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Eddie is currently standing to be Labour’s candidate for Sheffield Central and has been a member of the party since 1995.She said: “I personally have never asked and never been offered a place on an All Woman shortlist.“This has been a position that I have held since joining the Labour Party in 1995.“My selection would prove once more that the dial moves further towards justice and equality in our country.“It is because of the actions of the Labour Party and our brilliant members.”Lorraine quote-tweeted the post and shared her praise with her own 750,000 followers.She penned: “Clarity - with generosity, understanding and intelligence. @eddieizzard.”Eddie visited the city in August to back its bid to host Eurovision 2023 and, since the trip, she has received support from communities in it.Maisa Claron wrote on Facebook in praise of the star: “Eddie is pure class.

Liz Truss announced her resignation as the UK's prime minister on Thursday after just 54 days on the job. Jeremy Clarkson has since branded the Conservative leader a "nightmare" but is admittedly confused by the electorate's reaction.Speaking out in his latest column for The Sun, the former Top Gear presenter admitted he was shocked by Brits fury at Ms Truss' manifesto on taxation.The prime minister, who has since quit her role, pledged to cut taxes but was forced to make a drastic U-turn after sparking an economic downturn, and ultimately was forced to sack chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng.Jeremy, 62, has since claimed he thought Britons would be rushing off to the pub to celebrate the tax cut announcements."But they didn’t.

Eddie Izzard had the best response when questioned on whether members of the public could support her as a politician, pointing out the obvious parallel between her and Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky.Over the years, the comedian and actor has made her political ambitions known, having announced her intentions to stand as a Labour MP a couple of years ago.The staunch supporter of the party has discussed her experience in the field further in a new interview, explaining how she responds when people ask if she’s ‘serious’ about representing a constituency.When asked by former barrister and presenter Clive Anderson on his podcast My Seven Wonders about what lies ahead for her in politics, she responded: ‘I’m pushing to be an MP. I was pushing to be an MP in the last General Election, and I’m hoping to be an MP in the next General Election.‘I will try very hard to get there and hope the people of the constituency I’m going for will elect me.

@Aimz_1987 wrote in response: “That’s some brass neck you have, I’ll give you that.” Lord Sugar retorted jokingly, saying: “I would have voted for Dot Cotton to keep Corbyn out.” He was referring to the EastEnders character played by June Brown, who died aged 95 in April. Fans rushed to the comments to share their opinions on the subject. @Nottmsteveh said: “Surely you must admit the huge mess the tories have made in the last 12 years. “Brexit, highest proportionate covid deaths, highest inflation in Europe along with the lowest growth of developed economies. “Not great eh?”@Martincoops4 wrote: “Before 2020 so would I but we went full Commie anyway to reverse the democratic decision of Brexit so it made no difference in the end.” @MartinJWalpole commented: “We want Boris, his enthusiasm is second to none, who cares about the odd porky.. “He did a great job.” @Ant78mufc penned: “Because Corbyn had a plan for the country. “Boris was going to see us leave the EU at any cost. “The cost of which we are finding now and is increasingly being blamed on a war we ain't even fighting.” Despite his initial tweet, Lord Sugar has been an outspoken critic of Johnson, who recently resigned from office.Back in December, he demanded the Conservative politician "resign NOW" following the spread of the Omicron Covid variant. He also joked that Johnson, along with his cabinet, never would have got through the first round of auditions of The Apprentice. 

Rachel Riley has discussed the vile comments she has received from trolls over the years in the podcast Dirty Mother Pukka with Anna Whitehouse.The maths whizz, who campaigned against Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party in the run up to the general election, described how one Twitter user wished for her daughter to be “stillborn”. Rachel, 36, opened up about the abuse she has faced online over the years, particularly after voicing her views about antisemitism under Corbyn’s Labour Party. The Countdown star has often been outspoken about antisemitism online, and has faced plenty of vitriol from internet trolls as a result. After the general election in 2019 that saw the Labour Party lose to the Conservatives, Rachel shared a tweet that angered some of her followers. Speaking about the incident to Anna, she explained: “On the 12th of December it was such a relief when the exit polls came in. “And I didn’t vote for the Tories, I’m not a Tory.

The Sun.“If that man and this Conservative party won a landslide against the Labour Party then what are we saying about the f***ing Labour Party. A f***ing disgrace."Noel has also hit out at those who believe he is now a Tory, insisting he is firmly "middle ground"."I see it written about myself a lot that I’m a Tory because I don’t vote Labour," he exclaimed."So it’s like, ‘Right, so because I don’t believe in your version of the Labour Party that must make me a Conservative’.“The arrogance of that comment by young, middle-class csuckers is staggering.

Joan also explained how she hopes speaking openly about her move will encourage people to have these conversations with their families as well.“I think that there needs to be a conversation within families to know how you are going to manage when you're much older,” she added.And for the Labour Party peer, the process of moving house feels like a new “stage in her life" as she acknowledges she’s “going to get older”.However, don’t expect her to slow down any time soon as she had headed back to the House of Lords this week to take up her seat.As well as this, Joan balances being the president of Birkbeck, University of London, a working journalist and her work with humanism.“I am lucky to keep working and I do think it’s worth keeping on

Prince Harry, during which he described the Duke of Sussex, 36, as a "woke snowflake," Liam has hit out, comparing the musician to Tony Blair, who had been accused of betraying the values of the Labour party in order to receive the majority vote during his time in office as Prime Minister.When asked by a Twitter follower if Noel is still Rock’n’Roll, he said: "Them days are well and truly over he looks and acts like Tony Blair."Liam went on to say: "He likes people to think he is but he’s a f*****g SQUARE of the highest order."Noel has previously shared his public support for former Prime Minister Tony Blair, 68, claiming that the ex-Labour politician is "the last person who made sense".The Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds frontman

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Jeremy Clarkson, 60, hit out at members of Conservative opposition, as he believes when a public enquiry begins into the coronavirus death toll, they will wonder why so many people “died of Covid-19”.The former Top Gear host says the “left” could look to place “blame” on Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s shoulders for the outcome of the pandemic, as he gets a “sense” they are circling like “hyenas” ready to pounce when opportunity strikes.He shared in his The Sunday Times column: “One day soon, when we are all on a beach drinking wine and eating cheese, there will be a public inquiry to establish why so many people in Britain died of Covid-19. “And it'll be a complete waste of time and money, because, after many years of huffing and puffing