Labour Peer Lord Waheed Alli Shuns Queries Amid Donation Controversy at Party Conference
Lord Waheed Alli: Labour Peer Embroiled in Donation Controversy Dodges Inquiries
The ex-chairman of Asos finds himself at the heart of a controversy involving donations received by Sir Keir Starmer.
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A Labour Party peer embroiled in a controversy over donations, which has overshadowed the party's conference, has declined to comment on the matter.
Lord Waheed Alli, a television executive and long-time donor to the party, has captured attention at Labour's conference in Liverpool following revelations by Sky News' Westminster Accounts project that Sir Keir Starmer has accepted more complimentary gifts than any other MP since he became the leader of Labour.
Since December 2019, Lord Alli has contributed £39,122 out of the total £107,000 in gifts and hospitality received by Sir Keir.
He has made contributions to other members of the Labour Party as well, giving £14,000 to support event activities for Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson and providing his New York residence for Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner to stay during New Year's Eve.
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The prime minister is facing criticism for accepting and declaring several donations, despite previously condemning the Conservatives for similar actions.
At 59 years old, Lord Alli, the previous leader of the online fashion behemoth Asos, has kept a low profile. However, Liz Bates, the political correspondent for Sky News, encountered him at the conference on Tuesday morning.
She inquired whether he regretted any of the contributions he made. In response, the peer raised his hand to the phone she was using to record him and turned his back, declining to comment.
Liz mentioned that he was accompanied by just one staff member. "It was obvious he was attempting to remain inconspicuous," she stated.
He faced the other direction and remained utterly quiet, evidently reluctant to engage in a public conversation.
When a different Sky News reporter encountered him yesterday and inquired about the scandal, he responded, "Please don't – this isn't very pleasant."
So far this year, Sir Keir has been given – and has reported – almost £19,000 in professional attire and multiple pairs of spectacles from Lord Alli, who served as the main fundraiser for the party during the general election.
Moreover, the noble, whose estimated personal fortune stands at £200 million, allocated £20,000 for the current prime minister's lodging during the campaign, along with an equivalent amount for "private office" expenses, details of which have been made public.
Sir Keir, Chancellor Rachel Reeves, and Ms. Rayner have all stated they will no longer accept complimentary garments from contributors.
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High-ranking government official Pat McFadden stood by Lord Alli's contributions, stating on Sky News, "Waheed Alli has long been a substantial benefactor to the Labour Party. I have been acquainted with him for a considerable time, and he seeks no favors."
Mr. McFadden expressed that he doesn't view Sir Keir's acceptance of donations as unethical, noting that everything was appropriately declared.
Lord Alli was granted a peerage by Sir Tony Blair in 1998 and appointed by Sir Keir in 2022.
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Evaluating Maroš Šefčovič: EU’s Strategy on Trade, Interinstitutional Relations, and Global Partnerships
Hearing for Commissioner-nominee Maroš Šefčovič
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On Monday, the committees responsible for International Trade and Constitutional Affairs conducted a session to interview Maroš Šefčovič, the Slovak candidate nominated for roles concerning Trade and Economic Security, as well as Interinstitutional Relations and Transparency.
The leaders of the committee and coordinators from various political groups will promptly convene to evaluate the abilities and credentials of the proposed Commissioner.
In his opening remarks, Mr. Šefčovič highlighted to Members of the European Parliament that international trade is characterized by intense competition involving groundbreaking technologies and the strategic use of economic dependencies. He emphasized that trade has become a "geostrategic tool." As the US elections draw near, the Commissioner-designate expressed his intention to propose a collaboration offer regardless of the election results. He further mentioned that the European Union needs to address its disagreements with the United States, particularly in areas such as steel and aluminum tariffs, as well as the protectionist aspects of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
Regarding the relations between institutions, he promised to improve how the Commission collaborates with Parliament, particularly by updating the Framework Agreement. Mr. Šefčovič also mentioned that the Commission is dedicated to acting on Parliament's indirect legislative proposals, providing detailed explanations when employing the special procedure outlined in Article 122, and supporting advancements in Parliament's quest for a complete right of inquiry. Additionally, he revealed plans to broaden the EU's Transparency Register to include "all managers."
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Mr. Šefčovič characterized China as the EU's most difficult trade partner, emphasizing the need for a more balanced relationship. Addressing Members of the European Parliament, he mentioned that following the recent implementation of EU tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, negotiators from the European Commission are now engaging with Chinese officials to discuss price agreements. "The EU is not seeking trade conflicts; rather, we aim to adjust our interactions with China in sectors where we believe there is unfairness," Mr. Šefčovič remarked, highlighting issues such as excessive production capacity, subsidies, and the absence of a level playing field.
Mercosur, Israel, and Free Trade Agreements
Members of the European Parliament questioned the Commissioner-designate about the current talks with the Mercosur nations, which include Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay. Mr. Šefčovič committed to advancing free trade agreements with Mexico and Australia and expressed a desire for the EU to increase its engagement in Thailand, the Philippines, and India. In his responses to the MEPs, he highlighted the Sustainable Investment Facilitation Agreement with Angola and the Economic Partnership Agreement with Kenya as innovative agreements that could benefit the EU.
