I’ve been Foreign Secretary for 113 days.

This is what we’ve done 👇

Aleksey Navalny was a fearless advocate for his beliefs who died unbroken by the tyranny he opposed. He fought corruption, inspired millions and never wavered in his insistence on free expression, the rule of law, and a Russia that is accountable to the people and not a dictator.

Michael is deployed serving our country, something you know nothing about. Someone who continually disrespects the sacrifices of military families has no business being commander in chief.

I thought Liverpool was superb tonight. The players they can bring off the bench are frightening and as much as he can be annoying, Jurgen Klopp is an elite manager with a proven track record. I think they will win the league and on the evidence of the season so far, I hope they

Would not recommend flying Norwegian. Two hours late in Bergen. No explanation at all as to the cause of the delay. No idea whether this flight will be taking off today. Save yourself from the stress and pressure and choose a punctual airline which puts its CUSTOMERS first.

Here’s our first deep dive into political history we were involved in. ⁦Ed Balls⁩ and I look at the 2010 coalition talks - with guest Danny Alexander. In 2024 we might have another hung parliament - what are the lessons from those 5 days in May? tr.ee/insidetheroom

The left: 'Why would anyone talk to that beastly man Cummings?'
Team Boris: 'See, there was/is a Sunak/Cummings plot'
Some Tories: 'PM has shown no judgment talking to him'
Other Tories: 'PM has shown no judgment not listening to him'
thetimes.co.uk/article/rishi-…

“To take advantage of a situation like [Covid]… there’s something obscene about it”

Actor Brian Cox says he doesn’t think there was “enough scrutiny” of the case of Michelle Mone and the PPE company led by her husband

#BBCLauraK bbc.in/482LXk4

The ICC website still points to cricketworldcup.com as its home page, where I am greeted with handy and informative images such as this one:

The PM promised a govt of ‘integrity, professionalism and accountability’ and now his own side briefing these rebuttals about his Home Sec’s use of language: you have to therefore ask, how long is her position tenable?

Suella Braverman is out of control. Her article tonight is a highly irresponsible, dangerous attempt to undermine respect for police at a sensitive time, to rip up operational independence & to inflame community tensions. No other Home Secretary of any party would ever do this

VL statement to Mail on ‘conspiracy’ bust:

🎙 On the latest episode of Political Currency...

📱 What the Covid inquiry reveals about the toxic culture in Johnson's No. 10
🥀 Has Keir Starmer got a discipline problem?
🏠 Why America's economy has a bigger impact on your house price than you think tr.ee/ZjR9r8GwN-

Come on New Zealand.

Good job from Lance Stroll with P16. His best qualifying performance since the Dutch GP.

🇬🇧 Britain’s bullet train 🇬🇧

In Japan, I saw the benefits high speed rail can bring - to connect communities & grow the economy

That’s why, despite the global inflationary pressures, we remain fully committed to building HS2 Ltd

🇬🇧 🚄 Building it shows we believe in Britain👇

Maybe it wouldn't have been this embarassing if you hadn't started ticket sales at the last minute repulsing fans who wanted to travel from NZ/ENG, hoarding tickets and then giving them away for free as a way to save face at the last minute.

You can build the biggest stadium.

I agree

No flip-flopping from Jeremy Hunt on infrastructure: “I will proceed with HS2. It is absolutely vital for our country” #HasToBeHunt #Hustings

HS2 is absolutely vital. Totally agree w Andy Street. Post Brexit we must be AMBITIOUS for our country and hungry for our economy. What signal would it send if we cancelled our highest profile infrastructure project and weakened our commitment to share prosperity around the country?