Sajid Javid Quotes

I didn't expect to have this kind of opportunity to serve the country at this level so soon, but I take it as a huge privilege,

We need to make people understand that if you are a middle-class drug user and you sort of think, 'Well, I'm not doing any damage, I know what I'm doing,' well, there's a whole supply chain that goes into that. Youths whose lives have been abused, the county lines, other drug takers being abused, crime being encouraged. You are not innocent - no one is innocent if they are taking illegal drugs.

Anyone who takes drugs should be thinking about how they are not just hurting themselves, but about how they are destroying so many countless lives along the way

I've asked my officials to work closely with the police and intelligence agencies to urgently review the case for exercising this power in relation to Syria, with a particular focus on Idlib and the north east. Anyone who is in these areas without a legitimate reason should be on notice.

As home secretary, I am committed to doing everything in my power to ensure Britain does not become a safe haven for anyone who supports violence or abuse against Jewish people.

One nation is a term that was coined by a prime minister who was a bit of an outsider. Pick a prime minister who is also a bit of an outsider.

[The UK will remain] one of the safest countries in the world [in the event of a no-deal Brexit].

[<nowiki/>Hezbollah is] continuing in its attempts to destabilise the fragile situation in the Middle East

first and foremost, we must deliver Brexit

[The High Court case that could delay the Brexit process is] a clear attempt to frustrate the will of the British people

We want to get a good deal that abolishes the anti-democratic backstop. But if we can't get a good deal, we'll have to leave without one. This additional £2.1bn will ensure we are ready to leave on 31 October - deal or no-deal.

With a heavy heart and no enthusiasm, I shall be voting for the UK to remain a member of the European Union.

With 92 days until the UK leaves the European Union it's vital that we intensify our planning to ensure we are ready

People should not be taking this very dangerous journey and, if they do, we also need to send a very strong message that you won't succeed. 'You are coming from France, which is a safe country. In almost every case you are claiming asylum in the UK but if you were a real, genuine asylum seeker then you could have done that in another safe country'.

The police are on the front line in the battle against serious violence and it's vital we give them the right tools to do their jobs.