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Does anybody want to see Piers Morgan's |
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If the reports are correct that he wanted immunity from prosecution for historic crimes committed by troops in Northern Ireland. |
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Yup to both #844 and #845.
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Nigel Farage: I lost 7 General Elections on the bounce. Once to a bloke in a dolphin suit.
Laurence Fox: Hold my imported lager. |
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https://twitter.com/CountBinface/sta...019829766?s=20 He is making some serious points - just as Screaming Lord Such did with such Loony ideas as votes for 18 year olds. |
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He'd have my vote if I was still in London.
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According to Steven Swinford
Political Editor at The Times Boris Johnson believes Dominic Cummings is behind a series of damaging leaks including disclosure of his text messages No 10 source on Cummings: 'Dominic is engaged in systematic leaking. We are very disappointed. The PM is saddened about what Dom is doing. It's undermining the govt and party. It might be that Dom feels bitter about what's happened since he's left - but it's a great shame' Allies of Cummings deny he was behind Dyson text message leaks Dyson's company said to have sent copies of texts to around 30 officials in Treasury & No 10 They're likely to be interviewed as part of leak inquiry No 10 accusations follow string of high-profile leaks: PM texts to Dyson offering to 'fix' tax status of employees MBS lobbying PM over takeover of Newcastle Evidence £58k refurb of No 11 flat was paid for by Tory donor |
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OK that sounds ..actually ... fine. It saved lives. How many lives were saved by his stuff? Oh..we never actually had Dyson produce anything for us. Go **** yourself. |
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In the meantime we saw terrorists from both sides of the divide getting early release and 'letters of comfort' to say that they wouldn't be pursued. The hypocrisy is stunning but, hey-ho, NI now has such a weak police force leadership that they won't enforce Covid restrictions at an ex-terrorists funeral but will repeatedly hound severely ill pensioners. |
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As I understand it Dyson already has his design business in the UK. The production and head office are in the far east. That works well for Hoovers, hand and hair dryers as well as cars. Why does it not work for ventilators? Who were the people in the far east that wanted to live in the UK without paying tax here? Is the real story that in 'moving' himself and his head office to Singapore, Dyson and his senior management found out that this couldn't just be a brass plate move. They couldn't continue to live and work in the UK and escape UK taxes just because the head office address had moved. They actually had to be outside the UK for most of the time to escape UK tax. Was the exemption actually for Dyson himself? I note he has now 'moved' back to the UK. Did he ever leave? Trouble is, this is about individuals tax issues so the government is highly unlikely to reveal what the issue was and who the exemption was actually for. |
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Johnny Mercer calls the government a “cesspit” and “the most distrustful, awful environment I’ve ever worked in”.
Dominic Cummings calls the PM’s behaviour “mad and totally unethical”. Considering both were friends of Boris Johnson he's not had a great week. |
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"Dominic Cummings has launched an unprecedented and extraordinary attack on Boris Johnson, alleging that the prime minister tried to quash a leak inquiry as it implicated an ally, and hatched a “possibly illegal” plan for donors to pay to renovate his flat." The 'ally' is a close friend of Carrie Symonds, to boot. Cummings reckons his phone record shows he wasn't leaking about the Dyson affair and that other phone records will confirm that. etc etc etc full story |
Trouble is, you wouldn’t trust either of them a bloody inch, so where the truth lies, god alone knows!
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Dyson's car (he built one) has been scrapped
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Don't forget "lessons have been learned". No need to specify what lessons or their relevance. |
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This is extraordinary.
Sam Coates Deputy Political Editor at Sky News says Boris Johnson personally phoned newspaper and TV news editors to brief that Cummings had leaked his messages. |
The Daily Mail says the flat refurbishment was nearer £200,000.
The £58,000 was just Lord Brownlow's donation, they approached several other donors to make up the shortfall, including Zac Goldsmith & Lord Bamford. |
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Man's an eejit. |
None of it will make any difference, the Tories have a big lead in the poles and Boris' own popularity is holding solid.
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Anyway, I'm not too bothered about the origin of the mud or who's throwing it, as long as plenty sticks to Johnson |
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He got people to vote for Brexit and Boris. Either we are all stupid or he is very bright. |
"No 10 refurb row: Grieve calls Boris Johnson ‘vacuum of integrity’
Former Tory attorney general piles pressure on PM demanding to know how residence revamp was funded" link Hopefully this is the start of a tidal wave. |
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"We are briefly interrupting the stories about sleaze to bring you stories about lies."
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Sexual misconduct is Tuesday.
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Was listening to Any Answers and caught a bloke who was blaming the problems of the pandemic on the “fact” that both Labour and Conservatives had both been cutting the funding for the NHS (presumably he only meant NHS England) over the past 10 years…..
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^ It is a sad, but true, fact of UK-ian life that most folk (this includes journalists, such as health correspondents who should know better) have not a clue about NHS funding and how spending decisions are made.
The number of times I've heard/read folk blaming clinicians for spending decisions and then they look blank when I suggest they might like to re-direct those criticisms to commissioners and their political bosses in the DoH...And that's before you get the confusion about who's actually in power... |
Boris Johnson urged to explain funding of flat refurbishment
Boris Johnson is being urged to explain how the refurbishment of his Downing Street flat was paid for, following allegations from his ex-chief advisor. The government said "costs of wider refurbishment in this year have been met by the prime minister personally". But Labour said Mr Johnson needed to fully disclose where the money came from and whether it was a loan. Party leader Sir Keir Starmer said: "It matters. It is about integrity, it is about taxpayers' money. Every day there is more evidence of this sleaze. Frankly, it stinks. "Publish the details, have the full inquiry. If there is nothing to see here - whether it is the refurb of No 10, whether it is the dodgy contracts, whether it is the privileged access - if there is nothing to see, publish everything, have a full inquiry. "Sunlight is the best disinfectant," Sir Keir said. Former attorney general Dominic Grieve said the "constant wriggling" over payment for the flat refurbishment was "just one illustration of the chaos Mr Johnson seems to bring in his wake", describing the prime minister as "a vacuum of integrity". The former Conservative MP, who was expelled from the parliamentary party by Mr Johnson in 2019 after rebelling against him in a Brexit vote, also described his government as "a cronyistic cabal". https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-56870370 |
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