Kier Starmer alternative names.
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And they possessed so much power they crashed the world's economy.
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BJ crashed his country, Trussed only had time to crash her country’s economy
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Maggie Thatcher urged officials to give Jimmy Savile a knighthood
The former prime minister made at least five requests for the now-disgraced DJ to be considered for the top honour, but senior civil servants voiced fears about his 'strange and complex' private life.
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How about 'Puppet' ?
considering the £480,000 that they received in donations from the Trade Unions before ...... guess what ? ....... before handing out massive inflation busting pay rises to the , you guessed it, the Unions
considering the £480,000 that they received in donations from the Trade Unions before ...... guess what ? ....... before handing out massive inflation busting pay rises to the , you guessed it, the Unions
Bra Baroness
Jenrick overruling planning process for buddy
Hatt Mancock's neighbour
Lord Lebedev
Boris' pole dancing assistant
Milking the taxpayer
"Details of what can only be described as highly unethical expenses claims by MPs have also been reported. They include MPs claiming for rent in London on their expenses while earning money by letting out their London homes.
16 MPs, 14 of whom are Tories – including Philip Davies, Anne Marie Morris, Greg Knight, Robert Goodwill, Liam Fox, John Whittingdale, Laurence Robertson, Damian Collins, and Geoffrey Clifton-Brown – all made such claims. Included in the list are four Tory government ministers: Ben Wallace, John Glen, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, and Victoria Atkins.
Former attorney general Geoffrey Cox MP claimed £1,900 a month for his flat while claiming rental income from his home."
"Details of what can only be described as highly unethical expenses claims by MPs have also been reported. They include MPs claiming for rent in London on their expenses while earning money by letting out their London homes.
16 MPs, 14 of whom are Tories – including Philip Davies, Anne Marie Morris, Greg Knight, Robert Goodwill, Liam Fox, John Whittingdale, Laurence Robertson, Damian Collins, and Geoffrey Clifton-Brown – all made such claims. Included in the list are four Tory government ministers: Ben Wallace, John Glen, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, and Victoria Atkins.
Former attorney general Geoffrey Cox MP claimed £1,900 a month for his flat while claiming rental income from his home."
Backscratching
"Byline Times provided details of 15 firms that were linked to millions of pounds of donations to the Conservative Party. The firms were given over a billion pounds in government contracts.
Notable examples include:
"Byline Times provided details of 15 firms that were linked to millions of pounds of donations to the Conservative Party. The firms were given over a billion pounds in government contracts.
Notable examples include:
- Global Access Diagnostics was awarded two coronavirus contracts worth £1.15bn. Also, Ali Siddiqui, one of its directors, “appears to have donated £8,000 to the Prime Minister’s brother, Jo Johnson, in 2017”, according to Byline Times.
- Meller Designs, whose co-owner donated over £60k to the Conservatives, won £163m worth of contracts during the pandemic.
- Clipper Logistics, whose founder Steve Parkin gave £730k to the Conservatives, was awarded an initial £1.3m contract to supply PPE to the NHS, with the original contract now worth £11m.
- During lockdown, Computacenter received in excess of £240m to provide tablets and laptops to children for home-based learning. The firm was founded by Philip Hulme, whose wife gave £100k to the Conservatives.
- Globus Shetland gave £375,522 to the Conservative Party and was awarded £94m to supply respirators.
- EMS Healthcare was awarded a contract to supply articulated mobile testing units. EMS’s chair, Iain Johnston, is a former business partner of Robert and Shirley Carter, who are former health secretary Matt Hancock’s stepfather and mother.
Hatt Mancock again
"NHS Wales reportedly awarded Topwood “£300,000 worth of contracts”. It was revealed that Hancock had at least a 15% share in Topwood, a company owned by his sister Emily Gilruth. Companies House records showed that Topwood shares were divided between Hancock, his sister, and her husband."
Keeping it in the family.
"NHS Wales reportedly awarded Topwood “£300,000 worth of contracts”. It was revealed that Hancock had at least a 15% share in Topwood, a company owned by his sister Emily Gilruth. Companies House records showed that Topwood shares were divided between Hancock, his sister, and her husband."
Keeping it in the family.
Well, he’s certainly no Leader for starters
Yes he is
Starmer maintains strict discipline in his party taking no truck from leftists who don’t follow the party line.
On the riots, Starmer acted decisively, the tough sentencing quickly discouraged the Farage supporting thugs
That’s leadership.
ha ha ha
Its far too early to make any sweeping statements BUT he has all the hallmarks of Theresa Maybe
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