News about Neil Hamilton

Betty Boothroyd, the first female Speaker of the House of Commons, was remembered today by senior MPs and former ministers. Lord Philip Hammond, the former Conservative Chancellor, and Labour's former foreign minister Lord David Owen were among those attending the thanksgiving service at St Margaret's Church. Baroness Boothroyd, a West Yorkshire-born woman who was first elected to Parliament in 1973 as a Labour MP for West Bromwich, served as Speaker from 1992 to 2000. Following her death at the age of 93, she was dubbed a 'inspiration' who had'smashed the glass ceiling to smithereens.' Among senior Tories presenters at this morning's service were Cabinet minister Penny Mordaunt, the new Speaker of the House of Commons, and 1922 Committee Chairman Sir Graham Brady. Martin Bell, a former Tory MP and former UKIP leader Neil Hamilton, were among those present.

A leading UKIP politician who campaigned against illegal migrant workers has been fined £500 for working unlawfully. Paul Dowson, a former UKIP Parliamentary candidate, was caught getting paid as a rogue doorman at a seaside nightspot and handed a bill for £2,800 in court expenses. Dowson was paid 'cash in hand' as a security guard at the famous Five Arches pub in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, England. The burly bouncer was discovered dressed in black, with an out-of-date armband licence card holder and a jacket with the word'security' written on it, unaware that it was the former UKIP councillor.

Egyptian businessman and Fulham FC were among the UK's main customers, Harrods department store and Fulham FC. He was born in Alexandria and moved to the United Kingdom in the 1960s, becoming a key driving force in Dubai's urban renewal, and he and his brothers, House of Fraser, along with his brothers, bought Harrods, as well as the Ritz hotel in Paris.

Kirsty Buchanan, who worked as a media advisor to Ms Truss, said they'ran out of excuses" to not appear on Question Time. Ms Truss told aides that she did not invite her to speak to a particular individual in the Whitehall Sources, only to point her out in the green room. Ms Buchanan, a former Ms Truss reporter who served with Ms Truss in 2016 and 2017, made the disclosure as the new Prime Minister emerges to power, not aided by a string of poor media appearances. 'Liz Truss, the ex-journalist and special advisor, told me, 'When she first began working for her, she didn't like the media, so we spent a long time making excuses and excluding minor members of her family so she didn't have to go back to Question Time.' It was "only minor people like aunts and cousins and stuff," she said under question. I'm not talking about major members of the family.'