Shame he didn't do anything about it while he still could.
the image of Johnson cutting his own throat has cheered me up a bitI see he co-wrote this piece for the Independent warning of the perils of deforestation. Anything for a few bob eh?
This could be the answer to the climate crisis | Boris Johnson and Iván Duque
In sawing down our ancient forests we are cutting our own throats. It is time to review our legislation so that these crimes face proper sanctions, write Boris Johnson and Iván Duquewww.independent.co.uk
I remember a protracted little episode during his run for PM where the very concept of planting trees in any number was declared ludicrous and impossible by all the tv news heads- roundly mocked.Shame he didn't do anything about it while he still could.
"The massive disappointment was to discover that that wallpaper had started to peel off of its own accord and had actually been painted over by Liz Truss.
"So I will be saying to my children: scratch over there, there’s gold in them walls'."
She was only there 44 days and she found time to do a bit of decorating. Bet it's graffiti she left on her last day Sunak is a ....
I did a 24 hour shift for the 2005 electionMust remember to book the day after a general election off so I can pull an all nighters
Dont MPs get a bigger payout if they get voted out compared to if they resign?
Surely a wind up allowance, it's most provokingyes. a sitting MP who stands for re-election but loses gets a payout, called the Loss of Office payment.
need to have been an MP for a minimum of 2 years, and the amount varies with length of service, age, up to a cap.
but as it's more than the £5k deposit to stand, it does create a perverse incentive for e.g. the ChangeUK lot to make a token entry they've no intention of trying to win rather than just walk away. I don't think things are quite that bad for Johnson yet though.
there's also a separate Winding Up allowance they can claim expenses for shutting down their office & getting rid of staff. for the month after they're not MPs anymore so can't claim regular MPs expenses. which I only mention because so many MPs employ relatives as assistants, that money will end up the in same household.
It's £500 to stand not £5000yes. a sitting MP who stands for re-election but loses gets a payout, called the Loss of Office payment.
need to have been an MP for a minimum of 2 years, and the amount varies with length of service, age, up to a cap.
but as it's more than the £5k deposit to stand, it does create a perverse incentive for e.g. the ChangeUK lot to make a token entry they've no intention of trying to win rather than just walk away. I don't think things are quite that bad for Johnson yet though.
there's also a separate Winding Up allowance they can claim expenses for shutting down their office & getting rid of staff. for the month after they're not MPs anymore so can't claim regular MPs expenses. which I only mention because so many MPs employ relatives as assistants, that money will end up the in same household.
It's £500 to stand not £5000
Latest song by the Kunts - Fuck the Tories
I’ll be seeing them in two weeks time in New Cross
It's possible because people are prepared to pay what he asks!According to Sky News, Johnson has declared £1m in earnings since being removed as PM for just four speeches!
That's complete madness, how is this even possible?
he'd only do that if he could snort themHe should do some NFT trading cards.
I am sure we will be doing so in years to come in one way or another.So we continue to pick up the tab:
Partygate: ministers accused of writing ‘blank cheque’ for Boris Johnson legal bills