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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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The Labour Party frontbencher claimed 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. Speaking to BBC Radio 4 Today Programme, Mr Watson said: "It seems that my position on.... |
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Labour's deputy leader Tom Watson has condemned the move to abolish his position within the party, describing the move as a "straight sectarian attack on a broad church". The party's National Executive Committee (NEC) failed in its motion to strip Watson of his role on Friday, but it will be tabled.... |
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Tom Watson has described the move to abolish his post as deputy leader of the Labour party as a “drive-by shooting”. Watson said he learned of the vote, which threatens to plunge the Labour party into a fresh civil war on the eve of its annual conference, while sitting in a Chinese restaurant in Manchester. |
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Tom Watson has described the move to abolish his post as deputy leader of the Labour party as a “drive-by shooting”. Watson said he learned of the vote, which threatens to plunge the Labour party into a fresh civil war on the eve of its annual conference, while sitting in a Chinese restaurant in Manchester. |
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Half a century separates two powerful books on church communications. Yet both have a similar message. So has the church just not been listening to what its communicators have been telling it?
This week sees the publication of a new guide to communicating the church, with praise from church leaders.... |
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SO THE FIVE in a row has finally been done. What does it mean? Dublin are outwardly impervious to grand thoughts of legacy or sweeps of history, so let’s start by asking what it means for everyone else. “We’re the last hold-outs!” grins Seán Lowry. Kerry’s failure to deny Dublin what was denied them.... |
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HOMER, Alaska — A pastor wearing a colander on his head offered the opening prayer on behalf of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster to open a local government meeting in Alaska, the latest blessing from a nontraditional church since a court ruling. |
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narrowly missed out on the big prize , making her the first black British woman to be nominated. In Atlanta, Georgia, she recently did a standup gig for an African-American crowd which received the besotted-yet-bemused heckle: “What part of ‘black’ you from?” Meanwhile, back in her home town and.... |
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TORUN, Poland — From the martyrs of World War II to the heroes who led the fight against communist rule, priests in Poland have long played an outsize role in shaping the political life of this deeply Catholic country. And in Poland today, there is no more politically powerful — or divisive — cleric.... |
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A Brexit agreement based on an all-island approach to agri-food would be a "smugglers' charter" without aligned cross-Border rules for other sectors Tánaiste Simon Coveney has warned.
Boris Johnson has suggested an all-Ireland food standards zone as part of alternatives to the backstop to avoid a hard Border in Ireland. |
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