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THERESA May will today make a patriotic call for the country to pull together in the national interest and build a post-Brexit future that is “full of promise”. In her keynote speech at the Tory conference, the Prime Minister will declare that next...
THERESA May turned on Boris Johnson last night after he staged a public audition for her job. The former foreign secretary used a speech to cheering activists at the Tory conference to savage Mrs May’s record on Brexit, tax and housing. He even...
SNOWFLAKES at a university have banned clapping in a bid to help students feel less anxious. Bosses passed the ruling to prevent “stress” caused by the sound of applause – and urged people to wave their hands instead.
BORIS JOHNSON hijacked the Conservative Party conference today with a rallying cry to revive the home-owning Tory revolution. Calling on activists to “follow our Conservative instincts” he brazenly laid out his stall as a leader-inwaiting — and aimed...
THERESA MAY is under pressure to set out a timetable for her departure after Cabinet ministers said it was now a question of “when, not if” she stands down as Prime Minister. The Daily Telegraph has been told that discussions have begun about when Mrs...
Theresa May will today declare that the Conservatives can represent the “decent, moderate and patriotic” as she seeks to reassert her authority a day after Boris Johnson made an overt pitch for the leadership of the party. The prime minister will try...
Theresa May will today try to reestablish control over the Conservatives after Tory members queued for hours to hear Boris Johnson demand her policy agenda be dumped. The prime minister will call on her party to put the “national interest” first as she...
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