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S Club admit they struggle to speak about late bandmatePaul Cattermole as they embark on reunion tour Rees-Mogg plans to publish a “Brexit freedoms” bill this summer. In a letter to cabinet colleagues seen by the Guardian, he proposed 23 June 2026 as the date when a “sunset clause” should be activated, causing all “retained EU law” to fall off the UK’s statute book. Alternative dates “significant in the Brexit calendar” are also being considered, such as 31 January 2030, which would mark a decade since Britain left the EU. However, the Guardian has learned that at least two cabinet ministers have railed against the proposal, while officials have said the goal is “literally impossible” – particularly as Rees-Mogg is also spearheading the cull of the civil service. Israel says it has killed 'dozens of terrorists' during 'fierce' fighting 'deep' inside Gaza as soldiers scour streets for gunmen amid raging battles in bid to free hostages from Hamas' tunnel network
Have YOU fallen prey to this toxic dating trend? Relationship experts lay bare the pitfalls of 'spider-webbing' - as they reveal how you can avoid becoming a victim of these VERY unhappy romances The former Commons leader, who put a stop to Parliament’s hybrid-working when in his previous role, wrote to his Cabinet colleagues last week presenting them with a league table showing how many staff in each government department were attending the office on an average day. Somerset has also taken a punt on Infosys – the global IT company founded by Indian billionaire NR Narayana Murthy, the father-in-law of former chancellor Rishi Sunak – as well as Taco Bell-owner Yum China, and beer companies Budweiser and Heineken.Churchill always had new ideas. Johnson is good at thinking things others aren’t thinking and not just going along politely with conventional thought,” he says. A government source said: “The minister strongly believes government works best when as many people as possible are in their departments. Yet Rees-Mogg clearly doesn’t agree with everything the Government is doing, declaring: “I think it’s very interesting that the cut in corporation tax led to a 50 per cent increase in corporation tax revenues.” (The expected raise, from 19 to 23 per cent next year, contravenes what Leavers argued about Britain being more competitive post-Brexit). Jeremy Allen White and Rosalía are seen shopping for flowers together ata local farmer's market in LA... one week after sparking romance rumors
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Yet it is striking to Byline Times that many protagonists of this national resurrection – the ones who pilloried Remainers as traitors to Britain – have in fact escaped its shores, enjoying the benefits and freedoms of living and doing business elsewhere. Encapsulating, in the most bitter of ironies, the benefits of economic migration.He also said that “messing around” with the minutiae of some retained EU laws, such as product composition or labelling, “costs businesses money and is unlikely to make much difference”. In 2018, former Conservative Chancellor and Brexit advocate Lord Nigel Lawson announced that he would be applying for permanent French residency. This is nonsense!': Grouchy Robert De Niro can't keep silent in first day of trial brought by ex-assistant accusing him of being an abusive boss Rees-Mogg has never commented publicly on the development. However, he has publicly praised the developer, Curo, a social housing association and house builder. One’s always got to see political problems in context, that actually government always has these squalls, it always has this excitement,” muses the MP for North East Somerset.
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