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THERESA May yesterday issued a rallying cry for the country to unite in the push for Brexit, saying: “Together, we can build a better Britain.” As she danced on to the stage for her barnstorming Tory Conference speech, the Prime Minister said the UK...
THERESA May last night pledged an end to austerity – whatever the result of Brexit talks. In an upbeat speech to the Tory conference, she called a halt to eight years of spending cuts, promising ‘better days ahead’. The Prime Minister cast off her...
CRISTIANO Ronaldo last night hit out furiously at claims he once raped a woman. And the former Manchester United star declared: “Rape is an abominable crime that goes against everything that I am and believe in.”
THERESA MAY called on the nation and her warring party to “come together” today in a speech that announced the end of austerity and included a strong rebuke to Boris Johnson. The Prime Minister was set to use the word “together” 16 times and invoke...
THERESA MAY promised an end to austerity as the prize for a good Brexit deal, as she appealed to her party to “stick together” for the sake of Britain. The Prime Minister said voters needed to see “the end is in sight” for the squeeze on public...
Theresa May made a bold pledge yesterday to bring a decade of austerity to a close, as she appealed to the public over the heads of her squabbling party to back her to deliver a Brexit deal and secure her own future. Speaking at the end of the Tories’...
Austerity will come to an end if the UK secures a good Brexit deal, Theresa May pledged in her speech to close the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. The Prime Minister said the spending review next year would set out more investment for...
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