Mounting anger at Keir Starmer's No10 purge as he swaps paintings
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작성자 Delphia Hillgro… 댓글 0건 조회 10회 작성일 25-05-11 01:12본문
There is mounting anger today at Sir Keir Starmer's continued revamp of No10 after it was revealed he has swapped out paintings of British 'heroes' for Portuguese artworks. Tory MPs have slammed the Labour premier after he removed pictures of former Prime Ministers Margaret Thatcher and William Gladstone, as well as former Queen Elizabeth I and explorer Sir Walter Raleigh since taking office. Sir Keir has claimed that he removed the portrait of Thatcher because he 'doesn't like people staring down at me', but critics have accused him of unceremoniously giving key figures in UK history 'the boot'.
Photos of No10 taken during the visit by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky this week showed that the paintings of Raleigh and Elizabeth had been replaced by works from Portugeuese-born artist Dame Paula Rego. The pair of paintings show scenes from Crivelli's Garden, a mural by the late artist whose work focused on 'strong and courageous women'. This has sparked accusations that the new Labour government has a 'strange dislike of our history' from members of the opposition.
Sir Keir Starmer is putting his stamp on Downing Street by purging a number of paintings Sir Keir Starmer first provoked anger when he took down a portrait of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher He has since taken down a portrait of William Ewart Gladstone in the wake of slave trade accusations Former minister Mark Francois told MailOnline: 'Starmer's great clear out of paintings from No. 10 continues apace. As well as Mrs Thatcher, one of our greatest PMs, homepage now one of our greatest admirals and even our greatest monarchs have been given the boot.' The Tory MP for Rayleigh and Wickford added: 'Perhaps Lord Alli could kindly commission a portrait of Sue Gray - so they could then banish that one too?' Former Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith said: ‘It's hysterical woke madness run rampant in Downing Street.
Labour doesn't like our history or who we are.' Robert Jenrick, who is one of the final two contenders to be the next leader of the Conservatives, told The Telegraph: 'Elizabeth I was one of our most iconic female leaders. She's a hero I love to talk to my daughters about.
Photos of No10 taken during the visit by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky this week showed that the paintings of Raleigh and Elizabeth had been replaced by works from Portugeuese-born artist Dame Paula Rego. The pair of paintings show scenes from Crivelli's Garden, a mural by the late artist whose work focused on 'strong and courageous women'. This has sparked accusations that the new Labour government has a 'strange dislike of our history' from members of the opposition.Sir Keir Starmer is putting his stamp on Downing Street by purging a number of paintings Sir Keir Starmer first provoked anger when he took down a portrait of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher He has since taken down a portrait of William Ewart Gladstone in the wake of slave trade accusations Former minister Mark Francois told MailOnline: 'Starmer's great clear out of paintings from No. 10 continues apace. As well as Mrs Thatcher, one of our greatest PMs, homepage now one of our greatest admirals and even our greatest monarchs have been given the boot.' The Tory MP for Rayleigh and Wickford added: 'Perhaps Lord Alli could kindly commission a portrait of Sue Gray - so they could then banish that one too?' Former Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith said: ‘It's hysterical woke madness run rampant in Downing Street.
Labour doesn't like our history or who we are.' Robert Jenrick, who is one of the final two contenders to be the next leader of the Conservatives, told The Telegraph: 'Elizabeth I was one of our most iconic female leaders. She's a hero I love to talk to my daughters about.
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