Gary Gibbon
Brussels talks: Theresa May speaks, but Emmanuel Macron stars
Seeing the leaders arrive here at the European Council you’re struck by the buoyant mood.
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Brexit: what kind of deal can Theresa May arrange now?
Two weeks after a General Election that was supposed to make her stronger in Europe, Theresa May is in Brussels – a diminished figure amongst the EU leaders.
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Gary Gibbon
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Could today’s Queen’s Speech bring down Theresa May?
This is Theresa May’s first Queen’s Speech as Prime Minister. Reports say that senior Tories expect it to be her last. But could the Speech itself bring Mrs May down? FactCheck investigates.
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Ken Clarke: ‘No obvious leadership contender’ to challenge Theresa May
Former Cabinet Minister Ken Clarke, former Business Secretary Sir Vince Cable, and Shadow Education Secretary Angela Rayner discuss Theresa May’s future, Brexit, austerity and the Grenfell Tower fire.
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Grenfell Tower response has been ‘very damaging’ to Theresa May, says Conservative MP Sarah Wollaston
Conservative MP Dr Sarah Wollaston and by conservative author and journalist Toby Young speak to Cathy Newman about the Government’s response to the fire.
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Response to Grenfell tower disaster continues to test PM Theresa May’s leadership
When Theresa May entered Downing Street just ten days ago – she already faced some of the toughest challenges of any post war prime minister. Brexit, managing a deeply divided party and mending a still struggling economy were difficult enough – but the Grenfell Tower Fire has arguably been her biggest test.
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David Gauke: Theresa May ‘affected by fire as human being’
David Gauke, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, dismisses criticism of Theresa May’s response to the west London fire, saying she was affected as a human being and did not want to get in the way.
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Gary Gibbon analysis on Theresa May’s ordering of a public inquiry
The opposition politicians who began the day calling for a public inquiry had their demands met perhaps more quickly than they expected. Our Political Editor, Gary Gibbon, reports.
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Arlene Foster to hold talks with Theresa May
The Democratic Unionist leader Arlene Foster is flying to London tonight for talks with Theresa May, describing it as a “tremendous opportunity for Northern Ireland”. But she leaves behind another set of difficult discussions in Belfast, trying to get the power-sharing government there back up and running.
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Is Theresa May a ‘dead woman walking?’
The day began with former Chancellor George Osborne describing Theresa May as a “dead woman walking” and her Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon denying the controversial floated deal with the DUP was a formal coalition. It ended with the Prime Minister’s reshuffle of her cabinet and more questions about where this political impasse is headed.
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Former Theresa May spokesperson: ‘PM is hostage to Conservative Party’
Interview with Joey Jones – who worked as Theresa May’s spokesperson when she was Home Secretary.
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Theresa May’s top advisers quit over election results
They were her most trusted advisors. Indeed it’s said apart from her husband, Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill, were the only people she listened to. And yet government insiders said the two presided over a “toxic and bullying” environment at Downing Street. Now they are gone, blamed for the disastrous election campaign, their scalps the…
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Where did it go wrong for Theresa May?
The new Parliament will be the most diverse ever, with 51 MPs from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds. It will also have the most women MPs ever – a total of 208. But for one woman, it hasn’t been the best of campaigns. When Theresa May announced the election, she had a 20 point…
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Sergei Stanishev: Theresa May ‘gambled’
Sergei Stanishev, president of the Party of European Socialists and former Prime Minister of Bulgaria, says Theresa May “gambled” by calling an election, but did not receive a stronger mandate – and compares this to David Cameron’s decision to hold the EU referendum.
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Gary Gibbon
Theresa May speech: would it have been much different if she’d won a majority?
The lectern in Downing Street has been wheeled out again.
