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RE: Politics - The Non-Brexit Thread. - SecretAgent - 28-02-2020 14:18
^ But of course his cult members attack BBC workers who also earn money elsewhere. One rule for Boris and another for people and groups he does not like.
I see that because the Government won't allow any Ministers on BBC Radio 4's Today programme Health Secretary Matt Hancock did not appear to talk about Coronavirus this morning. Health of the nation seems to be secondary to petty vendettas with this Government.
RE: Politics - The Non-Brexit Thread. - SecretAgent - 29-02-2020 14:45
The resignation speech of The Home Office Permanent Secretary, Sir Philip Ruttnam is gripping viewing. Offered a pay off to go quietly but refused and resigned instead and promising to sue for constructive dismissal. Also accuses Priti Patel of coordinating a campaign against him and bullying, shouting at and swearing at Civil Servants.
If it gets to a Tribunal it will be fun!
RE: Politics - The Non-Brexit Thread. - Rammyrascal - 29-02-2020 15:16
https://uk.yahoo.com/news/priti-patel-home-secretary-home-office-bullying-claims-114034699.html
RE: Politics - The Non-Brexit Thread. - lovebabes56 - 29-02-2020 16:27
Is thr Government in meltdown already?????
RE: Politics - The Non-Brexit Thread. - Charlemagne - 29-02-2020 16:52
No this is just a Government v Civil Service arguement.
For some reason the Government seem to think that they run the country
They obviously didn't watch Yes Prime Minister
RE: Politics - The Non-Brexit Thread. - Snooks - 29-02-2020 17:35
Sir Humphrey Appleby would be apoplectic
RE: Politics - The Non-Brexit Thread. - lovebabes56 - 29-02-2020 17:45
Don't think him and Boris would get on very well
Can imagine the same conversation going on between sir Humphrey and Boris when he's been reading the papers!!
RE: Politics - The Non-Brexit Thread. - lovebabes56 - 29-02-2020 17:50
(29-02-2020 16:52 )Charlemagne Wrote: No this is just a Government v Civil Service arguement.
For some reason the Government seem to think that they run the country
They obviously didn't watch Yes Prime Minister
Jim Hacker would be horrified!!!
RE: Politics - The Non-Brexit Thread. - lovebabes56 - 29-02-2020 20:03
BORIS JOHNSON announces he is engaged, and they are expecting a baby. Gods know how many sprogs he has fathered before this one
RE: Politics - The Non-Brexit Thread. - southsidestu - 01-03-2020 10:23
The right wing media are using the news of the PM's engagement & impending childbirth to distract from the Ruttnam episode. The Telegraph, Johnson's former employer, have a huge front page splash.
This is Trupism 101
Still congratulations to the PM, I only as that when you hold your newborn child for the first time that you remember that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is unable to do just that because your actions have left her to rot in an Iranian jail with suspected Coronavirus