Is Boris Banjaxed?

[capfits]

Another rocking week for Bungling.

His second "Union advisor" barely lasts two weeks

Boris Johnson's 'union adviser' Oliver Lewis quits after two weeks

Oliver Lewis says his position in Downing Street has been made "untenable".

www.bbc.co.uk

Starts appointing appointees to Cabinet, ( ain't that an irony)

Lord Frost: Brexit negotiator joins cabinet to deal with EU

Downing Street says the UK's Brexit negotiator will help carve out a new relationship with the EU.

www.bbc.co.uk

Health Secretary loses a case centred on distribution of contracts

The judgment is in - Good Law Project

The High Court has ruled “The Secretary of State acted unlawfully by failing to comply with the Transparency Policy” and that “there is now no dispute that, in a substantial number of cases, the Secretary of State breached his legal obligation to publish Contract Award Notices within 30 days of...

goodlawproject.org

And according to the Times of Saturday 20 February 2021 more chaos and personnel strife in the back office with the chumocracy.

First time in 10 years a January deficit.

UK finances see first January deficit in 10 years

Government borrowing hit £8.8bn last month, the highest January figure since records began in 1993.

www.bbc.co.uk

On the plus side vaccination is making progress and house prices rise 8.5% in last year.

Could be worse I suppose, Bobby Jenrick may have taken a few more manilla envelopes and Gavin Williamson may have worked out how to remove the tape from his lips.

 

[le bon paysan]

Another rocking week for Bungling.

His second "Union advisor" barely lasts two weeks

Boris Johnson's 'union adviser' Oliver Lewis quits after two weeks

Oliver Lewis says his position in Downing Street has been made "untenable".

www.bbc.co.uk

Starts appointing appointees to Cabinet, ( ain't that an irony)

Lord Frost: Brexit negotiator joins cabinet to deal with EU

Downing Street says the UK's Brexit negotiator will help carve out a new relationship with the EU.

www.bbc.co.uk

Health Secretary loses a case centred on distribution of contracts

The judgment is in - Good Law Project

The High Court has ruled “The Secretary of State acted unlawfully by failing to comply with the Transparency Policy” and that “there is now no dispute that, in a substantial number of cases, the Secretary of State breached his legal obligation to publish Contract Award Notices within 30 days of...

goodlawproject.org

And according to the Times of Saturday 20 February 2021 more chaos and personnel strife in the back office with the chumocracy.

First time in 10 years a January deficit.

UK finances see first January deficit in 10 years

Government borrowing hit £8.8bn last month, the highest January figure since records began in 1993.

www.bbc.co.uk

On the plus side vaccination is making progress and house prices rise 8.5% in last year.

Could be worse I suppose, Bobby Jenrick may have taken a few more manilla envelopes and Gavin Williamson may have worked out how to remove the tape from his lips.

And why has Hancock not resigned!
Its absolutely shocking that a Government Minister has been effectively found guilty by the High Court of breaking the law and hasn't resigned immediately!
I don’t understand why this isn’t the massive scandal it deserves to be.
uk taxpayers being robbed blind!

The judgment is in - Good Law Project

The High Court has ruled “The Secretary of State acted unlawfully by failing to comply with the Transparency Policy” and that “there is now no dispute that, in a substantial number of cases, the Secretary of State breached his legal obligation to publish Contract Award Notices within 30 days of...

goodlawproject.org

 

[steveR]

And why has Hancock not resigned!
Its absolutely shocking that a Government Minister has been effectively found guilty by the High Court of breaking the law and hasn't resigned immediately!
I don’t understand why this isn’t the massive scandal it deserves to be.
uk taxpayers being robbed blind!

The judgment is in - Good Law Project

The High Court has ruled “The Secretary of State acted unlawfully by failing to comply with the Transparency Policy” and that “there is now no dispute that, in a substantial number of cases, the Secretary of State breached his legal obligation to publish Contract Award Notices within 30 days of...

goodlawproject.org

The present Incumbent at No.10 really doesn't give a flying fig about the behaviour and standards of his Ministers, but when you look at how he has behaved all his adult life, is that much of a surprise?

The days when Minister would walk, are seemingly long gone, more's the pity, as the present lot appear to have no concept of accountability or responsibility in their public office.

