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Business of the House (10 May 2012)

Bob Blackman: I am sure my right hon. Friend is aware that last week voter turnout in London was 7% above the national average, and I am sure the whole House will wish to congratulate Mayor Boris Johnson on his re-election and Ken Livingstone on his retirement from front-line politics. Will my right hon. Friend find time for a debate on devolving much more power to the Mayor of London so that Londoners can...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Private Members' Business: United Kingdom Internal Market Bill (22 Sep 2020)

Colin McGrath: ...the British Government try to opt for one of the worst possible outcomes, and that will have an even bigger impact on us. Talking of that British Government, Matthew made this very valid point: is Boris Johnson somebody who we really want to trust with our future? Boris Johnson.

Ukraine (22 Feb 2022)

Boris Johnson: ...of the Duma, Abramovich is already facing sanctions and in the announcements I have made today Gennady Timchenko, to whom she just referred, is specifically targeted; he is on the list, as are Boris Rotenberg and Igor Rotenberg. These are people who are very close to the Putin regime, but, as I said to the House, they are just part of the first barrage.

Oral Answers to Questions — Communities and Local Government: Finance (London) (26 Feb 2008)

Hazel Blears: ...is through democracy, and people will have the chance to vote on 1 May. It is interesting that when Michael Portillo was recently asked who he would vote for in the mayoral election, Ken or Boris, he said, "More choices, please", so he will not be backing Boris. He also said that it would perhaps be rather good for the right hon. Member for Witney (Mr. Cameron) to lose the next election....

Northern Ireland Assembly: Oral Answers to Questions — Infrastructure: “Boris Bridge” ( 6 Oct 2020)

Jonathan Buckley: T7. Mr Buckley asked the Minister for Infrastructure whether she will approach the proposal for a “Boris bridge” with an open mind and realise the true potential that such a bridge could bring to the economy in Northern Ireland, particularly because, although, in May 1994, the Euro tunnel was officially opened, connecting mainland France with mainland United Kingdom, a feat of engineering...

Ukraine Conflict - Question ( 7 Feb 2024)

Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon: ...not going to respond to media speculation. I have had the opportunity, as I am often reminded, to serve under a number of Foreign Secretaries and Prime Ministers—including former Prime Minister Boris Johnson —and, since this war started, it is very clear that the United Kingdom’s position has been consistent. It has been strong and firm, whether led by Boris Johnson or his...

Scottish Parliament: General Election (Private Conversations) (11 Dec 2019)

...the 62 per cent who voted to remain in the European Union. Jackson Carlaw used to believe in and argue for remaining in the European Union, as well, until, of course, he got his instructions from Boris Johnson. He is now a born-again Brexiteer. The difference between me and Jackson Carlaw is that he thinks that it is okay for Boris Johnson to dictate Scotland’s future to the people of...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Private Members' Business: United Kingdom Withdrawal from the European Union (27 Jun 2016)

Eamonn McCann: Let me deal first with the nonsense that was talked earlier today in the Chamber about people on the left who advised a vote to leave — that such people must be in alignment with and supporting Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage and the rest of that crew across the water. That is absolutely untrue. People Before Profit is quite able to articulate its own particular position, which is different...

Scottish Parliament: UK Withdrawal from the European Union (Continuity) (Scotland) Bill (22 Dec 2020)

Alex Rowley: ...always stand up for what is right for Scotland. This Brexit deal is not right for Scotland. When it comes to a choice between the rights and interests of the people of Scotland and the interests of Boris Johnson and his wealthy chums, it is clear what side the Tory party will come down on: the rights and interests of Boris Johnson and his wealthy chums. More than 15,000 lorries are stuck...

Ukraine: Minsk II Protocol - Question (26 Jan 2022)

Lord Collins of Highbury: My Lords, the Minister refers to action required to stop Russia taking this aggressive act. On Tuesday, Boris Johnson told the House of Commons that the Government were bringing forward a register of beneficial ownership as part of their efforts to track down Russian money in this country. However, the noble Lord, Lord Agnew, who had oversight of counterfraud, revealed in his resignation...

