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statement, which did not land with “ universal enthusiasm ”, Lord Heseltine replied: “ No and nor can it

” The former deputy PM added: “ Will the majority, now, of people who believe Brexit was wrong have another chance to express their view?... He said: “ People are extremely angry, and they turn to extremes in those circumstances, we know, with horrific consequences in history.... A simple majority of Tory MPs – around 180 – would then have to vote against Mr Johnson in order to spark a leadership contest for a new prime minister....

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upper chamber The extent to which every one of the 804 current members of the House of Lords shares

“ Brexit ” almost seemed to have become a forgotten word during some moments of the Covid pandemic. But speaking during a lecture in Nottingham on Wednesday afternoon, the former Deputy Prime Minister gave the impression that the 2016 referendum campaign was still in full swing.He urged Remainers to channel the enthusiasm of Brexiteers who “ never gave up ”.... Britons voted to leave the EU five years ago and ‘Brexit Day’ – when the UK officially left the bloc – occurred two years ago in Januar

elects a new Lord Mayor every year.... Alderman Michael Mainelli, the 695th Lord Mayor of London

Michael Gove has denied being aware of any security concerns surrounding Evgeny Lebedev, the

The security advice on Lord Lebedev’s peerage has been withheld by the Government, as ministers