At the final Prime
Minister's Questions of 2017, May was thrown a Christmas - themed curveball by Labour MP Clive Efford, who asked: «Can I suggest to the prime minister that in order to extract the maximum pleasure from the messy job of stuffing her goose, that she names it either Michael or Boris
Minister's Questions of 2017, May was thrown a Christmas - themed curveball by Labour MP Clive Efford, who asked: «Can I suggest to the prime
minister that in order to extract the maximum pleasure from the messy job of stuffing her goose, that she names it either Michael or Boris
minister that in order to extract the maximum
pleasure from the messy job of stuffing her goose, that she names it either Michael or Boris?»
Appearing on Good Morning Britain this morning, Philip Hammond gently reminded his colleague: «We all serve
at the prime
minister's
pleasure and we all owe the prime
minister our allegiance and our loyalty within the cabinet.»
But Sonny Rollins, by anyone's estimate the dean of jazz tenor saxophonists, did a CD a decade ago that included a tune «Global Warming» that my group played in 2000
at a Danish - sponsored UN event on climate in Copenhagen, to the obvious
pleasure of former
minister Svend Auken and his staff.