During a session with Members of the European Parliament, Mr. Šefčovič addressed concerns about whether the European Union was violating international law by maintaining its trade relationship with Israel through the EU-Israel association agreement. He explained that any modifications to this agreement would require the unanimous approval of all member states.
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Numerous members of the European Parliament emphasized the necessity of amending treaties in line with the suggestions put forth by Parliament, which drew inspiration from the Conference on the Future of Europe. The nominated Commissioner stated that advancing this agenda hinges on obtaining a definitive stance from the European Council. They plan to collaborate with Antonio Costa's new presidency to achieve this goal.
The discussion focused on the necessity of implementing reforms to gear up for expansion and to utilize the "passerelle" clause in significant policy sectors, alongside calls for greater transparency. Several Members of the European Parliament highlighted concerning reports regarding the Commission's activities. Additional subjects addressed were the enhancement of collaboration with national parliaments and the integration of the Draghi report's recommendations into the EU's institutional framework.
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Following the conclusion of the hearing, Bernd Lange, who heads the International Trade Committee, along with Sven Simon, the leader of the Constitutional Affairs Committee, addressed the press outside the meeting venue. You can view their statements here.
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Following the advice provided by the committee, the Conference of Presidents, which includes the EP President Metsola and the leaders of the political groups, plans to carry out the final assessment and officially conclude the hearings on November 21. After the hearings are officially concluded by the Conference of Presidents, the evaluation letters will be released to the public.
Members of the European Parliament are set to vote on the entire group of Commissioners, with the decision being made by a majority through a roll-call vote. This is planned to occur at the plenary session in Strasbourg from November 25th to 28th.
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MEPs Commence Rigorous Evaluation of Commissioners-Designate in High-Stakes Confirmation Hearings
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Today marks the start of the confirmation hearings for the nominated Commissioners.
Members of the European Parliament are set to assess if the proposed Commissioners possess the necessary qualifications to join the College and effectively perform the specific responsibilities of their designated roles.
Discover comprehensive details regarding the hearings procedure and ways to stay updated on them.
Every hearing is open to the public and can be watched in real-time via Parliament's online streaming service and on Ebs/Ebs+.
For more details, visit the special section of Parliament's website that focuses on the hearings.
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2:30 PM to 5:30 PM, location ANTALL 2Q2
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Bernd Lange, representing the S&D group from Germany and serving as the head of the International Trade Committee, alongside Sven Simon from the EPP group, also from Germany and leading the Constitutional Affairs Committee, are scheduled to address the press following the hearing, just outside the meeting venue. The event will be broadcast live via the Parliament's webstreaming service and EbS.
2:30 PM to 5:30 PM, located in room ANTALL 4Q2
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Glenn Micallef Faces Rigorous Scrutiny: EU Parliament Probes Plans for Culture, Youth, and Sport
Glenn Micallef, who has been nominated for the Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture, and Sport position, faced inquiries from the Culture and Education Committee on Monday.
The chairperson, along with the leaders of the political groups, is scheduled to convene at 6:30 PM to evaluate how well the Commissioner-designate has performed and whether they meet the
During his opening remarks, Mr. Micallef outlined his strategies aimed at promoting fairness across different age groups, addressing the requirements of upcoming generations, and safeguarding the mental well-being of the youth. He emphasized the importance of backing the creative and cultural industries, especially in tackling the challenges posed by Artificial Intelligence. Additionally, Mr. Micallef shared his vision for boosting sports involvement as a means to foster healthier living among Europeans.
Arts: enhance the environment for artists and safeguard intellectual property rights
Members of the European Parliament questioned the commissioner-designate regarding the continuation of the work concerning the social and professional circumstances of artists and other professionals in the cultural and creative industries. Addressing inadequate working conditions that hinder the sector's competitiveness is a key focus, according to Mr. Micallef. He expressed his plan to evaluate the existing legislative shortcomings in this field within his first month and to hold yearly thematic workshops with EU member states.
The topic of copyright protection for musicians was raised during the discussion. In response, the commissioner-designate committed to spearheading an initiative known as the “Culture Compass.” This strategic framework is designed to explore various aspects of culture, with one particular focus being on tackling the significant issue of copyright protection that affects the industry.
During the discussion, participants addressed the difficulties that Artificial Intelligence presents and ways to ensure that the cultural sector is well-supported by the European Union's long-term budget. Members of the European Parliament also inquired about the European Commission's strategies to safeguard artistic freedom of expression throughout the EU.
Athletics: a means for fostering inclusivity and promoting well-being
Members of the European Parliament raised several inquiries regarding the role of sports in advancing inclusion and diversity within the EU. They also discussed its importance in encouraging healthy living. The MEPs questioned Mr. Micallef on the professional aspects of sports, seeking his opinions on the idea of establishing a European football Superleague and the regulations surrounding football transfers.
