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Julia Hartley-Brewer
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Thursday, February 7, 2019
Thursday, February 7, 2019
Julia Hartley-Brewer: 'I'm not angry with Donald Tusk - I want to thank him'
Julia Hartley-Brewer: 'I'm not angry with Donald Tusk - I want to thank him'
In her morning monologue, the talkRADIO presenter branded the European Union a "special place in hell for arrogant diplomats".
Nigel Farage: Donald Tusk was 'thinking of me' with his 'special place in hell' remarks
Nigel Farage: Tusk's 'special place in hell' remarks were about me
The former UKIP leader said Donald Tusk was "thinking of me" with his scathing comments about "those who promoted Brexit" without a plan.
Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Wednesday, February 6, 2019
No-deal Brexit would be ‘very good for the many, not the few’, says Leave Means Leave chairman
No deal would be ‘good for the many, not the few’, says Leave Means Leave chair
John Longworth, chairman of Leave Means Leave has said that leaving the European Union without a deal would be “very good for the many, not the few”.
Tuesday, February 5, 2019
Tuesday, February 5, 2019
Offenders being deported are 'our criminals' - not Jamaica's, claims immigration expert
Offenders being deported are 'our criminals' - not Jamaica's
Deportation flights sending foreign national offenders to Jamaica will result in a repeat of the Windrush scandal, immigration expert Satbir Singh has claimed.
John Whittingdale MP: No ‘justification’ for threats to vandalise Margaret Thatcher statue
No ‘justification’ for threats to vandalise Thatcher statue, says Tory MP
Margaret Thatcher's former private secretary has described fears a proposed statue of the Iron Lady will be vandalised as "sad", adding that there was no "justification for such criminal damage".
Monday, February 4, 2019
Monday, February 4, 2019
Dame Esther Rantzen: In 1986 children called Childline about abuse and neglect - now it's social media
Esther Rantzen: 'I'm not on social media - I don't want in'
The broadcaster said Childline counsellors "universally and unanimously" said social media was at the root of unhappiness in their young callers.
Brexit committee to visit Brussels to discuss 'next steps' in Brexit negotiations
Brexit committee to visit Brussels to discuss 'next steps' in Brexit talks
MPs from the Exiting the European Union Committee are set to meet EU officials in Brussels to discuss the last Brexit negotiations on Monday.
Justice Secretary David Gauke: Overhaul of parole system gives victims ‘reassurance, which has not existed up until now’
Justice Secretary: Overhaul of parole system gives victims ‘reassurance'
The Justice Secretary has said that an overhaul of the parole system will give victims “reassurance”, and ensure another case like John Worboys will not happen.
Friday, February 1, 2019
Friday, February 1, 2019
Khalid Mahmood on Al-Hijrah school: I'm 'astonished' gender segregation is happening 'in the name of religion'
Khalid Mahmood: Young women 'should not be oppressed' at school
The Labour MP said he was "astonished" that a Birmingham-based Muslim school was not allowing girls to eat lunch until after boys had finished.
Businesses want 'certainty' - a no-deal Brexit won't give them that, says business expert
Businesses want 'certainty' - a no-deal Brexit won't give them that
A survey carried out by the Institute of Directors has revealed that a third of British businesses could move some operations abroad because of Brexit.
Owen Paterson MP: Other politicians furious over cancelled recess - but I was 'delighted'
Owen Paterson: MPs furious over cancelled recess - but I think it's 'excellent'
The Conservative MP said it was "pathetic" to think about how the cancelled February recess has inconvenienced politicians who should be "cracking on" with passing Brexit legislation.
Thursday, January 31, 2019
Thursday, January 31, 2019
Peter Bone: 'The British people are braver than the politicians'
Peter Bone: 'The British people are braver than the politicians'
The Conservative MP said he thought the public were "braver" than politicians when facing the prospect of a no-deal Brexit.
Pressure on Brussels to accept Brexit deal will come from Germans - not us, says Lord Digby Jones
Lord Digby Jones: 'The Germans run Europe'
The former CBI director general has predicted that most of the pressure put on Brussels to accept the Prime Minister's Brexit deal will come from the Germans - not the UK.
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
Jacob Rees-Mogg: EU refusal to renegotiate is 'kneecapping' the UK for leaving
Jacob Rees-Mogg: EU refusal to renegotiate is 'kneecapping' the UK for leaving
Jacob Rees-Mogg said the EU could force the UK into a no deal situation as 'punishment' for wanting to renegotiate the Brexit deal
Dominic Raab: 'It's a good day for Brexit'
Dominic Raab: 'It's a good day for Brexit'
The former Brexit secretary appeared on the breakfast show in the wake of the Commons vote, declaring it was "a good day for Brexit".
