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Media caption Tom Watson speaks to Radio 4's Today programme about the bid to oust him as deputy Labour leader. Labour's Tom Watson has said the bid to oust him as deputy leader by abolishing his post is a "sectarian attack" on the party's "broad church". |
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Mr Watson, who has had the job since 2015, found out via a text message whilst having a meal at a Chinese restaurant in Manchester, the Press Association reported. He claimed Mr Lansman "and his faction" disagreed with his position on Brexit and would "rather abolish me than have a debate about it". |
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LONDON (Reuters) - The deputy leader of Britain’s main opposition Labour Party said on Saturday that his stance on Brexit, where he backs a second referendum before a parliamentary election, unlike leader Jeremy Corbyn, is behind efforts by some in the party to remove him. |
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September 21, 2019. By Costas Pitas. LONDON (Reuters) – The deputy leader of Britain’s main opposition Labour Party said on Saturday that his stance on Brexit, where he backs a second referendum before a parliamentary election, unlike leader Jeremy Corbyn, is behind efforts by some in the party to remove him. |
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has attempted to defuse an attempt to oust the deputy Labour leader, Tom Watson, after a huge backlash from unions and MPs. The Labour leader proposed reviewing the post of deputy leader after a surprise attempt to abolish the post narrowly failed. The proposal to abolish Watson’s role had been due.... |
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I wrote this long, intimate profile of Jacques-Yves Cousteau in the spring of 1993 and, for personal reasons, never published it. But at a time when deniers of science and of common sense are out to destroy the last best chance we have to slow climate change, it seemed an appropriate moment for this article to see the light of day. |
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By Costas Pitas. LONDON (Reuters) - The deputy leader of Britain's main opposition Labour Party said on Saturday that his stance on Brexit, where he backs a second referendum before a parliamentary election, unlike leader Jeremy Corbyn, is behind efforts by some in the party to remove him. |
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(Adds details and quotes) By Costas Pitas. LONDON, Sept 21 (Reuters) - The deputy leader of Britain's main opposition Labour Party said on Saturday that his stance on Brexit, where he backs a second referendum before a parliamentary election, unlike leader Jeremy Corbyn, is behind efforts by some in the party to remove him. |
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Media caption Tom Watson speaks to Radio 4's Today programme about the bid to oust him as deputy Labour leader. Labour's Tom Watson has said the bid to oust him as deputy leader by abolishing his post is a "sectarian attack" on the party's "broad church". |
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LONDON (Reuters) - The deputy leader of Britain’s main opposition Labour Party said on Saturday that his stance on Brexit, where he backs a second referendum before a parliamentary election, unlike leader Jeremy Corbyn, is behind efforts by some in the party to remove him. |
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Melvyn Bragg is celebrating after getting married on a beautiful Lake District day. Lord Bragg of Wigton married his partner Gabriel Clare-Hunt at St Bega’s Church, Bassenthwaite, last Saturday. The service was conducted by Lord Bragg’s daughter Marie-Elsa Bragg, who is a priest. Lord Bragg, 79, told The Cumberland News: “It was a very lovely day. |
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