Boris Johnson

Fears and murmers abound on social media with Starmers outspoken critics (for there are many) who are asking why anyone should bother voting for a leader who can’t keep any…

It is likely that Johnson was spinning his infection. He might well have had the SARS-Cov2 virus. But it seems implausible that he had the Covid-19 fever the virus causes, and which is the lethal part.

The hysteria about anti-Semitism against Jeremy Corbyn and the left would at least have been more forgivable had it been based on the likely threat posed, rather than on mere offensiveness. The reason that the threat was never discussed in any mature depth by the mainstream media was because it was plainly laughable to say there was any threat to Jews from Corbyn’s Labour. That would have required an open and frequent assessment of the real numbers involved – 56 out of over 500,000 – but also the seniority of those involved.

PRIME LIAR Boris Johnson, was last night accused of misleading his own ethics adviser and could face suspension from the House of Commons for it. After a disastrous series of…

On the one hand, we have MPs breaking laws entirely to enrich themselves and to keep their gains a secret so no one is made aware of the intrinsic unfairness of the system allowing it. On the other hand, we have ordinary members of the public breaking laws to save the world from a crisis that is on the brink of ‘critical mass’

Sturgeon brushes off Salmond’s vengeance challenge Just one seat short of a majority Nicola Sturgeon’s will head a minority administration of pro-independence supporting parties with Greens’ support guaranteed giving her…

“To people he regards with the greatest contempt, Boris Johnson is Teflon. Nothing will burn him.”

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Boris Johnson and his health secretary, Matt Hancock, acted “unlawfully” when appointing three key figures – including the head of NHS Test and Trace, Dido Harding – to posts in…

“This issue of politicians displaying contempt-for-public and contempt-for-Parliament has not gone away. In fact, it is more pressing than ever.”