Michael Gove has said that the Tories are involved in constitutional renovation work MICHAEL Gove has signalled that the UK Government will be looking at ways to “modernise” the UK constitution after Brexit. The Cabinet Office minister’s words will further stoke fears that Westminster is planning to “demolish devolution”, following as they do from Jacob Rees-Mogg’s stronger hints at constitutional change late last month. Gove’s talk of constitutional “renovation” did not go as far as Rees-Mogg in saying that Labour’s constitutional “tinkering” must be undone. The Conservative leader of the House of Commons previously said that Tony Blair’s government’s constitutional changes had “weakened our parliament and helped to divide the United Kingdom”, and added that he hopes “that this government finds an effective way of restoring our constitution to its proper form”.
Jacob Rees-Mogg said he found deep fried Mars bars delicious , to the delight of Tory backbenchers THE Conservative leader of the House of Commons has said that his fondness for deep fried Mars bars is one point on which he can “agree with the Scottish National Party”. Jacob Rees-Mogg was answering a question from fellow Tory MP Mark Eastwood, when he went on a tangent about his own diet. Eastwood, the representative for Dewsbury, had asked about proposals to restrict the online advertising of certain foods. He said: [Rees-Mogg] once revealed to the House that he likes a good proper plain British banger.