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Jeg synes, med al respekt, det er noget vås.
We will work as an honest broker to try to narrow gaps and to bring people together.
Political, financial, military and humanitarian support for Ukraine must be coupled with ever-increasing pressure on Russia so that its cruel and morally indefensible war can no longer be sustained.
We must defend and vindicate these values - both within Europe and globally - and this parliament has a vital role to play.
There are no democratic or humanitarian values which are flexible enough to justify the scale of death, destruction and displacement we have seen.
The humanitarian situation in Gaza remains dire. The situation in the West Bank is deteriorating. The behaviour of the Netanyahu government is increasingly extreme.
Because of this solidarity, the impact of that decision has been reduced. Thankfully we have avoided many of the worst impacts seen by the UK itself which the British people themselves increasingly recognise.
Probably not, still. Sadly, we all know what would happen with a bank holiday – the private sector would still be working and the public sector would take the day off, and you’d all have to pay for it. This Conservative Party is very much…
We’ve acknowledged that mistakes have been made, and we have the toughest immigration policy that’s out there now.
What I’m trying to show is that while Andy Burnham is having his summer holiday, Keir Starmer is walking off into the sunset, Nigel Farage is dealing with the latest scandal… I’m coming up with an entire plan for government.
(Russian President Vladimir) Putin doesn’t care how nationalised your buses are, and they don’t care whether No 10 is in Manchester or London.
Defence of this country should be Andy Burnham’s number one priority.
And he is taking with him a defence investment plan which he knows is not fit for purpose.
We are sending an outgoing Prime Minister who is now completely powerless to that Nato summit.
Just at a time when Britain needs seriousness, Westminster has never been more of a pantomime.
If Labour MPs want to show they understand the fury that many people feel about this situation, they should vote for the Conservative Party’s motion and keep vile sex offenders behind bars.