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- February 5, 2019
Most care workers from overseas will still have to pay upfront fees to help fund the NHS and wait six months for a refund, despite Boris Johnson’s promise to exempt them. The Royal College of Nursing has hit out at a decision to opt for a reimbursement scheme for the immigration health surcharge – rather
READ MOREA contentious claim by Boris Johnson in a newspaper article regarding the European Union may have inadvertently led to the downfall of Margaret Thatcher, newly unearthed documents from her time in Downing Street suggest. Documents released from the close of Thatcher’s years in power show she took note of a story on the European Commission’s then-president Jacques Delores in
READ MOREClimate change had a higher profile in the UK election campaign than ever before, with parties competing hard over their offer to concerned voters. But this was a debate that the Conservatives – who won a landslide majority – largely stood back from. Their manifesto was light on detail compared to the other parties, and
READ MOREJeremy Corbyn will tonight block Boris Johnson’s hopes of holding a general election on December 12 as the Prime Minister plots a ‘Plan B’ to outflank the Labour leader. Mr Johnson will this evening ask MPs to back holding a pre-Christmas snap poll and under the terms of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011 he will
READ MOREEx-Tory rebels now BACK Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal – and No 10 says it WILL pass at next vote: Oliver Letwin and Amber Rudd say they will support PM in vote this week Sir Oliver Letwin’s amendment forced PM to comply with the terms of Benn Act PM sent letter to EU last night asking
READ MOREWhen the vote came the reaction was one of uncontained joy. It wasn’t the end of Brexit, but for those who had come out in their hundreds of thousands to protest against Boris Johnson’s deal Sir Oliver Letwin’s amendment was a new obstacle in its path. There were huge cheers from the crowd in Parliament
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