Questions to the Mayor of London — Ulez: Ulez (29 Jul 2019)

Sadiq Khan: ...improvements to enable the expansion to take place. That is wrong and that will impact the health of Londoners. However, there is good news because the next Prime Minister is probably going to be Boris Johnson and Boris Johnson of course is against expansion of Heathrow and is in favour of air quality in London, we hope. I am hoping there will be some progress in this area once he...

Scottish Parliament: Post-Brexit Trade Deal (28 Nov 2019)

Nicola Sturgeon: ..., if agreements were done with drug companies, for example, to extend patents, which I believe is mentioned in the paperwork that was leaked yesterday. That is the risk to our health service if Boris Johnson and the Tories get their way. I think that the priority for people in Scotland over the next couple of weeks is to make sure that Boris Johnson does not get his way, we get him out of...

Prime Minister’s Meeting with Alexander Lebedev - Commons Urgent Question ( 7 Jul 2022)

Lord Collins of Highbury: ...by the Russian intelligence agency FSB as a “useful asset”. In the other place, Vicky Ford was unable to offer any clarity; I hope the Minister will do so now. When she was asked whether Boris Johnson informed officials, she could not really answer. She corrected the Statement, which the Minister has just read out, saying that Boris Johnson could not remember whether he told officials....

2. Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution: Questions Without Notice from Party Spokespeople (24 Nov 2021)

Rhys ab Owen: ...obvious breakdown in the relationship between Welsh Government and UK Government. That is clear from several legislative consent motion memoranda. With a No. 10 spokesperson saying yesterday about Boris Johnson's premiership, 'There is a lot of concern inside the building...It's just not working', and with Conservative MPs voting against and abstaining time and time again in votes in...

Cyclists: Deaths — Question (21 Oct 2010)

Lord Janner of Braunstone: I thank the noble Earl for his Answer. I am sure the whole House will join me in congratulating Mayor Boris Johnson on launching the Barclays bike hire scheme, which has recently had its millionth journey. However, does the noble Earl share my concern for the safety of the scheme, which has placed an additional 5,000 bicycles on our roads in London, with most journeys taking place without a...

Scottish Parliament: Economic Priorities ( 8 Jun 2022)

Michelle Thomson: I am sorry, but I have only one minute left. The egregious law breaking of Boris Johnson really matters, because it not only displays a disregard for our society but almost permeates into the economy. As long as Boris Johnson and, indeed, most of the Tories care not about money laundering and other forms of financial crime—the cost of which is counted in the hundreds of billions of pounds...

Privileges Committee Special Report (10 Jul 2023)

Jeremy Wright: ...to speak in this debate. I will try not to take too long or to repeat things that have already been said. It is a great shame that the debate on the Privileges Committee’s fifth report, on Boris Johnson, became largely a debate about the integrity and standing of the Committee itself, rather than just the behaviour of Boris Johnson, which was the subject of the report. I can understand...

Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister ( 1 Jul 2015)

Harriet Harman: ...is different coming out of No. 10, because it is briefing that it is not going to happen. It looks like the Prime Minister has been overruled by the hon. Member for Uxbridge and South Ruislip (Boris Johnson); he should tell him that he is not the leader of the Tory party yet. Will the Prime Minister stand up for Britain’s interests or will he just be bullied by Boris?

Airport Expansion: East Anglia — [Mark Pritchard in the Chair] (12 Jan 2016)

Douglas Chapman: ...the right hon. Gentleman’s constituency, and I am grateful for the services provided from that airport. It is also a shame and a great pity that the hon. Member for Uxbridge and South Ruislip (Boris Johnson) is not here to support the proposal for “Boris island.” Perhaps he is too busy playing whiff-whaff—I do not know what he does in his spare time. The “Boris island”...

Scottish Parliament: Brexit (Support for Food and Drink Businesses) (10 Dec 2020)

Emma Harper: Last month, Scotland’s food and drink industry penned an open letter to Boris Johnson, warning of “the perilous situation facing our sector with”— at that time— “less than 60 days until the end of the Brexit transition period.” We are now only 21 days away, and instead of pausing Brexit and extending the transition period, the Conservative Government is taking the UK head first...


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