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Keir Starmer has vowed to do “the right thing and step down” as Labour leader if he is fined by police over an allegation he broke coronavirus laws. In a televised statement on Monday afternoon, the Leader of the Opposition repeatedly denied breaking the rules as he faces pressure over the curry and beer gathering in Durham last year.
Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez suffered a shock defeat to Dmitry Bivol in their light heavyweight title clash in Las Vegas on Saturday night.
Sir Keir Starmer has said he is "confident" that he did not breach lockdown rules after he was pictured having a beer and curry at a campaign event last year. The Labour leader spoke out after Durham Constabulary confirmed it was investigating claims an evening event attended by Sir Keir with other senior party figures and activists might have broken coronavirus social distancing regulations, the PA News Agency reports.
Hull East MP Karl Turner speaks at the council election count
An indication of how important Bury is seen by the major parties is that Keir Starmer launched the Labour Party’s local election campaign there last month and Boris Johnson himself visited just last week.
The plaudits for Liverpool continue to roll in as their quadruple quest continues, with Chris Sutton hailing their resilience.
The Prime Minister is considering bringing in a rental scheme to help young people struggling to get on the property ladder in England. Boris Johnson is reportedly in talks to reintroduce a scheme once proposed by David Cameron that would give renters the right to buy homes they rent from housing associations.
Boris Johnson has said "there can be absolutely no place" for sexism in Westminster, following an outcry over claims made about Angela Rayner.