The Conservative Party

More worrying than that they aren't investigating how the video was leaked to the Sun?
Yes . I wasn't sure which was first but it's bad either way.
When the TV said the investigation would look as recent past staff something made me think of a drive to Bzrnard Castle.
 
I wonder if labour will start to make some inroads in the polls
If not now I don’t think they ever will
 
I am just wondering if the Lord was involved in leaving classified docs concerning HMS Defender at the bus stop.
Also wondering when groping a woman's arse is just an 'embrace' on the BBC
Yes . I wasn't sure which was first but it's bad either way.
When the TV said the investigation would look as recent past staff something made me think of a drive to Bzrnard Castle.
Cummings was long gone. Carrie though... has she been on a bus in Kent this week?

I'm not serious about that but I wonder what damage she could do to the Liar when he's unfaithful to her.

As to HMS Defender, I guess it's no surprise that they were lying about it.
'The documents relating to the Royal Navy's Type 45 destroyer, HMS Defender, show that a mission described by the MoD as an "innocent passage through Ukrainian territorial waters", with guns covered and the ship's helicopter stowed in its hangar, was conducted in the expectation that Russia might respond aggressively.' The mission was 'Op Ditroite' - an anagram of Idiot Trope.
 
Cummings was long gone. Carrie though... has she been on a bus in Kent this week?

I'm not serious about that but I wonder what damage she could do to the Liar when he's unfaithful to her.

As to HMS Defender, I guess it's no surprise that they were lying about it.
'The documents relating to the Royal Navy's Type 45 destroyer, HMS Defender, show that a mission described by the MoD as an "innocent passage through Ukrainian territorial waters", with guns covered and the ship's helicopter stowed in its hangar, was conducted in the expectation that Russia might respond aggressively.' The mission was 'Op Ditroite' - an anagram of Idiot Trope.
Hell hath no fury.....
It seems the BBC had a good butcher’s at the doc's l wonder if they paid the finder? I would have taken them to the police but they don't pay rewards.
 
I think Hancock was the only one who didn't realise he was being set up as the scapegoat for the past year.
 
Legally, are you so sure? (Tolley v Fry...)

"I'm not saying the minister is an adulterer, but does his wife know?" sounds fairly defamatory to me.

That’s not what she said though. She said “ Some people on Twitter seem to think that Michael Gove is poised to take over from Matt Hancock. But are they confident that Gove’s private life is beyond reproach? Maybe Sarah Vine can shed some light on this.”

It’s a hint to those who know, but you have to know the rumours in the first place to make the connection. You could as well ask whether Sajid Javed’s private life is beyond reproach. In itself it’s a reasonable quest to ask of a public figure.

Besides, to be defamatory, it has to be untrue :)
 
Did you know that Gina Coladangelo's brother is an executive at a private healthcare company that has won a string of NHS contracts? They are riddled in sleaze and the papers will help them bury it by focussing on the affair - that's why the Conservative party wants to curtail the power of social media and ban the right to protest. The affair is a convenient truth but the real story goes much, much deeper.
 

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