Monthly Archives: October 2022

Suella Braverman – already under fire for breaching confidentiality rules and lying about reporting it promptly – can’t even do her job properly, it seems. She is responsible for conditions at the Manston Migrant Processing Centre in Kent – a … Continue reading →

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has admitted habitually breaking government rules by sending official documents to her private email address – and possibly on from there. During her first period as Home Secretary, she sent government documents to her personal email … Continue reading →

We aren’t watching enough of Cornish Damo and his rants. Let’s put that right by enjoying this one, about a typically-ignorant Tory who spoke without thinking on the subject of channel-crossing refugees: People who choose to get into a dinghy, … Continue reading →

New new prime minister Rishi Sunak wants – finally – to impose on us the new round of austerity he was planning to inflict when he became Chancellor in 2020 (but couldn’t because of Covid-19). There is no economic justification … Continue reading →

After watching his former boss Boris Johnson face an inquiry about lying to Parliament, could Rishi Sunak really be foolish enough to let himself go the same way? It seems possible – and all because he offered Suella Braverman a … Continue reading →

More concerns have been raised about Suella Braverman after it was claimed that her relationship with MI5 is not what it should be. It arises from a Daily Telegraph report that Braverman was seeking an injunction to block a BBC … Continue reading →

Take a look at this: How can you describe that delivery? Robotic? “Blissed off his bonce” (has he been talking to Michael Gove)? And what was going on with that long pause at the end? How painful was that? It … Continue reading →

Starmer wants longer sentences for protesters and will maintain Tory ‘hostile environment’ as he slithers even further to the right of Sunak LINO (Labour in name only) party leader Keir Starmer has been tacking even further to the right of … Continue reading →