Chancellor is king of Brexit, claims Tory MP
Chancellor Philip Hammond could join Prime Minister Theresa May as the “king and queen of Brexit”, Tory MP Peter Bone has told the Commons.
PMQs
Corbyn calls on PM to apologise for ‘broken promise Budget’
Jeremy Corbyn has called on the Prime Minister to apologise for breaking her “promise” on ending austerity in the Budget.
May is ‘not being straight’ over pledge to end austerity – Jeremy Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn accused Theresa May of “not being straight with the public” over her pledge to end austerity as he demanded extra police and nurses.
Theresa May insists Chequers plan is not dead
Theresa May has insisted her Chequers proposals are not “dead”, as she faced accusations her Government is “too weak and too divided” to ensure there is no hard border in Northern Ireland.
Allegations of Islamophobia in Tory party are properly investigated: PM
Theresa May has told MPs that complaints of Islamophobia in the Conservative Party have been “investigated and appropriate action has been taken”.
PM’s austerity vow a ‘Conservative con’ if Budget fails to deliver, Corbyn says
Jeremy Corbyn warned Theresa May her claims of ending austerity will be a “great big Conservative con” if she fails to boost public sector spending in the Budget.
Corbyn accuses PM of ‘pouring petrol on society’s burning injustices’
Jeremy Corbyn has accused Theresa May of “pouring petrol” on society’s burning injustices with the Government’s flagship welfare reforms.
Theresa May faces claims of abandoning Brexit amid Tory ‘war’
Theresa May faced claims from her backbenchers of deciding “Brexit means Remain” before Jeremy Corbyn slammed the “war” raging inside the Conservative Party.
Theresa May faces claims of abandoning Brexit amid Tory ‘war’
Theresa May faced claims from her backbenchers of deciding “Brexit means Remain” before Jeremy Corbyn slammed the “war” raging inside the Conservative Party.
WATCH: Aberdeen MP’s ‘pig in a poke’ question to Prime Minister
ABERDEEN MP Callum McCaig prompted sniggers today by referring to “a pig in a poke” while questioning Prime Minister David Cameron in the House of Commons.