The Lords can’t stop any legislation from the Commons only delay it.The Lords are the last bastion of hope for the Police and Protests Bill too.
The Lords can’t stop any legislation from the Commons only delay it.
Sadly, they can say that now is not the time. Y'know given Johnson's central diplomatic importance we within the whole thing.so now that Putin has invaded Ukraine can they get rid of him like Maggie
johnson would be like flashman at the charge, full of windWell he could always lead a light brigade charge in Crimea if needed.
Scotland Yard has questioned attendees at Downing Street lockdown parties under caution, a leaked document has revealed.
It raises the prospect that Boris Johnson has become the first Prime Minister to be questioned under caution by the police.
The document appears to be a copy of the questionnaire issued by the Metropolitan Police to those accused of attending illegal gatherings.
It contains the standard Police and Criminal Evidence Act caution which states: “You do not have to say anything, but it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something you later rely on in court. Anything you do say may be given in evidence.”
I'd say that's probably the case. Certainly he is if the report or FPN appear amid the current crisis, which is why I was musing on the timing. If there was to be a quiet period at some point in the next 6 months, amid rising inflation, he could still be in trouble. If it gets into 2023, he's certainly safe as the next election will only be a year away.That ship's well and truly sailed. Boris is safe for at least the next 12 months. If he gets a FPN and Sue Gray leaks what she really wanted to say, I doubt it would make the front page on any paper now. We get the leaders we deserve.
I can hear the narrative already. The cost of living crisis will no longer be the government's fault. "Just suck it up...There's a war on... Where's your blitz spirit?" The situation in the Ukraine will likely see Boris re-elected, I reckon.
Johnson's already presided over the deaths of more people in the UK than were killed by enemy action between 1939 and 1945I can hear the narrative already. The cost of living crisis will no longer be the government's fault. "Just suck it up...There's a war on... Where's your blitz spirit?" The situation in the Ukraine will likely see Boris re-elected, I reckon.
Must admit, I've always thought they would be re-elected, it was just a question of whether it would be johnson or sunak, truss etc. My entirely pointless prediction at 2 years out would be a comfortable but reduced majority. Around 50, that kind of territory.I can hear the narrative already. The cost of living crisis will no longer be the government's fault. "Just suck it up...There's a war on... Where's your blitz spirit?" The situation in the Ukraine will likely see Boris re-elected, I reckon.
Both?WW3 or Boris getting re-elected. What a fucking choice.
I don't know, I wouldn't put it past Boris to come back from a NATO summit say I' have in my hand a piece of paper' and wave the FPNThat ship's well and truly sailed. Boris is safe for at least the next 12 months. If he gets a FPN and Sue Gray leaks what she really wanted to say, I doubt it would make the front page on any paper now. We get the leaders we deserve.