The Conservative Party

[bluethrunthru]

Response - " Dear Oliver - none of your fucking business - your Labour"

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

apology made to avoid costly legal proceedings I understand..................not sure whether the wig is party to it though

MP Michael Fabricant sorry lockdown drinks comments

Michael Fabricant apologises for suggesting teachers and nurses enjoyed lockdown drinks in staff rooms.

www.bbc.co.uk

Don’t think that is the case. The claimants in libel/slander action need to be specific enough that you can identify them.

 

[journolud]

Response - " Dear Oliver - none of your fucking business - your Labour"

Nice to know the Tories are so keen on democracy

 

[old blue]

Did Osbourne and Clegg consult their members before their coalition?

 

[bluethrunthru]

The cheek of it is this govt is so keen with informing everyone they pass laws and agree trade deals then deny MP's the right to scrutinize their action

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

 

[kaz7]

Four years but needs time , hmmm

Mr Kwarteng also admitted that the scheme to deal with sexual misconduct allegations in parliament, which was set up in 2018, "isn't working sufficiently well" but "needs time to really get going"

Also dont close the bars

Kwasi Kwarteng says closing parliament's bars would be 'excessively puritanical' as MPs call for culture change

Mr Kwarteng also admitted that the scheme to deal with sexual misconduct allegations in parliament, which was set up in 2018, "isn't working sufficiently well" but "needs time to really get going".

news.sky.com

 

[Eccles Blue]

It’s important that MPs have their phones in the House. After all, it’s important that they can access information and be contacted directly by people outside, all of which should lead to better informed debate.

So how did any of them manage before the internet took over our lives?

 

[Gabriel]

So how did any of them manage before the internet took over our lives?

In the same way we all did.

I just think there are wider problems in the House that need addressed, and turning the clock back on a place that needs to be more modern, not less, would be the wrong move.

 

[Mr Fraser]

So how did any of them manage before the internet took over our lives?

They had to master bate dreaming of tractors instead of looking at them online

 

[mosssideblue]

In the same way we all did.

I just think there are wider problems in the House that need addressed, and turning the clock back on a place that needs to be more modern, not less, would be the wrong move.

One of the biggest problems that needs addressing is trust. How confident are you that all those that we see head down, tapping away are using them for parliamentary purposes?

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

It’s important that MPs have their phones in the House. After all, it’s important that they can access information and be contacted directly by people outside, all of which should lead to better informed debate.

He was meant to be there for mass debating, but his hearing got the better of him.

 

[bluethrunthru]

 

[bluethrunthru]

Not even surprised if true any more

https://news.sky.com/story/angela-rayner-demands-answers-from-boris-johnson-over-alleged-sexist-of-the-year-award-at-lockdown-busting-downing-street-event-1260358

 

[bluethrunthru]

I do hope they hang on to Johnson so he can completely torch the Tory Party and its reputation

Porn shame adds to Tory woes in south-west as party fears poll blow

In Neil Parish’s Devon seat, and further north in the Red Wall, there’s little comfort for Boris Johnson

www.theguardian.com

The red wall? Boris Johnson should worry more about Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells | Nick Cohen

The only constituency that matters to the PM now is the rightwing press and party MPs

www.theguardian.com

 

[bluethrunthru]

Dowden demands answers yet the sneak this out

5 bits of bad news slipped out just before Boris Johnson shut down Parliament

As Boris Johnson clears the decks before the Queen's Speech, it meant another "take out the trash" day - but as always, the Mirror has been reading the small print

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[Gabriel]

One of the biggest problems that needs addressing is trust. How confident are you that all those that we see head down, tapping away are using them for parliamentary purposes?

I’ve no idea, though like many people these days I’d imagine the line between private/public is increasingly blurred. I certainly don’t expect them to be watching pornography, however.

 

[mosssideblue]

I’ve no idea, though like many people these days I’d imagine the line between private/public is increasingly blurred. I certainly don’t expect them to be watching pornography, however. View attachment 41937

Ban phones, problem solved

 

[mat]

Parliament needs to be moved to modern fit for purposes buildings.

It would be cheaper to do that than the billions of our money being given to keep that money pit functional.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Parliament needs to be moved to modern fit for purposes buildings.

It would be cheaper to do that than the billions of our money being given to keep that money pit functional.

A purpose built structure - safe and secure - somewhere around the place where the M1 and the M6 meet handy for the airport - they only problem is those that would have to vote for it include a majority who make millions ££££'s moonlighting at companies and in courts in LONDON