Wow, that explanation is one that Boris would have been proud of.
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[Politics] Tory meltdown finally arrived [was: incoming]...
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nicko31
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Kathryn Stone on facing apparent intimidation as former parliamentary commissioner for standards.
Fascinating interview, a strong character that didn't take any shit from entitled twats who think corruption can be brushed away with a glass of wine
Kathryn Stone on facing apparent intimidation as former parliamentary commissioner for standards
For almost half a decade, Kathryn Stone passed judgement on the behaviour of MPs in her role as the independent Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards.
www.channel4.com
The latest floating turd in an endless river
of corruption and sleaze.
“Sunak did not mention his wife’s interest when speaking about the childcare changes at his appearance before the liaison committee on Tuesday.
He was asked by the Labour MP Catherine McKinnell whether he had anything to declare. “No, all my disclosures are declared in the normal way,” he replied”.
www.theguardian.com
Queue up nicely and vote the lot of ‘em into obscurity.
of corruption and sleaze.
“Sunak did not mention his wife’s interest when speaking about the childcare changes at his appearance before the liaison committee on Tuesday.
He was asked by the Labour MP Catherine McKinnell whether he had anything to declare. “No, all my disclosures are declared in the normal way,” he replied”.
Firm at centre of Sunak conflict of interest row attended Downing Street event
Exclusive: Bosses of childcare firm part owned by PM’s wife were at No 11 reception hours after he was quizzed by MPs about links
www.theguardian.com
Queue up nicely and vote the lot of ‘em into obscurity.
nicko31
Well-known member
Why did the Tories only commit £1.60 per household yesterday for insulation in their 3000 page Net Zero report?
Simple..
www.theguardian.com
Simple..
£3.5m of Tory donations linked to pollution and climate denial, says report
Millions given to party and MPs last year came from entities linked to fossil fuels, high-polluting industries and climate denial
www.theguardian.com
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TBH, I was much happier when we were ploughing them all into a ditch. I demand that option be put on the ballot paper.The latest floating turd in an endless river
of corruption and sleaze.
“Sunak did not mention his wife’s interest when speaking about the childcare changes at his appearance before the liaison committee on Tuesday.
He was asked by the Labour MP Catherine McKinnell whether he had anything to declare. “No, all my disclosures are declared in the normal way,” he replied”.
Firm at centre of Sunak conflict of interest row attended Downing Street event
Exclusive: Bosses of childcare firm part owned by PM’s wife were at No 11 reception hours after he was quizzed by MPs about links
Queue up nicely and vote the lot of ‘em into obscurity.
- Jul 10, 2003
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A friend just sent me
Latest declarations: Kwasi Kwarteng received no gifts or registered hospitality during his brief stint as chancellor, and made one foreign visit — only to learn he was being sacked on the way home from the airport.
Latest declarations: Kwasi Kwarteng received no gifts or registered hospitality during his brief stint as chancellor, and made one foreign visit — only to learn he was being sacked on the way home from the airport.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Benefit 0.08% whilst destroying orangutang habitats for palm oil
Rishi Rich is at it again…
www.theguardian.com
Put them all in cattle class and give them peanuts.
Sunak took £500,000 worth of private jet trips in less than a fortnight
Lib Dems criticise ‘shocking waste of taxpayers’ money’ as Cabinet Office document reveals PM’s flight costs
www.theguardian.com
Put them all in cattle class and give them peanuts.
They're like catnip to Tories.
www.theguardian.com
Sunak took £500,000 worth of private jet trips in less than a fortnight
Lib Dems criticise ‘shocking waste of taxpayers’ money’ as Cabinet Office document reveals PM’s flight costs
www.theguardian.com
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They're like catnip to Tories.
Sunak took £500,000 worth of private jet trips in less than a fortnight
Lib Dems criticise ‘shocking waste of taxpayers’ money’ as Cabinet Office document reveals PM’s flight costs
God bless Their Majesties.
Lol.The latest floating turd in an endless river
of corruption and sleaze.
“Sunak did not mention his wife’s interest when speaking about the childcare changes at his appearance before the liaison committee on Tuesday.
He was asked by the Labour MP Catherine McKinnell whether he had anything to declare. “No, all my disclosures are declared in the normal way,” he replied”.
Firm at centre of Sunak conflict of interest row attended Downing Street event
Exclusive: Bosses of childcare firm part owned by PM’s wife were at No 11 reception hours after he was quizzed by MPs about links
Queue up nicely and vote the lot of ‘em into obscurity.
I'm sure the snowflakes will find a way of being offended by even that.
Farehamseagull
Solly March Fan Club
Disappointing to see all of the people complaining about the massive delays at Dover, why don’t they just BELIEVE in the UK and the many benefits Brexit has to offer?!
They have a great opportunity to explore the wonder of the Port of Dover and Burger King and all they can do is moan about missing the start of their holiday! Ungrateful, woke remainers!
They have a great opportunity to explore the wonder of the Port of Dover and Burger King and all they can do is moan about missing the start of their holiday! Ungrateful, woke remainers!
Government is blaming it on “drawn out procedures on the French side” and “bad weather”
We can take that as confirmation that’s it’s down to Brexit, then.
We can take that as confirmation that’s it’s down to Brexit, then.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Simon Calder, travel correspondent, said so, on live television.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Talking of which, the government has found £8 million down the back of the sofa, to issue councils, throughout the land, a ‘free’ portrait of King Charles III for their offices.
How on earth does that cost £8 million ?
Even at an exorbitant £100 per portrait that is 80,000 of them.
Was it an All Fools Day jape ?
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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