Members of the European Parliament brought up various concerns, such as the European Union's approach to combatting cyber-bullying and improving mental health among young people, ensuring children's rights, and tackling the issue of unemployment among the youth.
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After the hearing concluded, Ms. Nela Riehl, who is the Chair of the Culture Committee, addressed the media outside the meeting room.
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Following the suggestions put forward by the committee, the Conference of Presidents, which includes EP President Metsola and the leaders of the political groups, plans to carry out the concluding assessment and officially announce the closure of the hearings on November 21. After the Conference of Presidents has finalized the closure of all hearings, the evaluation letters will be made public.
Members of the European Parliament are set to vote on the entire group of Commissioners, with the decision requiring a majority of the votes in a roll-call format. This vote is planned to occur in the plenary session in Strasbourg from November 25 to 28.
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EU Commissioner-Designate Maroš Šefčovič Faces Tough Questions on Trade, Interinstitutional Relations, and Global Partnerships
Commissioner-Designate Maroš Šefčovič Undergoes Hearing
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On Monday, Maroš Šefčovič, the Slovak nominee for the roles of Trade and Economic Security, as well as Interinstitutional Relations and Transparency, faced inquiries from the committees on International Trade and Constitutional Affairs.
The leaders of the committee and the coordinators from various political groups are set to convene promptly to evaluate the abilities and credentials of the individual nominated for Commissioner.
In his opening remarks, Mr. Šefčovič highlighted to Members of the European Parliament that trade is characterized by intense competition due to emerging disruptive technologies and the use of economic dependencies as leverage, turning trade into a tool for geopolitical strategy. Ahead of the upcoming U.S. election, the Commissioner-designate stated, “No matter what the U.S. election results are, I will propose a collaborative approach.” He further mentioned that the EU must address its conflicts with the U.S., specifically referring to issues related to steel and aluminum, as well as protectionist measures in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
Regarding the relationships between institutions, he pledged to improve the collaboration between the Commission and Parliament, particularly with the upcoming updates to the Framework Agreement. Mr. Šefčovič also mentioned the Commission's promise to address Parliament's indirect legislative proposals, to offer detailed explanations when employing the special procedure under Article 122, and to advance Parliament's demand for a comprehensive right of inquiry. Additionally, he revealed plans to broaden the coverage of the EU's Transparency Register to include "all managers."
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Mr. Šefčovič referred to China as the EU's most difficult trade partner, emphasizing the need to adjust the balance in their economic relations. Addressing MEPs, he mentioned that following the imposition of EU tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, which began last week, EU negotiators are now engaging with Chinese officials to discuss pricing agreements. "The EU is not aiming for trade conflicts; rather, we seek to adjust our relationship with China in areas we perceive as unfair," Mr. Šefčovič stated, highlighting issues like overproduction, government subsidies, and the absence of equal competition conditions.
Mercosur, Israel, and Free Trade Agreements
Members of the European Parliament questioned the Commissioner-designate about the current talks with Mercosur nations, which include Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay. Mr. Šefčovič committed to advancing efforts on free trade agreements with Mexico and Australia, expressing a desire for the EU to have a stronger presence in Thailand, the Philippines, and India. In response to the MEPs, he highlighted the Sustainable Investment Facilitation Agreement with Angola and the Economic Partnership Agreement with Kenya as innovative agreements that could benefit the EU.
When questioned by Members of the European Parliament regarding whether the European Union was violating international law by maintaining its trade relationship with Israel through the EU-Israel association agreement, Mr. Šefčovič responded that any modifications to the agreement would require the consent of all member states.
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Numerous Members of the European Parliament emphasized the significance of amending treaties in line with the recommendations put forth by the Parliament, which drew inspiration from the Conference on the Future of Europe. The nominee for Commissioner stated that progressing in this area hinges on obtaining a definitive stance from the European Council. They intend to collaborate with Antonio Costa's new presidency to achieve this goal.
The discussion centered on the necessity for reforms to gear up for expansion and to implement the "passerelle" clause in essential policy sectors, alongside calls for increased openness. Some Members of the European Parliament expressed concerns over troubling reports regarding the Commission's practices. Additional subjects addressed included enhancing collaboration with national parliaments and incorporating the recommendations from the Draghi report into the EU's institutional framework.
Media briefing
Following the conclusion of the hearing, Bernd Lange, who chairs the International Trade Committees, and Sven Simon, the Chair of Constitutional Affairs, addressed the media in a press briefing held just outside the meeting room. You can view the briefing here.
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According to the suggestions from the committee, the EP President Metsola along with the leaders of the political groups, known as the Conference of Presidents, will carry out the concluding assessment and officially end the hearings on November 21. After this declaration, the letters summarizing the evaluations will be made public.
Members of the European Parliament are expected to vote on the entire group of Commissioners through a roll-call vote, requiring a majority. This is set to occur during the plenary session held from November 25 to 28 in Strasbourg.
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Kemi Badenoch Claims Partygate ‘Overblown,’ Opposes COVID Fines in Fresh Conservative Vision
Kemi Badenoch believes the partygate scandal was excessively exaggerated. She expressed her view that the Conservative government should not have imposed fines on individuals who violated COVID-19 restrictions.
