Justine Greening

Justine Greening in 2017

Justine Greening (amụrụ 30 April 1969) bụ onye ndọrọ ndọrọ ọchịchị Britain nke jere ozi dịka Secretary of State for Education site na 2016 ruo 2018. Tupu nke ahụ, ọ jere ozi dịka Economic Secretary to the Treasury site na 2010 ruo 2011, Secretary of State for Transport site na 2011 ruo 2012, na Secretary of State for International Development site na 2012 ruo 2016. Ọ bụ onye otu nke Conservative Party, o jere ozi dị ka Member of Parliament (MP) for Putney site na 2005 ruo 2019.

Okwu ndi Okwuru

2012

• Emehiela - ụzọ nke atọ, ụzọ ọsọ dị mkpirikpi agaghị abụ ihe ngwọta ogologo oge maka ajụjụ ikike hub nke mba anyị nke anyị na-eche ihu ugbu a.
  Britain ... O kwesịrị atụmatụ ụgbọ elu ogologo oge karịa ka ọ dị n'oge gara aga.
  • "Heathrow third runway not right for UK, says Greening", BBC News (29 August 2012)

• The recent outbreak of violence in Rakhine state has forced tens of thousands of people to flee their homes. Many are living without basic water and sanitation. We must act now to relieve the immediate suffering and to ensure that conditions do not worsen to cause further loss of life. British aid will provide emergency sanitation, clean water, healthcare and nutrition to those affected by this terrible violence. But Britain cannot do this alone and we call on other donor countries to join in this relief operation.
  • "Burma violence: UK to provide £2m humanitarian relief", BBC News (31 October 2012)

2014

• Women and children are vulnerable to brutal violence and some have lost everything... We cannot ignore what is happening to the Syrian people
  • "Syria conflict: UK pledges extra £100m", BBC News (15 January 2014)

• Free movement of labour was never meant to be an unqualified principle, irrespective of how it might have worked on the ground. We do need to see action taken in relation to negotiation with the EU. [The government is] taking a fundamental look at some of the rules that allow unrestricted immigration.
  • "EU exit would leave Britain with zero influence, says Barroso", BBC News (19 October 2014)

2016

• I want us to stay in the EU so that future generations can continue to benefit from the influence and prosperity that comes from our membership of the single market. The alternative, Brexit, would see our young people's prospects knocked sideways by an economic shock and years of uncertainty.
  • "Wandsworth's three MPs Rosena Allin-Khan, Jane Ellison and Justine Greening back Britain to remain in EU as referendum draws near", Wandsworth guardian (22 June 2016)

• Today's a good day to say I'm in a happy same sex relationship, I campaigned for Stronger In but sometimes you're better off out!
  • "Thousands join Pride parade in London", BBC News (25 June 2016)

• Local areas who want more grammar places should be able to have them and similarly, local areas who want to stick with the existing schools that they're happy with will be able to do that too.
  • "Greening announces social mobility 'opportunity areas'", BBC News (4 October 2016)

2018

• I represent a very young constituency here in London. The bottom line is that looking ahead, if Brexit doesn't work for young people in our country in the end it will not be sustainable. When they take their place here they will seek to improve or undo what we've done and make it work for them. So we do absolutely have a duty in this House to look ahead and ensure that whatever we get is sustainable and works for them.
  • "Justine Greening: Next generation of MPs could 'improve or undo' Brexit", BBC News (17 January 2018)

• I think people need to get behind her [Theresa May]. I think she is doing an important job for our country. We need to support her in that impossible, almost, task that she has negotiating Brexit.
  • "PM urged to 'see off' hard Brexiteers as Tory divisions continue", BBC News (29 January 2018)

• We'll be dragging Remain voters out of the EU for a deal that means still complying with many EU rules, but now with no say on shaping them. It's not what they want, and on top of that when they hear that Leave voters are unhappy, they ask, 'What's the point?' For Leavers, this deal simply does not deliver the proper break from the European Union that they wanted.
  • "Justine Greening's call for new Brexit referendum rejected by No 10", BBC News (16 July 2018)

2019

• I don't think I would be able to stay part of a party that was simply a Brexit party that had crashed us out of the European Union.
  • "Theresa May reaches out to Remainer rebels amid quit rumours", BBC News (21 February 2019)

• You can't pick & choose on human rights and equality. Children should understand a modern and diverse Britain they're growing up in.
  • "Tory leadership contest: Iain Duncan Smith warns of 'chaos'", BBC News (30 May 2019)

• The party has now vacated the position of natural party of government. In today’s refashioned political landscape, they are perhaps no longer even the natural party of opposition.
• Unless a future Conservative party has some authentic purpose, there will be no future for it.
  • "Leaderless, rudderless, purposeless – the Tories have just one chance to stave off extinction", The Guardian (8 July 2024)
  • Published following the 2024 general election on 4 July.

About Greening

N'usoro aha site n'aka onye dere ya ma ọ bụ ebe si nwetara ozi

• N'ọnwa ndị na-adịbeghị anya, ọ malitere ịga n'ụzọ otu Nation site na nkume nke post-Gove, post-Brexit, na post-election. N'adịghị ka ndị minista gara aga, ọ dị njikere ikwu okwu na ndị otu ọrụ, na-atụgharị uche na ịka nkọ nkà nke ndị nkuzi na atụmatụ mmụta mmekọahụ ọhụrụ, na n'izu gara aga kwupụtara obere ego iji kwalite mmemme ọgụgụ akwụkwọ maka ụmụ akwụkwọ dara ogbenye. Agbanyeghị, ọchịchị ya nwere ike ịnwụchapụ site na obi abụọ ya gbasara ụlọ akwụkwọ n'efu na itinye aka ike na atụmatụ nke onwe ya "social mobility action plan" (Tories agaghị akwụsị na okwu a nke agbajiri agbaji) aro a kpughere n'ihu ọha site na [Nick] Timothy n'íme Sun.
  N’ụbọchị na awa ndị dị na mbido ịpụ ya, nkwado maka Greening n’ime ụwa agụmakwụkwọ dị ike. Ọ dị ezigbo iwe na echiche na Toby Young nwere ike ịnọ na ọ ga-apụ - ọ bụghị naanị n'ihi akụkọ ihe mere eme nke tweets sexist nke onye nta akụkọ ahụ. N'adịghị ka Young na ọtụtụ ndị ọzọ dị ka ya, Greening bụ onye Tory bụ, nke kachasị nta, kwere ịge ntị kama ikwusa, ka a na-emegharị ihe mgbe niile kama ikwu ihe echiche nke ha banyere ihe niile n'okpuru anyanwụ nke agụmakwụkwọ.
  • Melissa Benn "Justine Greening’s departure is bad news for anyone who cares about education", The Guardian (9 January 2018).
  • Written at the time of the 2018 cabinet reshuffle in Theresa May's government.