Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy rowed back on claims Nigel Farage "flirted with Hitler Youth". Lammy's comments were an apparent reference to allegations that emerged in 2013 that Farage sang Nazi ...

Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy has distanced himself from suggestions he could be the UK’s next ambassador to the US. The former foreign secretary, who has a close relationship with vice president ...

The Deputy Prime Minister has been forced to climb down on claims he made that Nigel Farage leader had “flirted with Hitler Youth”. David Lammy’s comments to the BBC appeared to reference allegations ...

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An additional 1,250 sitting days will be allocated to the Crown court in a bid to help reduce the growing backlog, deputy prime minister and incoming lord chancellor David Lammy will announce today.

Mr Lammy, centre, said he was ‘incredibly proud to be the first lord chancellor of African and Caribbean heritage’ (James Manning/PA) David Lammy has been sworn in as Lord Chancellor and Secretary of ...

The ceremony on Wednesday took place at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Mr Lammy, centre, said he was ‘incredibly proud to be the first lord chancellor of African and Caribbean heritage’ (James ...