being told not to sit alongside their EU counterparts “comes across as a bit petty”.
WATCH: “I’m not going to walk away,” says Farage
The Brexit Party will continue as an insurance policy “in case things go wrong”. And there will be “a new think-tank called Brexit Watch”.
WATCH: Foster – “It’s difficult to see” how there can not be checks between Great Britain and Northern Ireland
“He told one of my colleagues in the House of Commons that emphatically there would not be checks.”
WATCH: “We got thumped, didn’t we? We got absolutely smashed” – Ashworth
“Labour has a problem – and it’s partly because the structure of our vote has been changing over ten years.”
WATCH: Raab says Barnier is wrong about border checks between the UK and EU – if the latter meets its commitments
[Checks are] “directly in conflict not only with the Withddrawal Agreement but with undertakings in the Political Declaration”.