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Sunday, November 3, 2024, 3:
The recently appointed leader of the Conservative Party, Kemi Badenoch, has described the partygate scandal as exaggerated and stated that the government should not have issued fines for what she considers "everyday activities" during the lockdown period.
Ms. Badenoch, who succeeded Rishi Sunak on Saturday, acknowledged that the public’s frustration over the "partygate" scandal—where Downing Street staff held gatherings during COVID lockdowns—was justified.
She expressed her belief that the partygate scandal was exaggerated and criticized the Conservative government for implementing fixed penalty notices as a consequence for violating COVID restrictions.
"The issue was that it was wrong to make everyday activities illegal in the manner that occurred," the MP for North West Essex explained on the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg show.
"Individuals taking strolls were each handed fixed penalty notices, setting a trap that Boris Johnson ultimately fell into."
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The controversy involved Mr. Johnson receiving a fine for his participation in a gathering at Downing Street, which was one of multiple events held during his leadership that violated Covid lockdown rules.
She stated that the rule violations by Downing Street staff led to the then Prime Minister Mr. Johnson and Chancellor Mr. Sunak receiving fines.
"She mentioned that individuals in the government failed to follow the regulations, though they were not members of Parliament," she stated.
"Many of them were staff members, and I believe the regulations we established ultimately ensnared [Boris Johnson]."
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Ms. Badenoch stepped down from her position in Mr. Johnson's administration in 2022, stating that while she believed he was "an excellent leader," there were "significant unresolved problems" that gave the public the impression that "we were self-serving."
Following the imposition of a fine on Mr. Johnson for attending his birthday celebration at Downing Street, he stated, "Honestly, it never crossed my mind at that moment that this could have been against the rules."
Ellie Reeves, the Labour Party chair, criticized Ms. Badenoch for describing the partygate scandal as "overblown," stating that such remarks would further offend families throughout the UK who adhered to regulations, missing the deaths and funerals of relatives while her peers celebrated at Downing Street.
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Following her victory in the leadership contest, Ms. Badenoch stated that the Conservative Party must acknowledge the errors that contributed to their defeat in the July election.
"Ms. Badenoch stated, "Our party is essential for our nation's prosperity."
"To gain a listening ear, we must admit with sincerity that errors were made and that we allowed our standards to decline.
"The moment is here to speak honestly, to uphold our values, to strategize for what's ahead, to reform our political and intellectual landscape, and to provide our party and our nation with the fresh beginning they need."
"The moment has come to focus on our objectives. We must embrace revitalization."
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Ms. Badenoch is currently selecting members for her new shadow cabinet, with plans to have her key team assembled by Tuesday.
She had earlier proposed that everyone who contested the leadership position against her should be involved.
On Friday, James Cleverly announced that he would be moving back to a lesser role in Parliament following his third-place finish in the competition.
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Kemi Badenoch Criticizes ‘Overblown’ Partygate Scandal and Opposes COVID Fines, Signaling Shift in Conservative Leadership
Kemi Badenoch has described the partygate scandal as excessively exaggerated. She expressed her belief that the Conservative government should not have imposed fines on individuals who violated COVID restrictions.
Political journalist @alixculbertson
Sunday, November 3, 2024, 3:
Kemi Badenoch, the newly appointed leader of the Conservative Party, has described the partygate scandal as exaggerated and stated that the government should not have issued fines for what she considers "everyday activities" during the lockdown.
Ms. Badenoch, who succeeded Rishi Sunak on Saturday, stated that the public's frustration over "partygate" – the scandal involving lockdown parties at Downing Street – was justified.
She expressed her opinion that the partygate scandal was exaggerated and criticized the Conservative government for implementing fixed penalty notices for violations of COVID-19 restrictions.
"The issue is that we went too far in making common activities illegal," the MP for North West Essex said on the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg show.
"Individuals taking strolls were issued fixed penalty notices, which ultimately set a trap for Boris Johnson."
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The controversy involved Mr. Johnson receiving a fine for his presence at a gathering on Downing Street, which was one of multiple events held during his term that violated Covid lockdown rules.
She stated that the rule violations by Downing Street personnel led to fines being imposed on Mr. Johnson, the Prime Minister at that time, and Mr. Sunak, who was the Chancellor.
"She indicated that the individuals in government who failed to follow the rules were not members of parliament."
"Many of them were staff members, and it appears that the regulations we established ultimately ensnared [Boris Johnson]."
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Ms. Badenoch stepped down from her position in Mr. Johnson's administration in 2022, expressing her belief that he was "a great prime minister." Nonetheless, she acknowledged that there were "significant unresolved problems" that led the public to perceive that "we were self-serving."
Following a penalty for attending his birthday celebration at Downing Street, Mr. Johnson stated, "Honestly, it never crossed my mind at that moment that this could have been a violation of the regulations."
