Anneliese Dodds

BBC Chairman Was Appointed ‘On Merit’, Minister Insists Amid Boris Johnson Loan Allegations

Richard Sharp was involved in arranging a guarantor on a loan of up to £800,000 for Boris Johnson, according to reports.
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‘Taxes Are Private Matters,’ Foreign Secretary Says Over Nadhim Zahawi ‘Error’

James Cleverly said the Tory chairman will survive until PMQs as he is a "very effective minister".
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Labour MPs: Human Rights Act Is Vital Safeguard For Women And Girls Facing Violence

"We must ask if the government have the right priorities to tackle this epidemic of violence."
By Anneliese Dodds and Ellie Reeves

Tories Accused Of ‘Protecting’ MP Who Watched Porn In Commons

Chief whip Chris Heaton-Harris has referred the case to an independent panel.
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Fury As Tory MP Defends Colleague Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting Teenage Boy

Crispin Blunt wrote Imran Ahmad Khan was the victim of an "international scandal" after the Wakefield MP was found guilty.
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Labour Party Chair Slaps Down Tory Who Made Bomb Joke

Anneliese Dodds says MPs must be free from "fear of intimidation or violence".
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Anneliese Dodds Appointed As Labour's New Shadow Women And Equalities Secretary

Dodds replaces Marsha de Cordova who left the frontbench role last week.
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Shadow Chancellor Anneliese Dodds Accuses Tories Of Wasting 'Enormous Amounts Of Public Money' During Covid

Labour frontbencher says party will “confront financial mismanagement” and press government to offer “value for money".
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Rishi Sunak's Coffee Cup 'Worth Same As Two Weeks Of Sick Pay'

Labour highlighted the comparative cost as the chancellor repeatedly refused to increase sick pay.
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Half A Million Jobs At Risk In 'Red Wall' Tory Seats If Furlough Is Axed

Labour's Anneliese Dodds urges Conservative MPs to vote with Labour on targeted extension.
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