US EditionSpeaker apologises after Commons descends into chaos over ceasefire votes
- The House of Commons Speaker allowed multiple amendments for the Gaza ceasefire debate, causing frustration among MPs.
- SNP and Conservative MPs expressed fury towards Speaker Lindsay Hoyle for his handling of the vote, with Conservatives tabling a motion of no confidence in him.
- More than 30 MPs signed a motion declaring no confidence in Speaker Lindsay Hoyle following the contentious debate on Gaza.
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Ontspoord debat over Israëlisch geweld in Gaza laat zien hoe verscheurd de Labour-partij is
De Britse Labour-partij is verdeeld over Israël: de linkervleugel wil het geweld in de Gazastrook harder veroordelen dan partijleider Keir Starmer. Een ingreep van de Lagerhuisvoorzitter redde Starmer, maar creëerde chaos in het parlement.
Eine Abstimmung zum Gazakrieg sorgt in London für Tumult. Mittlerweile fordern mehr als 50 Abgeordnete den Rücktritt des Präsidenten des Unterhauses. mehr...
Out of Order! Chaos in parliament over ceasefire vote
Almost five months on from the beginning of the conflict, Labour appears to have shifted its position – calling for an “immediate humanitarian ceasefire” in Gaza. This culminated in a chaotic debate in parliament last night (21st February) with SNP and Tory MPs walking out and this morning (22nd February) Lindsay Hoyle, speaker of the house, is facing calls to resign. Anoosh Chakelian, Britain editor at the New Statesman, is joined by Rachel Cun…
Am Mittwoch herrschte Chaos im britischen Unterhaus. Alles drehte sich um Regeländerungen zur Abstimmung über mehrere Resolutionen zu einem Waffenstillstand ... The post Britische Abgeordnete stimmen für Gaza-Resolution wegen palästinensischer Todesdrohungen appeared first on Apollo News.
UK Parliament is in turmoil after a debate over a Gaza cease-fire raised fears for lawmakers' safety
By DANICA KIRKA Associated Press LONDON (AP) — The chaotic debate over a cease-fire in Gaza reverberated through Britain’s Parliament as the speaker of the House of Commons faced calls to resign and lawmakers said they feared for their safety amid pressure from all sides of the issue. More than six hours of sometimes heated debate was held on Wednesday. Both the governing Conservative Party and the Scottish National Party refused to participate …
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