Ellie Reeves, the Labour Party chair, criticized Ms. Badenoch for describing the partygate scandal as "overblown," stating that such remarks would further upset families throughout the UK who adhered to regulations and missed critical family moments, including funerals and the deaths of loved ones, while her peers celebrated at Downing Street.
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Following her victory in the leadership race, Ms. Badenoch stated that the Conservative party must acknowledge the errors that contributed to its defeat in the July election.
"Ms. Badenoch stated, 'Our party plays a vital role in our nation's prosperity.'"
"To ensure our voices are acknowledged, it's essential to admit our shortcomings openly, acknowledging both our errors and the decline in our standards."
"The moment has arrived to speak honestly, to uphold our values, to strategize for what's ahead, to reorient our political and intellectual approaches, and to provide both our party and our nation the fresh beginning they need."
"The moment has arrived to focus and begin anew."
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Ms. Badenoch is currently selecting members for her new shadow cabinet, and it is believed that she aims to have her senior team assembled by Tuesday.
She had earlier proposed that everyone who had contested the leadership position with her should be involved.
James Cleverly announced on Friday that he would be moving back to a less prominent role in Parliament following his third-place finish in the competition.
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Kemi Badenoch Critiques ‘Overblown’ Partygate Scandal and Questions COVID Fines in Fresh Leadership Stance
Kemi Badenoch believes the partygate scandal was exaggerated
Kemi Badenoch expressed her opinion that the Conservative government should not have implemented fines for violations of COVID restrictions.
Political correspondent @alixculbertson
Sunday, November 3, 2024, 3:
The recently appointed leader of the Conservative Party, Kemi Badenoch, described the partygate scandal as "exaggerated" and stated that the government should not have issued fines for "normal daily activities" amidst the lockdown.
Ms. Badenoch, who succeeded Rishi Sunak on Saturday, acknowledged that the public's frustration over the "partygate" scandal – which involved Downing Street staff holding gatherings during COVID lockdowns – was justified.
She expressed her belief that the partygate issue was exaggerated and criticized the Conservative government for implementing fixed penalty notices for violating COVID restrictions.
"The issue was our approach to making regular activities criminal, which was a mistake," the MP for North West Essex explained on the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg show.
"Individuals taking strolls and receiving fixed penalty notices ultimately set a trap for Boris Johnson."
Latest in politics: The Chancellor concedes error in previous claims that tax increases were unnecessary
The controversy involved Mr. Johnson receiving a fine for his participation in a party at Downing Street, among others held during his leadership that violated Covid lockdown rules.
She stated that the violation of rules by Downing Street personnel led to fines being imposed on Mr. Johnson, the then Prime Minister, and his chancellor, Mr. Sunak.
"She stated that the individuals in government who broke the regulations were not Members of Parliament."
"Many of them were staff members, and I believe the regulations we established ultimately ensnared [Boris Johnson]."
For an optimal video experience, we recommend using the Chrome browser.
Ms. Badenoch stepped down from her position in Mr. Johnson's administration in 2022, expressing admiration for him as "a great prime minister." Nonetheless, she acknowledged there were significant unresolved problems that led the public to perceive them as self-serving.
Following the imposition of a fine on Mr. Johnson for attending his birthday celebration at Downing Street, he stated, "Honestly, it never crossed my mind at that moment that this could be considered a violation of the regulations."
Ellie Reeves, the Labour Party chair, expressed that Ms. Badenoch's description of the partygate scandal as "overblown" would further upset families throughout the UK who adhered to regulations, missing out on being with dying relatives or attending funerals, while her peers celebrated at Downing Street.
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After her victory in the leadership contest, Ms. Badenoch remarked that the Conservative party must acknowledge the errors that contributed to their defeat in the July election.
"Ms. Badenoch stated, "Our party plays a vital role in our nation's prosperity."
"To effectively communicate, we must acknowledge our errors and admit that we allowed our standards to decline."
It is now the moment to speak honestly, uphold our values, strategize for what lies ahead, reformulate our political and intellectual approaches, and provide both our party and nation with the fresh beginning they rightfully need.
"The moment has come to focus and begin anew."
Discover more: The contentious history of the new Conservative leader. Who is Kemi Badenoch’s spouse?
Ms. Badenoch is currently selecting members for her new shadow cabinet, with plans to have her principal team assembled by Tuesday.
She previously proposed that everyone who competed for leadership against her should be involved.
James Cleverly announced on Friday that he would be stepping down to the backbenches following his third-place finish in the competition.
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Kemi Badenoch Claims Partygate ‘Overblown,’ Opposes COVID Fines in New Conservative Agenda
Kemi Badenoch believes the partygate scandal was exaggerated
Kemi Badenoch expressed her opinion that the Conservative government should not have imposed fines on individuals who violated COVID restrictions.
Political journalist @alixculbertson
Sunday, November 3, 2024, 3:
Kemi Badenoch, the newly appointed leader of the Conservative Party, has described the partygate scandal as exaggerated and expressed her view that the government should not have issued fines for what she considers "everyday activities" during the lockdown period.
