Completely wrong : Boris Johnson condemns Trump after Capitol attack – video
Senior Conservatives have frantically distanced themselves from Donald Trump after four years of praising the US president as a close ally of Britain, including granting him a three-day state visit and as recently as a fortnight ago describing him as a great friend of the UK.
Labour accused the Conservative party of failing to call out Trump once it had become clear weeks ago he was refusing to accept the result of the presidential elections. It also accused senior Tories of years of fawning over a known populist who insulted his allies, peddled conspiracy theories and, by treating authoritarians as his natural allies, undermined democracy everywhere.
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There is nothing wrong to participate in a sex party of any kind,” said a source in the European Parliament. “However, such kinds of meetings with many people are illegal under the coronavirus laws.”
To be specific, 25 naked men attending a loud party above a gay bar in central Brussels is clearly against Belgium’s coronavirus laws, which allow no more than four people to meet indoors, so somebody called the police. At least three of those arrested were Members of the European Parliament (MEPs).
It was particularly unfortunate for József Szájer. He’s a senior founding member of Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party, an ultra-nationalist, populist, authoritarian grouping that defends ‘family values’ and condemns homosexuality, but he was arrested while fleeing that Nov. 27 orgy (with ecstasy pills in his backpack). It’s hard to feel much sympathy for him.
the mayor of london. he has been a not very good mayor from what i understand. he has done a very poor job. the ambassador has not served the uk well. i can tell you that. we re not big fans of that man. corbyn would be so bad for your country. he d be so bad. he d take you into such bad places. boris johnson. good man. he s tough and he s smart. they re saying britain trump. anita kumar, politico white house correspondent associate editor and bobby ghosn. it looks like this guy, boris johnson, doesn t need trump, doesn t need him anywhere near him, in fact. well, yes. i think he s trying to create a bit of a distance between himself and president trump, knowing how unpopular trump has been here and every trip that trump has made to this country, this city, he has been greeted
a very rare move, and the decision does not mean the house will ultimately vote to charge the president with high crimes and misdemeanors. so, let s bring in abc s terry moran, live in washington. he covered the last impeachment involving bill clinton, and terry, still so many unknowns here, but take us through this. what happens next? reporter: well, david, this is an historic day, no doubt about it. a momentous step by speaker pelosi. but we re a long way from any kind of vote to impeach president trump or remove him from office. here s how it will go down. facts and evidence. speaker pelosi has instructed the six committees that are already investigating president trump to, quote, proceed under that umbrella of an impeachment inquiry. depending on the facts and evidence they develop, articles of impeachment could be drafted then. on bribery or high crimes and misdemeanors, that sort of thing. and then perhaps voted on. as i say, we re a long way from that. this is a momentous step
passengers who were visible on camera all appeared conscious after the impact of the crash. and there are now calls to end helicopter flights for tourists where the doors are off of the chopper. all right, linsey davis, thank you. in other news now, a major new setback for the new british prime minister boris johnson. the uk supreme court ruling he unlawfully suspended parliament there and misled queen elizabeth ahead of the brexit deadline. johnson, who president trump refers to as britain trump, facing tough questions at the u.n. here in new york city today, with president trump at his side. some of your critics are saying that you should resign because you misled the queen with regard to shutting parliament down. i disagree profoundly with what they had to say. that was a very nasty question from a great american reporter. british lawmakers, by the way, will begin returning to parliament tomorrow. and new concerns back here at home after a ninth death has now been tied