Tories
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| Leaders | James II of England |
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| Founded | 1678 |
| Ceased operations | 1834 |
| Closed date | 1834 |
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| ID | 2322572 |
About Tories
The Tories were a loosely organised political faction and later a political party, in the Parliaments of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom.
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... 9% swing to Labour from the Tories - the second-biggest swing from the Conservatives to Labour at a by-election since 1945...
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... " Don t let anyone ever say I never say anything positive about the Tories...
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... But Reform UK leader Richard Tice - who campaigns for crackdown on legal and illegal migration, lower taxes, and other policies likely to be popular with right wing Tories - is not convinced...
Labour won't spend its way out of Tory 'mess', says Sir Keir Starmer
...By Sam FrancisPolitical reporter, BBC NewsSir Keir Starmer is to warn that Labour " won t be able to spend our way out" of the " mess" left by Tories - even though he recognises the need for investment...
Newspaper headlines: 'The gig is up, Boris' and 'Johnson buckles'
... Tories turn on PM" declares the on its front page...
Imran Ahmad Khan: What happens when an MP is convicted?
... After he was charged with sexual assault he was dropped by the Tories - it s called losing the whip - but he remained in Parliament as an independent...
Attacks on Boris Johnson's wife are sexist, says Sajid Javid
... The peer, a former Conservative Party treasurer and deputy chairman, has donated millions to the Tories...
Jacob Rees-Mogg calls Scottish Tory leader a 'lightweight'
... To start with, it gives the SNP endless ammunition against the Scottish Tories - they are still repeating former Scottish Labour leader almost a decade later, and Jacob Rees Mogg s dig may run for just as long...
Newspaper headlines: 'The gig is up, Boris' and 'Johnson buckles'
Most of the papers lead on Parliament's decision to hold an inquiry into whether Boris Johnson misled The House of Commons about lockdown parties.
" At Last . . Tories turn on PM" declares the on its Front Page .
The Downing Street's plan to delay any vote was withdrawn after six members of the government told Conservative whips they could not support The Amendment .
The this initial plan lasted just 14 Hours , with one former minister describing what had happened as " extraordinarily shambolic".
The headline paraphrases an exasperated PM: " How long can the partygate farce Go On ? " Mr Johnson has warned this third investigation could ultimately " crowd out" The Public 's priorities, The Paper says.
The appears equally weary. It says Labour must have " no policies worth mentioning" if they " devote every moment" to focusing on What Happened in Downing Street two years ago.
" Calls to Turbanate PM" is the, combining pictures of the Prime Minister 's trip to India with the former minister Steve Baker calling for Boris Johnson 's resignation.
The Mr Baker's comments that the Prime Minister should be " long gone" as a " humiliating blow".
Another influential backbencher, Mark Harper , has he believes Mr Johnson will face a no confidence vote by July.
The that the government is preparing legislation that will give ministers sweeping powers to rip up the post-Brexit deal governing Trade In Northern Ireland .
Whitehall insiders said Boris Johnson was developing the plans in case the Unionist parties, who oppose the protocol, refuse to re-enter the power-sharing executive following next month's election.
The Change would allow ministers to stop checks on goods travelling to Northern Ireland from the UK. A government spokesperson said no decisions had yet been taken, The Paper reports.
" Revitalised Russia can still win The War , " is The Warning from western intelligence Officials believe the Ukrainian army is outnumbered three to one in The East . The Firm and flat terrain of The Eastern Donbas is also said to offer Russian artillery and tanks an advantage compared with the forests north of Kyiv.
The describes The Briefing as the " bleakest assessment of The Campaign since the very first days".
The that Prince Harry 's aides are making plans for him to be by The Queen 's side at her Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
A source has told the that everything will hinge on whether he can get police protection and a deal could see him offered taxpayer-funded protection if attending public family events, The Paper reports.
The that Westminster's IT gremlins appear to be Taking Sides . Electronic card readers in the opposition voting lobby stopped working on Wednesday evening, meaning clerks with pencils had to be speedily deployed to count votes.
Upon receiving the complaint from Labour, leader of The House Mark Spencer pointed out that if The Party 's MPs wanted to vote electronically the readers were working fine in the government lobby.
Source of news: bbc.com