Ms. Badenoch, who succeeded Rishi Sunak on Saturday, acknowledged that the public had every right to feel aggrieved over "partygate" – the incident where Downing Street staff hosted gatherings amidst COVID lockdowns.
She expressed her belief that the partygate scandal had been exaggerated and criticized the Conservative government for instituting fixed penalty notices as a punishment for breaking COVID restrictions.
"The issue was that it was a mistake to make normal activities illegal in the manner we did," the MP for North West Essex said on the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg show.
"Individuals who were out walking were all issued fixed penalty notices. This situation ultimately ensnared Boris Johnson."
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The controversy led to Mr. Johnson receiving a fine for his participation in a gathering at Downing Street, which was one of multiple events held during his leadership that violated Covid lockdown rules.
She stated that it was due to Downing Street staff violating protocols which ultimately led to Mr. Johnson, the Prime Minister then, and the Chancellor at the time, Mr. Sunak, receiving fines.
"She stated that individuals in the administration failed to follow the regulations, though they were not Members of Parliament."
"Many of them were staff members, and I believe the regulations we established ultimately ensnared Boris Johnson."
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Ms. Badenoch stepped down from her position in Mr. Johnson's administration in 2022, expressing her admiration for him as "a great prime minister." Nonetheless, she acknowledged that there were "significant unresolved problems" that gave the public the impression that "we were self-serving."
Following his penalty for attending his birthday celebration at Downing Street, Mr. Johnson stated, "Honestly, it didn't cross my mind at that moment that this could have violated the regulations."
Ellie Reeves, the Labour Party chair, criticized Ms. Badenoch for describing the partygate scandal as "overblown," stating that such remarks deepen the hurt for British families who adhered to regulations, missing the deaths and funerals of loved ones while her peers celebrated at Downing Street.
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Following her victory in the leadership race, Ms. Badenoch stated that the Conservative Party must acknowledge the errors that contributed to its defeat in the July election.
"Ms. Badenoch stated, "The success of our nation hinges on our party."
"To make our voices count, we must acknowledge our errors and admit that we allowed our standards to decline.
"The moment is now to speak honestly, uphold our values, prepare for what lies ahead, redefine our political landscape and our perspectives, and provide both our party and our nation with the fresh beginning they rightfully need.
"The moment has arrived to focus on our tasks. We must initiate a renewal."
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Ms. Badenoch is currently selecting her new shadow cabinet and is expected to have her key team members appointed by Tuesday.
She had earlier proposed that everyone who contested the leadership position against her should be involved.
On Friday, James Cleverly announced that he would be moving back to a less prominent parliamentary role following his third-place finish in the competition.
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer Vows to Double Border Security Funding to £150m in Global Crackdown on People Smuggling
Funding for Border Security Command to increase to £150 million to 'crush criminal groups'
Sir Keir Starmer is launching a week of intensive focus on human trafficking while presiding over the Interpol general assembly and visiting Hungary.
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In a speech to Interpol's general assembly, Sir Keir Starmer stated that human trafficking ought to be considered a worldwide security risk, comparable to terrorism.
The prime minister called on global leaders to recognize the serious nature of this issue, stating that ignoring the deaths of individuals in the English Channel is not a forward-thinking approach.
In Glasgow, following his commitment to an additional £75 million for the UK government's Border Security Command (BSC), the total investment will now reach £150 million over the forthcoming two years, effectively doubling the funding.
Sir Keir stated that the funds would be allocated to establish "a new organized immigration crime intelligence unit, which would include hundreds of new investigators and intelligence officers equipped with advanced technology."
Funds will also be allocated to the National Crime Agency, which will use the money to improve its data analysis and intelligence functions. Additionally, the government plans to pass laws to provide those combating these gangs with increased authority, according to Sir Keir.
The Prime Minister has declared an additional £6 million in support for Interpol, along with a £24 million boost aimed at combating major global crimes that impact the UK, such as narcotics, arms, and fraud, with a special focus on the Western Balkans.
The sources of the funds remain uncertain.
The Labour Party allocated an initial £75 million to the BSC by discontinuing the previous Conservative government's Rwanda initiative. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announced on Monday that the remaining funds would come from new allocations made in last week’s budget.
Sir Keir addressed top officials and law enforcement representatives from Interpol's 196 member countries, stating: "Human trafficking should be considered a worldwide security risk, akin to terrorism.
"We need to pool our assets, exchange information and strategies, and address the issue at its source by collaborating to close off the smuggling pathways."
He emphasized that his "personal mission" is to combat human trafficking networks, and "it begins right here in the UK."
"We will handle human traffickers with the same severity as terrorists. Our proven counter-terrorism strategies will now be implemented against these criminal groups," he stated.
"Ignoring the tragic deaths of men, women, and children in the Channel does not represent progress."
"This despicable business needs to be eradicated wherever it flourishes."
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The activities starting this Monday initiate a week of intense focus by Sir Keir on tackling human trafficking, following his election pledge to dismantle the criminal networks and establish the BSC to assist in this effort.
