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Someone said – you know – that the first Islamic republic with nuclear weapons will be the Islamic Republic of Britain. So, we’re making sure there won’t be another one like that in Iran.

Just try to find that kind of attitude in Britain now – or in what’s known as ‘The Islamic Republic of Britain’. You won’t find it,

Devolution, as Donald Dewar said, is about who we are and how we carry ourselves.

I don’t think that’s a viable way forward.

If I am elected leader, we will take a different approach, and it starts with a serious offer to John Swinney and the SNP Government.

It is time now for Scottish Labour to be bold, to be confident and to shape what happens next.

We cannot reduce ourselves to being a party of commentators.

Yes, but you know someone said the first Islamic republic with nuclear weapons will be the Islamic republic of Britain.

Go find that in today’s Britain, in what is called the Islamic republic of Britain.

There’s no hiding place now and Nigel Farage needs to answer to the public as to exactly what’s going on.

There’s been a witch-hunt against Nigel Farage and he said: ‘You know what? Enough’s enough. Meet me at the ballot box.’

[Nigel Farage is] celebrating a stunning victory in Clacton and the people have decided: they’ve stuck two fingers up to people like the BBC, the establishment, the blob, the whole of Westminster.

It was a great occasion that it is only right that he spends that time with his members, with his activists, with his supporters.

With the fifth hottest day on record, and Britain’s fifth heatwave of the year, we’re well past that. Burnham needs to reconvene Cobra immediately and set out a proper plan.

The country is burning – devastating wild fires in the Midlands and the New Forest, hospitals dangerously overheating and the heat’s impact on our railways – and Andy Burnham’s only solution so far seems to be preventing the sale of…

Negotiations are ongoing, and we continue to advance Canada’s interests.

This review will examine how language-of-work requirements have been applied and whether the current approach meets operational needs and respects the language rights of the Defence Team.

Canadians deserve to know what happened, and Parliament has a responsibility to demand those answers.