Conservative MPs on Brexit Plan B: 'The Withdrawal Agreement as it was is a dead duck'
Tory MPs on Brexit Plan B: 'Withdrawal Agreement as it was is a dead duck'
A number of Conservative MPs appeared on the breakfast show in the wake of last night's Commons vote to discuss what happens next.
Tuesday, January 29, 2019
Tuesday, January 29, 2019
Brexit border checks will increase fruit and veg prices, leading to more heart attacks and strokes, says professor
Brexit border checks 'will increase fruit and veg prices, leading to illness'
A professor from the School of Public Health at Imperial College explains why a no deal Brexit could lead to higher instances of heart disease
Brexit deadlock 'too serious to reduce to a game of chicken', says Sammy Wilson
Sammy Wilson: Brexit deadlock 'too serious to reduce to a game of chicken'
The DUP's Brexit spokesman hit back at Julia Hartley-Brewer after the presenter likened ongoing Brexit negotiations to "a game of chicken".
Liam Fox: We must give the Prime Minister 'momentum' to go back to Europe
Liam Fox: We must give the Prime Minister 'momentum' to go back to Europe
The international trade secretary called on MPs to support an amendment tabled by Sir Graham Brady in tonight's vote in the Commons.
Julia Hartley-Brewer: 'We don't organise our democracy around the needs of the people who run Airbus!'
Stephen Timms refuses Julia's bet on whether Airbus will leave UK post-Brexit
Julia Hartley-Brewer reached an impasse with Labour MP Stephen Timms, over whether MPs should listen to the concerns of Airbus regarding Brexit.
Monday, January 28, 2019
Monday, January 28, 2019
John Mann MP: 'I'm one of the few MPs not umm-ing and err-ing over Brexit'
John Mann MP: 'I'm one of the few MPs not umm-ing and err-ing over Brexit'
The Labour MP urged fellow politicians to vote through Theresa May's Brexit deal tomorrow, claiming it is "as good a deal as we can get".
Friday, January 25, 2019
Friday, January 25, 2019
Police Federation chair says 'the government is letting us down' as crime increases and police numbers fall
Police Federation chair: 'The government is letting us down'
The chair of the Police Federation said the police need more money and more prisons to tackle the rise in crime
Sir Vince Cable: Jeremy Corbyn 'driving people to despair' with Brexit fence-sitting
Sir Vince Cable: Jeremy Corbyn 'driving people to despair' over Brexit
Sir Vince Cable has said that Jeremy Corbyn is "sitting on the fence" over Brexit as Labour scraps plans to call for a vote on second referendum due to lack of leadership support
Thursday, January 24, 2019
Thursday, January 24, 2019
Priti Patel MP: 'Theresa May must stop dancing around the backstop issue'
Priti Patel MP: 'Theresa May must stop dancing around the backstop issue'
Priti Patel has urged the Prime Minister to listen to Brexiteers' suggestions for solving the backstop problem
Tom Brake MP: 'Remain must be an option in a second referendum'
Tom Brake MP: 'Remain must be an option in a second referendum'
Liberal Democrat MP Tom Brake is fighting for a second referendum, and says Remain must be on the ballot if one were held
Wednesday, January 23, 2019
Wednesday, January 23, 2019
Brexit 'like a pensions mis-selling scandal', says Baroness Ros Altmann
Brexit 'like a pensions mis-selling scandal', says Baroness Ros Altmann
Pensions expert Baroness Ros Altmann compares the Leave campaign to a Pensions mis-selling scandal
Iain Duncan Smith: If EU thinks UK is 'serious' about no deal, it might renegotiate
Iain Duncan Smith: If EU thinks UK is 'serious' on no deal, it might renegotiate
Iain Duncan Smith says the UK must commit to the prospect of leaving without a deal in order to show the EU a new agreement must be reached
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
What is ‘common law’ marriage? And what rights do unmarried couples really have?
What is ‘common law’ marriage? And what rights do unmarried couples have?
Nearly half of unmarried couples who live together wrongly believe they share the same rights as others who are married, according to a survey.
