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“Let the punishment fit the crime,' goes the saying. Our criminal justice system - to a large degree - meets this standard.”
“Brexit will be meaningless and hollow if we are still, in practice or in law, tied to the E.U.'s customs rules and regulations.”
“Economically, we can work towards a zero tariff deal with our E.U. friends and then enjoy the freedom to open up global markets for U.K. businesses and exporters.”
“Our standards of decency do not exist in the mind of a fraudster.”
“It has been a great honour to serve at the Home Office.”
“We will end free movement of people and implement our own immigration policy that prioritises highly-skilled migrants.”
“We will always defend the Ukrainian people's right to choose their own future.”
“Under the European Communities Act 1972, the British people - through its Parliament - could not say 'no' to new E.U. rules.”
“We don't have blasphemy laws in England and Wales, and it's not the police's job to enforce non-existent religious blasphemy laws.”
“The optimist in me hopes for a peripeteia and a closing scene of a sovereign, global-facing, dynamic U.K. liberated from the trammels of E.U. institutions. I know this is possible and that Boris Johnson is the best man to direct such a grand finale.”
“I was bewildered and angry that the police were siding with a political movement and subscribing to a contested idea of critical race theory and undermining their legitimacy in their public order function that was totally unacceptable.”
“It was the British who began the tradition of parliamentary democracy, now emulated all over the world.”
“I believe in U.K. courts, not the European Court of Justice, having the last say on our legal matters.”
“We need to be really clear. Antisemitism is not racism-lite. It's racism.”
“I'm the daughter of a Kenyan Catholic father and a Mauritian Hindu mother, and I have a Jewish husband who was born in South Africa.”
“I think at the time of drafting and enacting the Equality Act in 2009 and 2010, it was not foreseen how that would be interpreted.”
“I've always liked David Lammy.”
“We need to have faith that Brexit will empower our country, not further constrain her.”
“The pursuit of truth is a good lodestar for the right policies.”
“Leave and Remain-supporting MPs spent weeks working together on the Malthouse Compromise.”