Suella Braverman’s 1427-word reply explaining why she asked civil servants for advice.
— Pippa Crerar (@PippaCrerar) May 24, 2023
She “deeply regrets” her actions gave perception she sought to avoid sanction.
“In hindsight, or if faced with a similar situation again, I would have chosen a different course of action.” pic.twitter.com/CmMjNzDTye
Cake Boy and the other usual suspects have worked themselves up into a frenzy over Braverman's speeding offence last year, and her alleged request via the snivel service for a private speed awareness course.
The media are bleating that by asking the snivel service for this, it is a breach of the ministerial code.
Whilst Rishi deliberates as to whether to throw her under the bus, the solution is simple; namely change the ministerial code, so that nonsense like this doesn't ever again waste people's time in the future!
Day two of the National Conservatism Conference starts with organiser James Orr
— Dominic Penna (@DominicPenna) May 16, 2023
“Faith, family, flag… Three ‘f’ words guaranteed to induce fainting fits from Hampstead to Hackney”
The fact that certain members of the Tory party are speaking at this event is odd, as usually appearances as such things are reserved from when they are out of office.
"Who do you think you're speaking to?... I am not going to be spoken to by a Secretary of State who is absolutely not accepting my ruling"
— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) May 11, 2023
Sir Lindsay Hoyle rebukes Kemi Badenoch over announcing changes to Retained EU Law Bill to the mediahttps://t.co/b9xf9ay3IM pic.twitter.com/8MJUDWUB3Q
Photoshop courtesy of Guido Fawkes
It seems that Sue Gray is not cooperating with the Cabinet Office investigation into her dealings with Starmer. As such, after a hissy fit from Simon Case, the much hyped update from the Cabinet Office has fizzled into nothing.
Doubtless he will also be backtracking on his job offer to Sue Gray, given that this is now causing a real kerfuffle!