In October, crossings of the Chanel Channel hit their peak for the year, surpassing 5,000 individuals.
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During the initial two days of November, the UK witnessed the arrival of 433 individuals traveling in small boats.
The government has declined to specify when their strategies might decrease the perilous trips.
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After Sir Keir's speech, a spokesperson from Downing Street addressed the press, stating that ministers are committed to advancing quickly on the issue of migrant crossings, although they did not disclose whether there was a specific target set.
Speaking on Sky News Monday morning, Ms. Cooper declined to specify when the new funding might reduce the number of small boat crossings, or whether the French authorities could increase their efforts.
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A spokesperson for the Conservative Party stated: "Keir Starmer's new plan to address gang issues will be ineffective unless it includes measures to deter migrants from attempting the perilous Channel crossing.
It's disappointing that Starmer and the Labour Party failed to acknowledge the severity of the Channel crisis earlier, especially since they opposed multiple initiatives aimed at dismantling smuggling networks during their time in opposition.
"If Starmer persists in overlooking the necessity of implementing measures to deter migrants from attempting to cross the Channel, the number of fatalities will likely increase as the flow of migrants remains unabated. It is crucial that he addresses this crisis effectively."
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Labour MP Dawn Butler Faces Criticism for Retweeting Satirical Comment on Kemi Badenoch
Labour Party MP Dawn Butler retweeted a message that associated Kemi Badenoch with 'white supremacy in blackface'
The British-Nigerian writer Nels Abbey explained that his initial remarks were "obviously satirical" and meant to be a "sketch". However, some Conservative Party members are urging Sir Keir Starmer to address the actions of Labour's Dawn Butler.
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Labour MP Dawn Butler faced backlash for sharing a message that labeled Kemi Badenoch as "the leading figure among black collaborators of white supremacy."
Ms. Butler quickly removed her retweet of a statement by British-Nigerian writer Nels Abbey, shared on X just before the results of the Conservative leadership race were declared.
In the post, which he later explained was meant humorously, he shared "useful advice on how to cope with the sudden rise of Badenochism (a.k.a. white supremacy disguised by a Black front)."
Ms. Butler's retweet sparked significant backlash from Conservative members, including Huntingdon MP Ben Obese-Jecty, who stated that Ms. Butler was "not the only one among the government's ranks to share this opinion about Kemi [Badenoch]."
"He added that this serves as a test for Keir Starmer to either withdraw the whip or appear to tacitly endorse Butler's reprehensible endorsement of the smear."
Sir Keir Starmer has previously removed the Labour Party whip from MPs following remarks made about prominent Black Conservative politicians.
In 2022, Sir Keir Starmer took the action of suspending Rupa Huq from the party after she referred to the then-chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng as being "superficially" black.
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After issuing an apology, Ms. Huq had her party membership reinstated six months following the incident.
In a recent interview with LBC, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, without an official statement from Labour, indicated that matters concerning the party typically fall under the purview of the whip.
She stated that she hadn't viewed Ms. Butler's post, but she expressed firm disagreement with its content.
Ms. Cooper stated, "The statements you've recited are undoubtedly offensive, and I firmly oppose them."
"I haven't come across the post myself and am not aware of the details surrounding it, but I believe it's appropriate to extend our congratulations to Kemi Badenoch on her recent election victory."
"Although we have many differences in opinion, I still extend my congratulations to her on her recent election victory."
In subsequent messages, Mr. Abbey clarified that his initial remarks were "obviously satirical" and "meant to be a sketch."
He stood up for Ms. Butler, the representative for Brent East in northwest London, arguing that she "might not be supportive of the rise of a very conservative, reactionary black individual."
He stated: "Due to such instances, characterized by intense political discord, it is reasonable and anticipated that numerous black individuals might not consider Badenoch's role as (leader of the opposition) as a 'proud moment for our nation'."
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Sir Keir noted the appointment of Ms. Badenoch, who surpassed Robert Jenrick to succeed Rishi Sunak as the leader of the party.
He described it as a "proud moment" for Britain, posting on X: "Congratulations to Kemi Badenoch on her new role as the leader of the Conservative Party.
"The inauguration of the first Black leader of a Westminster party marks a significant milestone for our nation."
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Ms. Badenoch is expected to announce her choices for the shadow cabinet before their initial meeting on Tuesday.
On Sunday, news surfaced of a new appointment when acting chief whip Stuart Andrew announced that Essex MP Dame Rebecca Harris would be taking over his role.
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Labour MP Dawn Butler Faces Backlash for Sharing Tweet Labeling Kemi Badenoch as ‘White Supremacy in Blackface
Labour representative Dawn Butler retweeted a post that connected Kemi Badenoch to 'white supremacy in blackface'
British-Nigerian writer Nels Abbey described his initial remarks as "obviously satirical" and "meant to be a parody." However, certain Conservative members are urging Sir Keir Starmer to address the actions of Labour's Dawn Butler.
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Labour MP Dawn Butler faced backlash for sharing a message that labeled Kemi Badenoch as "a leading figure in the black collaborators of white supremacy."