DUP's Sammy Wilson calls Theresa May's initial Brexit negotiations 'spineless'
DUP's Sammy Wilson calls Theresa May's initial Brexit negotiations 'spineless'
The DUP's Brexit spokesperson Sammy Wilson says the party will stand firm against Theresa May's Brexit deal and hopes she can form a better agreement with the EU
Dominic Grieve: 'Wealthy' people who want no deal Brexit 'want to see social unrest'
Dominic Grieve: 'People who want a no deal Brexit want to see social unrest'
Dominic Grieve MP said that some of his constituents are 'immune from the consequences' of no deal Brexit and might even want to witness social unrest
Monday, January 21, 2019
Monday, January 21, 2019
Question Time panellist Isabel Oakeshott: ‘I observed nothing but complete professionalism from presenter Fiona Bruce’
Question Time panellist Isabel Oakeshott: ‘I observed complete professionalism'
Isabel Oakeshott, who appeared on Question Time alongside Dianne Abbott on BBC’s Question Time, has said that presenter Fiona Bruce was “completely professional” and “even-handed”.
Friday, January 18, 2019
Friday, January 18, 2019
Brendan O'Neill: Counting deaths of Leave voters 'reveals prejudice of Remain voters'
Counting deaths of Leave voters 'reveals prejudice of Remainers'
Spiked editor Brendan O'Neill tells Julia Hartley-Brewer of his discomfort with an article claiming the deaths of Leave voters will help sway the country's opinion on Brexit
Brampton Manor: State school where 41 pupils offered Oxbridge places
Brampton Manor: State school where 41 pupils offered Oxbridge places
A state school in east London has had 41 students offered places at Oxford or Cambridge University.
Thursday, January 17, 2019
Thursday, January 17, 2019
Peter Bone MP: Extending Article 50 would the ‘greatest mistake’ for Theresa May
Peter Bone MP: Extending Article 50 would the ‘greatest mistake’ for May
Conservative MP Peter Bone has said that extending Article 50 would be the “greatest mistake” for Theresa May because the current March 29 deadline makes the EU “think very carefully” about their position.
Wednesday, January 16, 2019
Wednesday, January 16, 2019
Tim Martin: 'Nothing personal, Mrs May, but I think you're quite strange'
Tim Martin: 'Nothing personal, Mrs May, but I think you're quite strange'
Wetherspoon boss Tim Martin said he thinks Theresa May is 'strange' for her approach to Brexit
Sir John Redwood will support May despite deal being 'worse than staying in the EU'
Sir John Redwood will support May despite deal being 'worse than staying in EU'
Conservative MP John Redwood explains why he will support Theresa May in a confidence vote despite opposing her Brexit deal
Lord Adonis says Theresa May's best option is to revoke Article 50
Lord Adonis says Theresa May's best option is to revoke Article 50
Labour peer Lord Adonis says that Theresa May should revoke Article 50 due to the divisions over Brexit in the Conversative party
Tuesday, January 15, 2019
Tuesday, January 15, 2019
Dominic Raab: ‘Britain can do better’ than Theresa May’s Brexit deal
Dominic Raab: ‘Britain can do better’ than Theresa May’s Brexit deal
Former Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has said that “Britain can do better” than the Prime Minister’s deal on leaving the European Union.
Dominic Grieve MP: I will ‘not allow’ a ‘catastrophic’ no-deal Brexit to happen
Dominic Grieve MP: I will ‘not allow’ a ‘catastrophic’ no-deal Brexit to happen
Conservative MP Dominic Grieve has said that he, along with other MPs, will not allow a “catastrophic” no-deal Brexit to happen, as Prime Minister Theresa May’s deal is set to be voted on, on Tuesday afternoon.
Monday, January 14, 2019
Monday, January 14, 2019
Esther McVey MP: Theresa May’s deal is the ‘most dangerous path to go along’
Esther McVey MP: Theresa May’s deal is the ‘most dangerous path to go along’
Former Work and Pensions Secretary Esther McVey has said that that Theresa May’s deal is the “most dangerous” because it will break up the “UK union” between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK.
Friday, January 11, 2019
Friday, January 11, 2019
Child benefit cap: 'Is it fair for your taxes to support other families?' policy expert asks
Child benefit cap: 'Is it fair for your taxes to support other families?'
