Waiting for white smoke on compromise talks over whether the Commons should have more of a say in Coronavirus restrictions
— Sam Coates Sky (@SamCoatesSky) September 30, 2020
It’s a referendum on the influence of chief whip Mark Spencer, who Tory rebels think understand the issue properly. The q is whether No10 listens, they say
Vaccine propaganda https://t.co/t5kKIZHf2M pic.twitter.com/gL8i0Qdm3q
— Minitrue⁺ (@banthebbc) September 29, 2020
WATCH: The Moment Nadia Whittome Found Out She’d Been Sacked https://t.co/fxcp0A7ux5 pic.twitter.com/iptgOXk7Fu
— Guido Fawkes (@GuidoFawkes) September 24, 2020
Very wise to get rid of them.
Now, more than ever, the country needs a functioning and credible opposition!
This is appalling. It appears that the 10pm pub and restaurant curfew was decided on the hoof without any evidence.
— James Melville (@JamesMelville) September 23, 2020
Source: The Times pic.twitter.com/byjjthLg0C
When politicians don't know what to do about a problem, rather then admit that, they try to look busy.
Yesterday's tinkering with the rules wrt pub/restaurants opening hours and wearing masks when not seated is a classic example of the "look busy" tactic.
Sadly for those who derive a living from the hospitality trade this will negatively impact their lives, whilst having bugger all effect on Covid.
It seems that, according to the media, Boris was in Perugia on 11 September and was also having his baby christened in Westminster at the same time.
How could this be possible?
Simple, he has a double!
Excl: Priti Patel backs plans to force large firms to randomly test their staff for Class A drugs: https://t.co/O7QjbZplTI
— Matt Dathan (@matt_dathan) September 18, 2020
Are we to assume the Patel backs the idea of testing Minsiters and MPs as well?
No, I thought not!
Angela Rayner will still take #PMQs. https://t.co/XrJAlKrCpO
— Paul Waugh (@paulwaugh) September 16, 2020
The Internal Market Bill passed its second reading yesterday, with a majority of 77.
Next week will be more bumpy.
The second reading of the Internal Market Bill takes place today.
Irrespective of what the media and the Guardian are trying to portray, it will pass to the next stage and the alleged "rebels" will be no more than 20.
NEW: Prime Minister to address the parliamentary party this afternoon 17:30 – MPs have not been given details of the purpose of the meeting
— Katy Balls (@katyballs) September 11, 2020
In case you were unaware, irrespective of the half hearted optimism of Boris, Hancock has cancelled Christmas.
Day by day the Covid restrictions noose will be drawn ever tighter!
EXCLUSIVE: The dirty tactics Brussels used on Northern Ireland that enraged London enough to push button on Withdrawal Agreement bombshell. https://t.co/JTziZQ7gbS
— Harry Cole (@MrHarryCole) September 8, 2020
It will be interesting to see how this pans out!
"Those close to Sir Jonathan said he was 'very unhappy' about the decision to ... overwrite parts of the 2019 withdrawal agreement"https://t.co/VqwfGMJLUs via @financialtimes
— roula khalaf (@khalafroula) September 8, 2020
Walking round or stepping over them is clearly impossible https://t.co/d1Wk5QfdDB
— Count Mysterioso (@MysteriosoX) September 3, 2020
No. 10 formally announce Simon Case as new Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service pic.twitter.com/tvCfaiSEUM
— Guido Fawkes (@GuidoFawkes) September 1, 2020
New term, new uniform? A rare sight - Dominic Cummings in a suit... pic.twitter.com/Fyv21qJ71L
— Daniel Hewitt (@DanielHewittITV) September 1, 2020
