London's legendary Royal Vauxhall Tavern exploded into raucous applause to pay tribute to a legend of British drag Paul O’Grady who passed away aged 67.
the UK has ever seen, and it is this building, this building was where it happened,’ he said.
He added: ‘It was around raising up the community, and when you move from a stage like this into the mainstream, when you move into breakfast f**king television… and still stay true to yourself, stay true to your queer self, and stay true to your working class roots.’before leading them in a round of applause for O’Grady.
Sir Chris Bryant told the House: ‘I don’t know whether the Deputy Prime Minister ever met Lily Savage or has ever spent a night out at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, but… I can take him some time if he wants to go?’
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