Boris Johnson humiliated.

Johnson blamed for Covid test shortages as cases hit record 183,000
Labour criticises PM over ‘total shambles’ of some essential workers being unable to access test kits

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...vid-test-shortages-as-cases-hit-record-183000


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Boris Johnson faces calls to quit after lockdown party apology

Mr Johnson is also under pressure from his own MPs over the May 2020 party.

After Prime Minister's Questions, he toured the Commons tea rooms, where MPs gather, to shore up support among his backbenchers.

If 54 of them send letters to the 1922 committee - the influential backbench group which runs Tory leadership contests - it will trigger a challenge.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-59967930


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Sorry boys- but your silence doesn't count in the ' distancing from Bozo ' stakes.



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As queen mourned alone, UK gov’t staff held parties: Report

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Allegations of more lockdown-breaking parties at Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Downing Street office are heightening public anger in the United Kingdom, as new reports claim government staff held social events last year while Queen Elizabeth II mourned her husband.
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Tch, tch.

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Re "Partygate" - Keir Starmer held a boozy gathering in his home - not in his garden! And it was Starmer that broke the law, not Boris.

The starting point in the Covid rules should be section 73 of the Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984. This part of the Act states that the Covid regulations, at all times, never applied to Crown Land (which includes No. 10).

This only changed if No. 10 made a written agreement to be voluntarily bound – and no one thinks they did. So the regulations almost certainly never applied to No. 10 anyway.

Why would this be?

The reason is simple: in the 1980s, lawmakers decided that it would be better to allow the government to function during any future national pandemic without having to worry about being caught up in quarantine regulations.

The thinking was that by making the government effectively exempt in law, the government could continue to function.
 
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This must be the first accurate post you've ever made, maggot. That gentleman is indeed a waste of a good suit.
You can join with me in working to remove him from the political arena. Here, carry these spears for me.

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Never mind- the ass is on his way;

Tory MP tells the Prime Minister ‘You have sat there too long’ and ‘in the name of God, go’

The Prime Minister was told during Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) on Wednesday to resign, but he defiantly said “no.”

Boris Johnson’s political fate hangs in balance and David Davis delivered a blistering attack said to the Prime Minister “in the name of God, go.”

Over the months there has been damning allegations of parties in Downing Street during lockdown and the vultures are circling as a vote of no confidence could be days away.

Tory MP and former Cabinet Minister, David Davis said in the House of Commons to Johnson, “You have sat there too long, for all the good you have done. In the name of God, go.”

https://londonlovesbusiness.com/tor...sat-there-too-long-and-in-the-name-of-god-go/



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British government accused of blackmailing PM’s opponents
Tory MP William Wragg claims the government is using intimidation for support for Boris Johnson

In a statement before a committee meeting on Thursday, Tory MP William Wragg said that lawmakers were coming under increasing pressure from the government, with the assumed objective of avoiding a vote of no confidence in Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

“In recent days, a number of members of parliament have faced pressures and intimidation from members of the government because of their declared or assumed desire for a vote of confidence in the party leadership of the prime minister,” said Wragg, who also chairs the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee, which oversees constitutional issues and standards.

“Moreover, the reports of which I’m aware, would seem to constitute blackmail,” he stated, adding, “as such, it would be my general advice to colleagues to report these matters to the speaker of the House of Commons and the commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.”

https://www.rt.com/news/546636-british-government-johnson-blackmailing/
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The coppers are after your boy, maggot.





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About a dozen Tory MPs said to have accused party whips of blackmail
Standards committee chair says claims include having money pulled from constituencies or promise of funding for ‘right vote’

The Tory MP William Wragg is preparing to meet the police over his allegation that No 10 was trying to blackmail MPs seeking to oust Boris Johnson. Photograph: PRU/AFP/Getty Images
Clea Skopeliti
Sat 22 Jan 2022 10.54 GMT

About a dozen Tory MPs have made similar allegations in the last few days to a colleague who claims the party’s whips have engaged in blackmail, the chair of the Commons standards committee has said.

Chris Bryant’s remarks come as William Wragg, the senior Tory backbencher who accused No 10 of trying to blackmail MPs seeking to oust Boris Johnson, prepares to meet the police over his allegations.

Bryant, the Labour MP for the Rhondda, said he took the allegations very seriously and underlined that they were a matter for the police.

He said about a dozen Tory MPs had told him in recent days that whips had either threatened them with having money pulled from their constituencies or promised funding if they vote “the right way”.

“I have even heard MPs alleging that the prime minister himself has been doing this,” Bryant told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme. “What I have said to all of those people is that that is misconduct in public office. The people who should be dealing with such allegations are the police.

“It is illegal. We are meant to operate as MPs without fear or favour. The allocation of taxpayer funding to constituencies should be according to need, not according to the need to keep the prime minister in his job.”

https://www.theguardian.com/politic...said-to-have-accused-party-whips-of-blackmail
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All those who have supported the bumbling Tory asshole in this thread- do you feel your collars tightening ?



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