 

[robs1]

And why has Hancock not resigned!
Its absolutely shocking that a Government Minister has been effectively found guilty by the High Court of breaking the law and hasn't resigned immediately!
I don’t understand why this isn’t the massive scandal it deserves to be.
uk taxpayers being robbed blind!

The judgment is in - Good Law Project

The High Court has ruled “The Secretary of State acted unlawfully by failing to comply with the Transparency Policy” and that “there is now no dispute that, in a substantial number of cases, the Secretary of State breached his legal obligation to publish Contract Award Notices within 30 days of...

goodlawproject.org

He has not been found guilty of breaking any law, his action was found to be unlawful,that is very different, as I understand it what he did was a bit like someone not sending in their tax or vat return on time.

 

[robs1]

He has not been found guilty of breaking any law, his action was found to be unlawful,that is very different, as I understand it what he did was a bit like someone not sending in their tax or vat return on time.

So you are another one that doesnt understand the difference between unlawful and breaking the law.

 

[steveR]

So you are another one that doesnt understand the difference between unlawful and breaking the law.

But a Minister of State, should surely be held to a very high standard of behaviour? "

 

[robs1]

But a Minister of State, should surely be held to a very high standard of behaviour? "

Of course they should, all round the world, and if Hancock broke the law he should face the consequences, Ive not seen one claim he broke the law just he didnt release the details of contracts within the timescale needed, as I said unlawful and breaking laws are very different, of course what the reason for the delay was we have yet to find out.

 

[Muck Spreader]

Bozza is becoming more unhinged than Trump. In his latest bit of lunacy he has diverted civil servants to examine the concept of a roundabout under the Isle of Man with tunnels to NI, Scotland, and England.

Boris 'wants to build giant roundabout under the Isle of Man'

The prime minister is said to be backing a plan that would see three tunnels meeting at a roundabout under the island dubbed 'Douglas Junction'.

metro.co.uk

 

[Ashtree]

Bozza is becoming more unhinged than Trump. In his latest bit of lunacy he has diverted civil servants to examine the concept of a roundabout under the Isle of Man with tunnels to NI, Scotland, and England.

Boris 'wants to build giant roundabout under the Isle of Man'

The prime minister is said to be backing a plan that would see three tunnels meeting at a roundabout under the island dubbed 'Douglas Junction'.

metro.co.uk

Perhaps it’s a U-Turnabout he really wants.

 

[upnortheast]

It is entirely possible that the history books will record B J as the man who successfully took UK out of the EU and masterminded the mass vaccination of the population which brought covid under control.

 

[robs1]

It is entirely possible that the history books will record B J as the man who successfully took UK out of the EU and masterminded the mass vaccination of the population which brought covid under control.

Who would have thought that blair would be so badly remembered these days, at one point many thought he could walk on water, early days for Boris, it could go either way yet and many will never change their minds regardless

 

[upnortheast]

Who would have thought that blair would be so badly remembered these days, at one point many thought he could walk on water, early days for Boris, it could go either way yet and many will never change their minds regardless

When Boris was elected I said he would either be the best or the worst PM the UK has ever had
Still not sure ?

 

[Ashtree]

When Boris was elected I said he would either be the best or the worst PM the UK has ever had
Still not sure ?

For a time he was the worst. Since Carrie took over he looks half competent as her assistant.
How many unelected insiders are now running the country?

 

[Pasty]

For a time he was the worst. Since Carrie took over he looks half competent as her assistant.
How many unelected insiders are now running the country?

How very passive aggressive of you.

 

[robs1]

When Boris was elected I said he would either be the best or the worst PM the UK has ever had
Still not sure ?

Not as bad as Ted heath was or I've ended boom and bust brown.

 

[Pasty]

Not as bad as Ted heath was or I've ended boom and bust brown.

We all know what Teddy was up to and I'm sure he's not alone. I expect most of Sage are owned for past 'unfortunate incidents'.

 

[upnortheast]

How many unelected insiders are now running the country?

Isn`t that the way it always has been.
Lot`s of truth in " Yes Minister " -- allegedly

 

[Ncap]

It is entirely possible that the history books will record B J as the man who successfully took UK out of the EU and masterminded the mass vaccination of the population which brought covid under control.

Depends which history books you read. Have you tried Kimn Il Sung's collected works?