Ms. Butler quickly removed her retweet of a remark made by British-Nigerian writer Nels Abbey on X, just before the announcement of the Conservative leadership race outcome.
In the tweet, which he later explained was meant as satire, he provided "a few useful suggestions for dealing with the sudden rise of Badenochism (i.e., white supremacy masquerading as diversity)."
Ms. Butler's retweet sparked significant backlash from Conservative members, such as Huntingdon MP Ben Obese-Jecty, who asserted that Ms. Butler was "not alone among government members in sharing this perspective about Kemi [Badenoch]."
“He added that this will serve as a test to determine if Keir Starmer will withdraw the whip, or essentially endorse Butler’s reprehensible endorsement of this slander.”
Sir Keir Starmer has previously withdrawn parliamentary privileges from Labour MPs following remarks made about prominent black Conservative politicians.
In 2022, Sir Keir Starmer temporarily removed Rupa Huq from the party after she referred to the then-chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng as being "superficially" black.
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Labour has not yet made an official statement; however, the Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, mentioned on LBC today that such party matters "are always for the whip to address."
She stated that she hadn't seen Ms. Butler's post, but she expressed firm disagreement with its content.
Ms. Cooper stated, "The phrases you've recited are utterly reprehensible, and I emphatically reject them.
I must admit, I haven't come across the post. I'm not aware of the details surrounding it, but I believe we should extend our congratulations to Kemi Badenoch on her recent election victory.
"Though we often hold differing opinions, I still offer her my congratulations on her successful election."
In subsequent messages, Mr. Abbey clarified that his initial remarks were "obviously satirical" and "meant to be a comedic sketch."
He stood up for Ms. Butler, who represents Brent East in northwest London, arguing that she "might not embrace the rise of a highly conservative, reactionary black individual."
He further stated: "Due to such instances of intense political discord, it is reasonable and anticipated that numerous black individuals might not regard Badenoch's position as (leader of the opposition) as a 'proud moment for our nation'."
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Sir Keir noted the election of Ms Badenoch as the party's leader, who surpassed Robert Jenrick in the race to succeed Rishi Sunak.
He described it as a "proud moment" for Britain, posting on X: "Well done to Kemi Badenoch on your appointment as the new leader of the Conservative Party.
"The inauguration of the first Black leader of a Westminster party marks a significant milestone for our nation."
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Ms. Badenoch is poised to announce her shadow cabinet members before their initial meeting on Tuesday.
On Sunday, it was announced that Dame Rebecca Harris, MP for Essex, will take over from Stuart Andrew as the new chief whip, following his disclosure that he was stepping
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Urgent Call for Cladding Safety Deadline: Watchdog Demands Target Dates to End Residents’ Fear Amidst Slow Grenfell Remediation
Government spending watchdog insists on setting deadlines for cladding safety improvements to alleviate residents' fears of fire
It has been seven years since the tragic Grenfell Tower fire, which resulted in 72 fatalities, and activists have consistently highlighted the sluggish pace of the repair efforts.
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The government's financial oversight body has stated that a specific deadline should be established to ensure the safety of homes for the thousands of residents living in buildings with hazardous cladding.
It is anticipated that between 9,000 and 12,000 buildings will require cladding remediation, with the estimated expenses reaching approximately £16 billion.
According to the National Audit Office (NAO), over 7,200 of these structures remain unidentified, and it's possible that some might never be.
The report cautioned that efforts to secure all buildings might not be successful within the next ten years, potentially leaving occupants facing both the fear of fire and expensive charges.
The NAO report, released today, indicates that the repercussions of hazardous cladding have gone well beyond the direct victims of the Grenfell fire, affecting numerous individuals with substantial financial and emotional hardships.
According to the report, despite the Building Safety Act 2022 exempting most leaseholders from remediation expenses, numerous individuals are facing higher service charges due to rising insurance premiums, difficulties in securing mortgages, and challenges in relocating.
Residents are also incurring expenses for "waking watches" to monitor buildings as they await the removal of cladding, with the average cost per home standing at £104 monthly.
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Over the past seven years following the devastating Grenfell Tower fire that took 72 lives, activists have consistently condemned the sluggish pace of the repair efforts.
Out of the 4,821 structures flagged for necessary repairs, just half have begun or finished the remediation process.
"The National Audit Office (NAO) report noted that speed remains a consistent issue, and the corrective measures within the portfolio are advancing at a slower rate than anticipated by the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG),"
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The department forecasts that the cladding repair work will conclude by 2035, though the National Audit Office has cautioned that meeting this target could be difficult.
The report also cautioned that in order to stay within the government's £5.1 billion budget limit, costs to taxpayers must be minimized, and construction developers will be required to contribute financially.
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"Gareth Davies, the leader of the NAO, stated that while making developers bear the cost and adopting a more balanced method for remediation should safeguard public funds, it has also led to disagreements and subsequent delays."
To maintain its £5.1 billion budget limit over time, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) must make sure it can recover costs by effectively putting the planned Building Safety Levy into action.
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