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We have also modelled 28 potential leadership elections. JRM comes out on top winning 7/7) whilst Gavin Williamson comes out bottom (winning none). pic.twitter.com/iinfmqmFDv
The real question is will we sign anyone before the general election campaign starts?
“We worked hard to get these players over the line but Steve and Jase agreed to put signings on the back burner until the uncertainty around Theresa mays cabinet reshuffle and ensuing chaos has been resolved”.
The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
We have also modelled 28 potential leadership elections. JRM comes out on top winning 7/7) whilst Gavin Williamson comes out bottom (winning none). pic.twitter.com/iinfmqmFDv
He will be back as leader of the conservatives. A general election between Corbyn and Boris will be interesting and I wouldn't like to call the result.
He will be back as leader of the conservatives. A general election between Corbyn and Boris will be interesting and I wouldn't like to call the result.
Highly recommended thread... @BorisJohnson has been doing this for years: misrepresent a micro-EU policy then use it to advocate the biggest economic and political upheaval in our lifetime. Bizarre he is still banging on about this in his resignation letter https://t.co/BPrQrwWWDv
It seems Boris can’t stop lying even in his resignation letter.
He bangs on about the EU stopping the UK from bringing in safer lorries to save cyclists lives, when he was London mayor
“I described my frustrations, as Mayor of London, in trying to protect cyclists from juggernauts. We had wanted to lower the cabin windows to improve visibility; and even though such designs were already on the market, and even though there had been a horrific spate of deaths, mainly of female cyclists, we were told that we had to wait for the EU to legislate on the matter.”
The reality was that it was the EU that brought in the legislation, and Boris was concerned the UK government wouldn’t back it.
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson said in January he was ‘deeply concerned’ after the British Government told MEPs it would oppose mandatory requirements for changes to lorry cabs profiles.
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