Nigel Farage: “No Brexit Party candidates in conservative-held seats”
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage said on Monday that the party will not contest any seats currently held by conservatives in upcoming General Elections on 12 December. Nigel Farage paved way for 317 conservative party seats to avoid a hung Parliament, but the party will contest the Labour party and other parties in the rest of the country. The opposition Labour party accused Boris Johnson of going into an alliance with Nigel Farage.
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Boris Johnson says people can go back to work from Monday
British Prime Minister Borish Johnson outlined a tentative plan to reopen the economy from Monday. From Monday, citizens who cannot work from home are being “actively encouraged” to go back to work, but avoid using public transport if possible. People will also be allowed to take unlimited amounts of exercise from Wednesday. Young children could be back at school by June 1 at the earliest, he added
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UK government investigates early release of London Bridge attacker
After the attack on London Bridge on Friday, the British government is looking into why the attacker was released from prison early despite being convicted of terrorism-related crimes. Justice Department officials claim he appeared to have been completely rehabilitated and took part in a number of rehabilitation programs before and after his release.
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Boris Johnson stresses the importance of enforcing terrorism sentences in response to London Bridge attack
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that terrorism sentences should be fully enforced. He said this in response to the London Bridge attack after it was revealed that the attacker had been convicted of terrorism-related crimes but was released from prison a year ago. He went on to say that it is a mistake to allow dangerous criminals out of prison early.
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Boris Johnson claims Islamophobia is a natural reaction to Islam
UK conservative leader Boris Johnson has claimed that Islamophobia is the natural reaction that any non-Muslim would have while reading the Quran. He went on to say that Islam is very sectarian and has a vicious attitude towards non-believers. Boris Johnson has so far refused to apologize for his statements despite widespread controversy.
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