Hermer said in his speech to the Royal United Services Institute: "The claim that international law is fine as far as it goes, but can be put aside when conditions change, is a claim that was made in the early 1930s by realist' jurists in Germany, most notably Carl Schmitt, whose central thesis was in essence the claim that state power is all that counts, not law."
Starmer's response to criticism exposes his raw emotions following a personal incident, highlighting the pressure he's under both politically and personally.
The performance by the Pride of Knockmore Flute Band, featuring provocative lyrics, drew significant backlash for being disrespectful, especially given the timing of Pope Francis's death.
Liz Truss has been sharply criticized for being perceived as the 'dimmest prime minister of all times,' leaving a negative impression, even on historic figures like Queen Elizabeth.
Yes, I'm very hurt by these comments because of my love for Denmark and years spent in this country. But it's the hurt of the people that I care about, and I think that's what makes me sad more than anything.