In reply to Post #30
Yeah I wasn't allowed that either .. although with the amount of booze in the place I doubt you'd need gunpowder to get the place lit up nicely

36 MPs have quit their government jobs and called on the PM to resign so far:
Cabinet Ministers

Sajid Javid, Heath Secretary

Rishi Sunak, Chancellor

Ministers

Will Quince, Children's Minister

Robin Walker, Education Minister

John Glen, Economic Secretary to the Treasury and City Minister

Victoria Adkins, Home Office Minister

Jo Churchill, Environment Minister

Stuart Andrew, Housing Minister

Kemi Badenoch, Equalities Minister

Alex Burghart, Education Minister

Julia Lopez, Media Minister

Neil O'Brien, Levelling Up Minister

Lee Rowley, Industry Minister

Mims Davies, Employment Minister

Rachel Maclean, Minister for Safeguarding

Mike Freer, Minister for Exports and Minister for Equality

Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS)

Jonathan Gullis, PPS Northern Ireland

Saqib Bhatti, PPS Health

Nicola Richards, PPS Transport

Virginia Crosbie, Wales PPS

Laura Trott, PPS Transport

Felicity Buchan, PPS Business

Claire Coutinho, PPS Treasury

David Johnston, PPS Education

Selaine Saxby, PPS Treasury

Mark Logan, PPS Northern Ireland

Craig Williams, PPS Treasury

Duncan Baker, PPS Levelling Up

Mark Fletcher, PPS Business

Sara Britcliffe, PPS Education

Ruth Edwards, PPS Scotland

Peter Gibson, Department for International Trade

Trade Envoys

Andrew Murrison, Trade Envoy Morocco

Theo Clarke, Kenya Envoy

Other roles

Alex Chalk, Solicitor General

Bim Afolami, Conservative Party Vice Chair

In reply to Post #32
Every single last one of these have been washing their hands in a sewer for the past several years and only now are they complaining that they have sh*t on them. Self serving, moral-free cowards.

Anyway, looks like Johnson is toast.

GE incoming?

In reply to Post #33
I hope we never forget the catastrophic damage one man has done to this country. And for what? He had no vision, no political conviction. He just wanted to be Prime Minister and to heck with the consequences. Unforgivable

Propped up by a complicit Party and media. All for personal gain.

In reply to Post #34
Indeed.

Also propped up by a gormless voter base and unsustainable FTPT system.

In reply to Post #35
If Boris goes do we then have either Sajid or Rishi waiting in the wings to take the job ?

In reply to Post #36
Hard to envisage given how racist the Tory Party has become.

In reply to Post #36
Hard to envisage given how racist the Tory Party has become.

In reply to Post #36
God I hope so. Imagine all the anti woke angry immigrant hating gammons
Having to make a choice between Take the Knee Starmer
Or a brown person.

In reply to Post #39
Hopefully a huge chunk of the electorates heads will implode and we'll all be better off as a result.

In reply to Post #32
As said, too late to escape untarnished.

But if it forces the idiot out then its a start.

Even priti - 'i'm only still in my job because boris ignored the result of the inquiry into my bullying' - has turned on him. Wonder if that private jet drops off at Rwanda eh?

Gove too. And apparently Zahawi, a day after being made chancellor!



Disgraceful bunch of slugs the lot of them.

GE would be fun. Seeing them all suddenly throw him under a bus (with a £350 million lie painted on it) in order to try and save their own skins / salaries.

Jesus, what an absolute s##t show today has been, the bloke wont walk, now he sacks Gove

In reply to Post #42
He's gone full Hitler in a Bunker

In reply to Post #42
Every cloud....



Bloody hilarious. First time Gove says something sensible he gets sacked.

If Starmer can't score from this massive open goal then he really is useless....

In reply to Post #44
Todays the day then