by by the time he was on the cusp of becoming by the time he was on the cusp of becoming prime minister, he was already becoming prime minister, he was already a becoming prime minister, he was already a singular phenomenon because already a singular phenomenon because no figure probably ever in british because no figure probably ever in british politics but certainly in modern british politics but certainly in modern times had managed to combine so successfully politics with the entertainment industry. and he had a musical entertainment industry. and he had a musical comedian s sense of performance. he was the most striking performance. he was the most striking performance politicians of modern striking performance politicians of modern times. and it was almost as if he was modern times. and it was almost as if he was knocking on the gates of number if he was knocking on the gates of number 10 downing st shouting, i m a celebrity, number 10 downing st shouting, i m
private school that has produced 20 british prime ministers. at eton he became a star of the school plays, and he discovered he could make people laugh. do school plays, and he discovered he could make people laugh.- could make people laugh. do you think ou could make people laugh. do you think you learned could make people laugh. do you think you learned something - could make people laugh. do you think you learned something for. think you learned something for later think you learned something for later life think you learned something for later life from acting in plays at eton, later life from acting in plays at eton, that later life from acting in plays at eton, that you could get more laughs by looking eton, that you could get more laughs by looking as if you don t know your lines by looking as if you don t know your lines than by looking as if you don t know your lines than actually remembering them? lines than actually remembering them? ~ . ., , lines than actu
generations to come. in remembered and recounted for generations to come. remembered and recounted for generations to come. in april 2022, the metropolitan generations to come. in april 2022, the metropolitan police, generations to come. in april 2022, the metropolitan police, who - generations to come. in april 2022, the metropolitan police, who had i the metropolitan police, who had been investigating partygate, announced that the prime minister had broken covid rules. he had attended a surprise birthday party for himself in the cabinet room and was given a fixed penalty notice. let me say immediately that i paid the fine and i once again offer a full apology. i the fine and i once again offer a full apology- full apology. i never thought i would see full apology. i never thought i would see the full apology. i never thought i would see the day full apology. i never thought i would see the day where i full apology. i never thought i would see the day where a i full apolog
YANGON (AFP) – Myanmar authorities have arrested Britain’s former ambassador to the country and her husband, a prominent artist and one-time political prisoner, for allegedly violating immigration laws, a diplomatic source said yesterday. Vicky Bowman, who served as envoy from 2002 to 2006, was arrested on Wednesday in the commercial hub Yangon, the source said, […]
LONDON (AP) – The United Kingdom’s (UK) economy shrank in the three months to June, figures released yesterday showed – a smaller-than-expected contraction that nevertheless added to jitters about the rocky months ahead. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said Britain’s gross domestic product (GDP) fell by 0.1 per cent between April and June, down […]