Sadly, I think that's a vote winner. If the British public had a choice between saving dogs and saving Afghans, the dogs would win every time.
What about Afghan Hounds?
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What about Afghan Hounds?
Dick Swiveller
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Raleigh Chopper
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It's like The Sinking Of The Bismarck.
Bombard him with shells and then finish him off with torpedoes until he sinks.
I see Liz Truss does not know what a party is as she was 'working extremely hard' at that time getting many trade deals over the line.
I also see that the BBC is now calling the parties 'gatherings' the BBC is in the pocket of the government, scared because they know that they will have the licence fee taken away, so they have to now tow the line.
Disgraceful.
You think he wouldn’t step down as an MP?
KZNSeagull
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I would think that the BBC is using the word "gatherings" as that is the word the government has used and can be reported as such. As the word "party" has not been admitted to, that is still speculation. I know that the BBC love to present speculation as fact, which is Twitters job, sometimes they do actually do their jobs properly. As soon as a party has been proven or admitted to, they will use that word instead.
A horrid bloated bag of ex-journo blood & bones. But also, cut it open and it would bleed rats, cockroaches, sewerage and a lot of toxic gas.
portslade seagull
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There will be a few job vacancies for all the advisers on here.
Lower West Stander
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Wonder if Gove will be at Jamie Vardy's over Christmas with some vodka?
Thunder Bolt
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Thunder Bolt
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People who can't afford to decorate their place, shouldn't have kids. Isn't that how it goes?
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A horrid bloated bag of ex-journo blood & bones. But also, cut it open and it would bleed rats, cockroaches, sewerage and a lot of toxic gas.
NO, NO, NO, I'M NOT HAVING IT. Michael Gove is far worse than that.
You've quite possibly identified the only politician who is even more duplicitous than Boris.
They certainly shouldn't be leaving their parents' house according to Allegra....
Dick Swiveller
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Someone gave pictures to a red top, you say. Dom is trying to figure out who would do such a wicked thing.
stewart12
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someone is undoubtedly trying to get into the good books of the next PM by helping to oust their predecessor
In fact, they are using both where appropriate. 'Gatherings' for where it is accepted that something took place, but as yet there isn't enough information to say exactly what. And 'alleged party' for the main one - because that is what is alleged. A very careful differentiation - as you would expect from the BBC.
Dom has only just started. God knows what else he has got lined up for the festive period.
He is well aware that Tory MPs will shortly have to spend the best part of 3 weeks stuck in their constituencies, at an endless round of local party drinkies, nativity plays, carol services and bazaars, continuously getting their ears bent about the PM.
Pavilionaire
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It is sickening to see the exponential growth of this virus, with the figures doubling every couple of days.
First it was one party, then two parties, on Wednesday it was four parties and now today it is eight parties.
First it was one party, then two parties, on Wednesday it was four parties and now today it is eight parties.
Dick Swiveller
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They weren't parties. They were Expo(nential)s