THERESA May pretended to doze off during a Commons debate yesterday while listening to a hardline Euroscepetic.
The ex-Prime Minister mockingly fell to the benches for a sleep when Brexiteer Sir Bill Cash brought up the Maastricht Treaty – signed more than thirty years ago to create the EU.
Theresa May pretended to doze off during a Commons debate
The ex-PM mocked hardline Euroscepetic Sir Bill Cash while he was talking
Brexiteer Sir Bill Cash was the butt of a joke in the Commons
The Tory MP’s unexpected comments came as MPs paid tribute to Baroness Betty Boothroyd who was the first female Commons Speaker in 700 years of the role.
In her tribute, Mrs May said: “She reminded us of the importance in this place of humanity, because she showed that so well through everything that she did.”
Labour’s Charlotte Nichols revealed she dressed up as Boothroyd on her fourth birthday saying she was “absolutely obsessed” with her.
Boothroyd, who was MP for West Bromwich from 1973 to 2000, died on Sunday at the age of 93.
She served as speaker from 1992 for eight years before being appointed to the House of Lords in 2001.
Mrs May paid tribute to Baroness Betty Boothroyd who was the first female Commons Speaker in 700 years of the role
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