afters
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who the f is this c-word on BBC now? white t-shirt man. **** him
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Will Cummings go?
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It definitely put an end to his Party Political Broadcast!
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Very much THIS - Shouty ****
highflyer
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- Jan 21, 2016
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BTW in case you missed it, the official UK Government Twitter account tweeted this earlier this afternoon
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Will Cummings go ?
Not whether you want him to or not, whether you think he will.
I'm on the fence, so that bloody option is out.
Not whether you want him to or not, whether you think he will.
I'm on the fence, so that bloody option is out.
Higham Seagull Army
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No front line tory will dare to come out and attack cummings , they all know he has there political future in the palm of his slimy little hand.
highflyer
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Are we talking Dan Hodges - Daily Mail attack dog, perchance?
Rattled. They are very very rattled. They know what's coming and the idea of facing the next year or two without Uncle Dom to tell them how to lie and blame others to get out of it petrifies them.
Jimmy Grimble
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Baker lite
Banned
Please explain.
Where have I proclaimed myself to be racist.
I am a Brexit supporter. beater.
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rogersix
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Of course he won't.
The news cycle will move on and nobody will care.
That's 21st century politics for you.
The news cycle will move on and nobody will care.
That's 21st century politics for you.
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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That was the only journalist they could find to defend him.
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Live by the sea
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This from the BBC just now : -
Dominic Cummings, the PM’s top adviser, says he behaved “reasonably and legally” when he made a trip to an address in Durham at the end of March to be near relatives.
He says it was because his wife had Covid-19 symptoms and he was worried about childcare if he became ill as well.
The UK Government’s official advice says you shouldn’t visit another property - whether for isolation purposes or holidays.
But in law, the definition of a “reasonable excuse” has never been clear. Read more about what powers the police have.
So in summary , there’s no real proof that he broke the rules as what he did was open to interpretation.
I’m not a fan of this man at all but I can’t see he has done anything wrong as he does seem to have a reasonable excuse .
Looks like labour are using this to try to score political points .
Dominic Cummings, the PM’s top adviser, says he behaved “reasonably and legally” when he made a trip to an address in Durham at the end of March to be near relatives.
He says it was because his wife had Covid-19 symptoms and he was worried about childcare if he became ill as well.
The UK Government’s official advice says you shouldn’t visit another property - whether for isolation purposes or holidays.
But in law, the definition of a “reasonable excuse” has never been clear. Read more about what powers the police have.
So in summary , there’s no real proof that he broke the rules as what he did was open to interpretation.
I’m not a fan of this man at all but I can’t see he has done anything wrong as he does seem to have a reasonable excuse .
Looks like labour are using this to try to score political points .
How did you guess from such the limited description Shouty ****
Yep, it was him
But Shirley not THIS Dan Hodges:-
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And what about him lying about the police. Is that political point scoring by Durham police
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/durham-police-dominic-cummings-lockdown-downing-street-a4449286.html
RossyG
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- Dec 20, 2014
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Is that all Cummings need do then? Would you accept his apology? Both men here knew what they were doing. Being forced to apologise is insincere and meaningless. I’d rather they didn’t bother.
From a Machiavellian point of view, I’d advise people to never apologise and never explain. It’s a sign of weakness and the sharks would scent blood.
I’m also under no illusions that any MP, whatever the party, does what they tell us to do. It’s always one law for them and one for us, so the fewer laws the better. Fewer politicians the better, too. And Svengali-like advisers.
Baker lite
Banned
Have you taken a screenshot
LOL
I have indeed, I don’t mind having a bit of banter with fruit loops like you but that post from [MENTION=16026]Palace[/MENTION]findergeneral is outrageous, it is libellous and I suggest he removes it forthwith. Either that or I suggest a mod removes it for him.
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