The director of policy at the Centre for Social Justice says the child benefit cap being scrapped for retrospective claimants is about "fairness" if they had children before the cap was introduced
Wednesday, January 9, 2019
Wednesday, January 9, 2019
Jacob Rees-Mogg: Voting through Finance Bill amendment is 'salvo from a pea-shooter'
Jacob Rees-Mogg: Finance Bill amendment vote is 'salvo from a pea-shooter'
Jacob Rees-Mogg likened the actions of Tories who voted for the amendment to the Finance Bill to the tactics of Donald Trump, but admitted Brexit may not happen as planned by March 29
Nicky Morgan: 'It's MPs' responsibility to say we don't support a no deal Brexit'
Nicky Morgan: 'It's MPs' responsibility to say we don't support no deal'
Nicky Morgan was one of the MPs who voted in favour of Labour MP Yvette Cooper's amendment to the Finance Bill, defying the government
Friday, December 21, 2018
Friday, December 21, 2018
Chris Grayling warns anyone tempted by a copycat drone attack of 'tough penalties'
Chris Grayling warns of 'tough penalties' for drone copycats
Transport secretary Chris Grayling has said that anyone caught launching a similar drone attack to the one that grounded Gatwick flights will go to jail
Jacob Rees-Mogg: 'I'd like everyone to agree with me on Brexit for Christmas'
Jacob Rees-Mogg: 'I'd like everyone to agree with me on Brexit for Christmas'
Jacob Rees-Mogg tells Julia Hartley-Brewer what Christmas is like in the Rees-Mogg household
Gatwick drones: Why can't they be shot down, and what can be done to prevent another attack?
Gatwick drones: Why can't they be shot down and how we can stop them?
Pilot Simon Moores tells Julia Hartley-Brewer why drones can't be shot out of the air, and what needs to be done to stop further attacks
Thursday, December 20, 2018
Thursday, December 20, 2018
Stephen Doughty MP: No-deal Brexit is ‘an extremely dangerous situation’
Stephen Doughty MP: No-deal Brexit is ‘an extremely dangerous situation’
Labour MP Stephen Doughty has described a no-deal Brexit as “an extremely dangerous situation”, despite the European Commission releasing outlines of a plan to handle a no-deal Brexit.
Wednesday, December 19, 2018
Wednesday, December 19, 2018
‘No-deal Brexit is what happens when things go wrong but we need to be prepared’, says IEA's Director of International Trade Unit
‘No-deal is what happens when things go wrong’, says IEA's Shanker Singham
Institute of Economic Affairs' Shanker Singham has said that “no-deal is what happens when things go wrong” but that the UK must still “prepare for it”.
Tuesday, December 18, 2018
Tuesday, December 18, 2018
Chris Williamson: 'I don't think Labour would win' no confidence motion
Chris Williamson: 'I don't think Labour would win' no confidence motion
Labour MP and Corbyn supporter Chris Williamson says that he does not think the Labour party would be successful if they tabled a no confidence motion in the government
Nicky Morgan: 'Jeremy Corbyn is not interested in running a responsible government'
Nicky Morgan: 'Jeremy Corbyn is not interested in running the government'
Conservative MP Nicky Morgan rubbished suggestions of Jeremy Corbyn tabling a motion of no confidence in the government, saying he wants to 'sit back and watch chaos unfold'
Monday, December 17, 2018
Monday, December 17, 2018
Nadine Dorries 'fears a second referendum is getting closer'
Nadine Dorries 'fears a second referendum is getting closer'
Conservative MP has said in the past that Remainers will not be able to 'stall' Brexit with a second referendum, but now says that it is looking more likely
'Leave would win by a greater margin' in a second referendum, says Kate Hoey
'Leave would win by a greater margin' in a second referendum, says Kate Hoey
Leave campaigner Kate Hoey and Remainer Jim Fitzpatrick MP joined Julia Hartley-Brewer to discuss a second referendum
Lord Adonis: 'Labour must unite to bring a second referendum'
Lord Adonis: 'Labour must unite to bring a second referendum'
Lord Andrew Adonis urges the Labour party to vote for a second referendum including a Remain option
Tuesday, December 11, 2018
Tuesday, December 11, 2018
Lord Heseltine: ‘The British people were conned’ during the EU referendum
Lord Heseltine: ‘The British people were conned’ during the EU referendum
Lord Michael Heseltine, a former Deputy Prime Minister has said that the British people were “conned” into voting Leave during the EU referendum in 2016.
Jacob Rees-Mogg: It is in the European Union’s ‘financial interest’ not to ‘punish’ the UK over Brexit
Jacob Rees-Mogg: It is in the EU’s ‘financial interest’ not to ‘punish' us
Jacob Rees-Mogg has said that the EU is “unlikely” to give the UK a “punishment Brexit” because the UK has a £95bn trade deficit with the EU.
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