Current Affairs The next Tory (strong and stable) leader is Boris Johnson

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A complete, total embarrassment from the Tories. True incompetence. That Rees-Mogg is the biggest blagger you'll ever see in your life - he has a career solely because of his affected mannerisms as a 'blue blood'.

They're a disgrace to the country, the lot of them. Rayner should have stood by what she said - Tory politicians are scum.
 
can’t come quickly enough, at least by reading this scribble from one of them:


“social media blitz” / “made mistakes” ffs

Once Paterson came out last night in all his arrogance and said he'd do the same thing again, this was a matter of time.

If they were capable of it, they should be feeling utter shame about what they did, every last one of them.
 
Once Paterson came out last night in all his arrogance and said he'd do the same thing again, this was a matter of time.

If they were capable of it, they should be feeling utter shame about what they did, every last one of them.

TBF it was doomed the moment they tried to do it, given how blatant the offences were (and how they were evidenced by Paterson’s own evidence never mind what the regulator found). Rees-Mogg got badly chewed up, including by Chris Bryant(!) yesterday in the Commons when he tried to push this.

They probably just thought that because their papers and friendly hacks went along with it that everyone else would, as happened with Filkin. Now they probably think that everyone will just forget about it, and they’ll be aided by the same papers and hacks.
 
There is absolutely nothing about this on the main BBC website or the news page when I pull them up. I would imagine that those of you living in the UK are having a very different experience.

I'm floored. The only reasonable conclusion is that the BBC is targeting the content it shows me on the basis of my IP and content history. I don't know whether they think that I wouldn't be interested based upon where I live and the content I generally pull up, or that they're concealing the public shame. Either way, it's one thing when I build a news feed to show me what I want to see, and quite another when a state-owned enterprise ostensibly operating in the public interest determines what I see on the basis of what they think I will, or should, click on.

It's not a good look, because it makes it seem as though the BBC is deliberately suppressing the top political story in the UK.


Not a surprise. Johnson did Ed Woodward the same way on the European Super League.
 
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