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[Politics] Tory meltdown finally arrived [was: incoming]...
- Thread starter TomandJerry
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nicko31
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Really thought he was going back to Henley. Will do well to hang on, awful MP
www.bbc.co.uk
Boris Johnson reselected by Uxbridge Conservatives - BBC News
There had been speculation the former PM might try to find a safer seat before the next election.
www.bbc.co.uk
Well I voted remain and I can’t abide this government, so yep, doing okay so far.
Dick Swiveller
Well-known member
- Sep 9, 2011
- 9,427
The MP won't like that - it will make him a bit salty.
Tories pressured BBC over Johnson’s claim Starmer failed to prosecute Jimmy Savile
Party asked corporation not to say accusation was ‘false’ relating to time when Labour leader was DPP
www.theguardian.com
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I kid you not!
www.standard.co.uk
Give jobs to people with ‘superpowers’ like me, Matt Hancock tells London businesses
Give jobs to people with ‘superpowers’ like me, Matt Hancock tells firms
London firms have been challenged by former Health Secretary Matt Hancock to recruit more people with a “hidden superpower” such as dyslexia.
www.standard.co.uk
Wokeworrier
Active member
Twas ever thus (maybe a bit worse under New Labour) ..Tories pressured BBC over Johnson’s claim Starmer failed to prosecute Jimmy Savile
Party asked corporation not to say accusation was ‘false’ relating to time when Labour leader was DPP
Dyke: Blair's world of 'lies and bullying'
·Ex-BBC chief says PM reneged on deal after Hutton report· Governors 'should resign' after bowing to No 10 pressure.
www.theguardian.com
- Oct 17, 2008
- 12,967
What a bellend. He’d be “Twatman”.I kid you not!
Give jobs to people with ‘superpowers’ like me, Matt Hancock tells London businesses
Give jobs to people with ‘superpowers’ like me, Matt Hancock tells firms
London firms have been challenged by former Health Secretary Matt Hancock to recruit more people with a “hidden superpower” such as dyslexia.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,357
You know your trolling is getting desperate when you're having to dig out articles from 20 YEARS agoTwas ever thus (maybe a bit worse under New Labour) ..
Dyke: Blair's world of 'lies and bullying'
·Ex-BBC chief says PM reneged on deal after Hutton report· Governors 'should resign' after bowing to No 10 pressure.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Twas ever thus (maybe a bit worse under New Labour) ..
Dyke: Blair's world of 'lies and bullying'
·Ex-BBC chief says PM reneged on deal after Hutton report· Governors 'should resign' after bowing to No 10 pressure.
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,721
He does make a far point though. All Governments are on the blower to the media (particularly the BBC) when they report a story in a way they don't like.You know your trolling is getting desperate when you're having to dig out articles from 20 YEARS ago
Wokeworrier
Active member
Watching Alastair Campbell haranguing the BBC over caving in to government pressure is beyond parody ...
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,357
I agree, and it's only taken him somewhere in excess of 8 years, 5 accounts, 20,000 posts and 20 years of newspaper articles to make a fair point
Apparently hopeless secretary, Sue Ellen Braverman is in Rwanda right now, looking at arrangements for the deportation gambit.
The BBC also stated minutes ago that nobody has been sent there yet owing to legal challenges.
What the f***? Why can't a government minister get anything done. Shitehouse. Get Rid!
The BBC also stated minutes ago that nobody has been sent there yet owing to legal challenges.
What the f***? Why can't a government minister get anything done. Shitehouse. Get Rid!
- Oct 17, 2008
- 12,967
Mental. Absolute disgrace. I strongly suspect they have no plans where they are planning on sending these unfortunate people to or the quality of their care once there. They’re paying to get rid and it becomes someone else’s problem. It’s shameful.
He might be fighting for his seat sooner than the next election.Really thought he was going back to Henley. Will do well to hang on, awful MP
Boris Johnson reselected by Uxbridge Conservatives - BBC News
There had been speculation the former PM might try to find a safer seat before the next election.
Boris Johnson could face losing seat if found to have lied over partygate
The prime minister is being investigated over whether he misled parliament regarding lockdown parties in Downing Street, and the committee looking into it has now confirmed he would face suspension if found in contempt of parliament, which could lead to a by-election.
news.sky.com
nicko31
Well-known member
Saddle up for Johnson's defence...
I misled MPs, but not intentionally or recklessly
I misled MPs, but not intentionally or recklessly
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
That's alright then. Taxpayers paying thousands of pounds to his KC for his defence, and that is it
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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I misled you, but I did it in good faith. For once, Boris is telling the truth.
In his mind, "in good faith" will mean "honesty or sincerity of intention".
Effectively, he is saying "I misled you, and that was my honest and sincere intention".
In his mind, "in good faith" will mean "honesty or sincerity of intention".
Effectively, he is saying "I misled you, and that was my honest and sincere intention".