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Tag Archives: Priti Patel
We need to challenge these appalling Ministers
It seems very disturbing for one of the highest profile Government Minister roles to involve someone who is making such a disturbing public comment. I and indeed many people are very unhappy at the suggestion that her predecessor created to … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Priti Patel, Rwanda, Suella Braverman
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Disturbing comments about Rwanda from Priti Patel
Yesterday, before she announced that she was resigning as the Secretary of State for the Home Department, Priti Patel was asked a question by Tony Lloyd and Patel responded with a brief comment and then there was a very challenging … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Mike Wood, Priti Patel, Rwanda, Tony Lloyd
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Very disturbing responses from Priti Patel on Rwanda
Last Wednesday there was this session in Parliament under the headline of “Migration and Economic Development Partnership with Rwanda” and during the debate my personal MP Caroline Lucas asked a very good quality question and the responses from Priti Patel … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Immigration, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Caroline Lucas, Priti Patel, Rwanda
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Several positive petitions that would benefit from us
Yesterday one of my friends made this comment on Facebook and I had already spotted that there is a very constructive petition in the Government Petition block. As it happens so did one of her other friends. The petition is … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Immigration, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Channel 4, Dawn Gracie, EU, Nadine Dorries, Priti Patel, Rwanda
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A good view by Prince Charles to stop using Rwanda
There are far too many damaging decisions that have emerged from the current Government which many of us would like to bring to an end. Writing tweets or other social media settings or blogs or signing petitions are of course … Continue reading
Is the Home Office issuing more Ukrainian visas now?
Last Wednesday a debate took place called Preventing Crime and Delivering Justice. That came the day after the Opening of Parliament and the Minister who opened the discussion was Prit Patel. Following her statement Yvette Cooper responded and during her … Continue reading
Conservative changes are now required
Parliament will open up tomorrow after a short break due to the elections that took place last Thursday that have led to calls from Conservative Councillors to their MPs and the Government. One call is related to the many challenges … Continue reading
What will happen today in Parliament?
According to the BBC “Boris Johnson is to make his first statement to Parliament since being fined by police for breaking lockdown rules. The prime minister is expected to apologise to MPs after being fined over a birthday gathering at … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged BBC, Boris Johnson, COVID, Priti Patel, Rwanda
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A very good Easter call from the two CofE Archbishops
Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury will use his Easter Sunday sermon to say that the principle of deporting asylum seekers 4,000 miles from where they sought sanctuary is akin to “subcontracting our responsibilities” and the “opposite of the nature … Continue reading
I am sure that Parliament will be fully informed
Back on the 4th of April one of the members of the House of Lords raised a question on the potential for Rwanda to be used by the Government. The debate can be seen here. The issue arose during the … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Alf Dubs, Bishop of Durham, Boris Johnson, Paul Butler, Priti Patel, Rwanda, Susan Williams
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