Half-witted at best, a people-pleaser at worst: step forward, Chris Philp | John Crace
The one that he has planned to deliver for Britain’s role in the slave trade at the Commonwealth heads of government meeting in Antigua fell on the right side of genuine.
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- There again, she would refuse to apologise for running someone over on a pedestrian crossing.
- It had seemed as if some apologies from the prime minister were more sincere than others.
- Making life more difficult for migrants was more one for Keir Starmer’s….
Andy Burnham’s apology for not being able to turn up in the Commons to lend support to his home secretary might rather fall into the “sorry, not sorry” category.
Responding to Shabana Mahmood’s changes to indefinite leave to remain, the shadow home secretary was detached from reality Better late than never.
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- Indeed Kemi Badenoch saw it as a sign of weakness.
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