Foreign Secretary David Lammy has previously described Donald Trump as "deluded, dishonest, xenophobic, narcissistic". Here's a list of his many diplomatic blunders that now threaten the UK's national interest.
The Green Blob has got itself a "Special Representative for Nature" who will "put climate and nature at the heart of our foreign policy". Good grief, says Ben Pile. Don't we have any real external threats to deal with?
China is fooling David Lammy when it tells him we have a "shared interest" in a "global green energy transition". In the decade to 2022, China's emissions increased by 17%, while ours fell by 35%. Shared interest?
David Lammy tops the list as Labour's top brass pocket over £800,000 in donations and freebies this year, with gifts ranging from Taylor Swift tickets to luxury clothing.
David Lammy has sparked a diplomatic row after writing in a recent blog post that Azerbaijan has been able to "liberate" territory in a conflict widely regarded as an ethnic cleansing.
Earlier this week, David Lammy said climate change was a bigger threat to our security than terrorism or war. Nonsense, says Ben Pile. The greatest threat to our security is climate policy.
Israel is being singled out by the antisemitic Left again. Jake Wallis Simons summarises the hypocrisy of suspending arms sales to the one democracy in the Middle East while maintaining business as usual with the rest.
David Lammy has been widely ridiculed for suggesting soldiers show their support for Ukraine by "playing an instrument, singing, chanting, clapping, stomping your feet or honking your car horn". How about more weapons?
Britain's new Foreign Secretary, David Lammy, is on record calling Donald Trump "a racist KKK and Nazi sympathiser" and has refused to apologise. This is clearly going to be a problem, says Peter Harris.
Amid the most dramatic week in U.S. politics for years, the petty British media appear to have nothing better to do than play gotcha with Nigel Farage. What a pathetic spectacle, says Laurie Wastell.
