William Hague Quote

To Harriet Harman. "Before turning to domestic issues, I was going to be nice to the right hon. and learned Lady. She has had a difficult week. She had to explain yesterday that she dresses in accordance with wherever she is going: she wears a helmet on a building site, she wears Indian clothes in the parts of her constituency with a large representation of Indian people, so when she goes to a Cabinet meeting, she presumably dresses as a clown. As I said, I was going to be nice to her before her previous response."

02 April 2008, House of Commons, Prime Minister's Questions.

To Harriet Harman. Before turning to domestic issues, I was going to be nice to the right hon. and learned Lady. She has had a difficult week. She...

To Harriet Harman. Before turning to domestic issues, I was going to be nice to the right hon. and learned Lady. She has had a difficult week. She...

To Harriet Harman. Before turning to domestic issues, I was going to be nice to the right hon. and learned Lady. She has had a difficult week. She...

To Harriet Harman. Before turning to domestic issues, I was going to be nice to the right hon. and learned Lady. She has had a difficult week. She...