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    Video: UK lawmaker Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi shames Johnson over face veil remark

    06 Sep 2019

    Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi took on Johnson during the prime minister's weekly question-and-answer session before the House of Commons

    A unique opportunity opens up for a new centre-right party

    07 Sep 2019

    The moment Phillip Lee left the Tory benches, in the House of Commons during the Brexit vote and sat beside Liberal Democrats leader Jo Swinson, will be immortalised for two reasons.

    Where are the Tory MPs willing to save us?

    21 Jul 2019

    Britain is a leading member — of Nato. It is something Tory MPs never forget and avidly support. Nato is a multi-national organisation where each country gives up part of its sovereignty to provide security for all. It was created in 1949 with a single purpose — to prevent Russia, then in the form of the Soviet

    Boris Johnson lines up Patel to be next home secretary

    21 Jul 2019

    Priti Patel is being considered for a shock cabinet return as home secretary, The Independent has learned, as Boris Johnson seeks to convince the public he is not a “British Donald Trump”. The controversial Brexiteer — sacked for misleading Theresa May over secret meetings with Israeli politicians — is poised

    Britain’s anger over tanker’s seizure is misplaced

    21 Jul 2019

    Britain’s outrage over the seizure by Iranian naval commandos of an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz is misplaced. Britain launched the tanker-snatching competition on July 4th when Royal Marines boarded and took charge of a supertanker, Grace 1, loaded with Iranian oil as it sailed past the British-overseas

    Skirting Conflagration

    26 Jul 2019

    The newly-elected top European Union (EU) leaders who take office on Nov.1 are no more likely to adopt and implement region-friendly policies than their predecessors were.

    Hearings vindicate Pelosi’s plan of holding off on impeachment

    25 Jul 2019

    Robert S. Mueller III did little Wednesday to boost the prospects of impeaching President Donald Trump. The former special counsel’s highly anticipated testimony before Congress did not deliver the sort of splashy moment that circulates on cable TV. Instead, as he promised, Mueller stuck carefully to the text of his investigative report, occasionally — at times haltingly — offering a nuance, but often providing one-word answers to questions.

    Zelensky’s victory in Ukraine is a strategic loss for Putin

    23 Jul 2019

    As Europe gets ready for its biggest nation in the west of Europe to say goodbye under a nationalist leadership, and a parliament unable to control the executive at the other end of Europe, the parliament of Ukraine has just been elected with serious hopes for the first time since the Berlin Wall fell that

    Alabama’s ban on abortions could destroy countless lives of women

    17 May 2019

    Out of the 25 senators who voted in favour of the bill (six Democrat senators voted against it, while one abstained) all were white cisgender men, and none would be remotely affected by the legislation.

    The inconvenient truth behind Trump’s April jobs report

    05 May 2019

    On paper, 1968 was a great time to be an American. Young soldiers returning from Vietnam that June saw an economy which had just created 250,000 jobs. Middle class families saw an 8 per cent increase in their household income. GDP growth for the full year hit almost 5 per cent

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