I don't think Mrs mememe would call me devoted if I had done what he did.
Undoubted he will be lionised in the Press & TV.
Politicians, eh!
Glowing reports ...family say devoted husband etcSarah Keays?? ... I don't think Mrs mememe would call me devoted if I had done what he did.Undoubted he will be lionised in the Press & TV.Politicians, eh!
there was a grand joke going round at the time ... something about Cecil running up the stairs with his member rattling the spindles in the bannister as he made his way to her bedroom and her calling "Cecil, is that you?" but for the life of me I can't remember the joke!
But yes Leopard, I think the rumours were well founded.
there was a grand joke going round at the time ... something about Cecil running up the stairs with his member rattling the spindles in the bannister as he made his way to her bedroom and her calling "Cecil, is that you?" but for the life of me I can
Get back to the asylum seekers, FFS, and tend to their needs.
You've already upset me once today and I don't want to see your face on any thread that I post on.
I may relent tomorrow.
Facts ... wot you doing here?Get back to the asylum seekers, FFS, and tend to their needs.You've already upset me once today and I don't want to see your face on any thread that I post on.I may relent tomorrow.
I have the impression that you are a sad left wing loser, maybe work in Public Sector in a low grade "job" or more likely on benefits and are bitter and resent anybody who makes a success of their life.
Don't forget to feed the asylum boys, before you go out scowling at people who look successful.
Facts,I have the impression that you are a sad left wing loser, maybe work in Public Sector in a low grade "job" or more likely on benefits and are bitter and resent anybody who makes a success of their life.Don't forget to feed the asylum boys, befo
Parkinson admitted his affair to the prime minister – who was usually more indulgent of the peccadilloes of her colleagues, particularly those she liked, than of the public at large – and to close colleagues. They gave him their support when the story emerged in Private Eye, just as the party’s annual conference convened, with representatives, MPs, ministers and journalists unusually accessible to each other in the bars and corridors of the Imperial hotel, which allowed for the undignified spectacle of Parkinson being pursued up the stairs to his room, followed by a raucous crowd (of which I was a member) shouting questions at his retreating back.
Despite a disreputable Tory attempt to smear Keays as a promiscuous golddigger, the outcome was inevitable and Parkinson had to resign from the party chairmanship and ministerial office and return unwillingly and with little grace to the backbenches. He did indeed make grudging financial provision for Keays, who retreated to the West Country, to raise their daughter, Flora, born the following January, single-handedly. Parkinson never spoke to Keays again, nor saw the child, nor registered his paternity by expressing any interest in her life whatsoever.
Indeed he successfully sought an injunction to prevent her being identified in any way in the media, unable even to appear in school photographs, a precaution that he claimed was to protect her, but which many saw as little better than an attempt to limit the damage to himself and curtail the public’s memory of the affair. When it became known – once the injunction was lifted on the child’s 18th birthday – that Flora suffered from emotional and learning difficulties and had been ill for much of her childhood, Parkinson’s reputation suffered further damage. In the words of the commentator George Hill: “The fondness of one woman, the prime minister, and the enduring fury of another, his one-time mistress Sara Keays, so dominate public and political perceptions of Cecil Parkinson that he seems to exist only as a reflection of other people’s ambitions and emotions.”
Guardian :Parkinson admitted his affair to the prime minister – who was usually more indulgent of the peccadilloes of her colleagues, particularly those she liked, than of the public at large – and to close colleagues. They gave him their support
He did a lot of work for a mate of mine after his political career ended as apparently he was in relative terms pretty skint,my mate used to laugh and say he was "skirt mad" and not fussy either!
He did a lot of work for a mate of mine after his political career ended as apparently he was in relative terms pretty skint,my mate used to laugh and say he was "skirt mad" and not fussy either!
Facts • January 25, 2016 4:51 PM GMT You don't want to believe everything you see on an Internet chat forum . Hth !
Do you mean like when someone says they are going to take in immigrants?
Facts • January 25, 2016 4:51 PM GMT You don't want to believe everything you see on an Internet chat forum . Hth ! Do you mean like when someone says they are going to take in immigrants?
akabula 27 Jan 16 00:09 Facts • January 25, 2016 4:51 PM GMT You don't want to believe everything you see on an Internet chat forum . Hth !
Do you mean like when someone says they are going to take in immigrants?
Who knows ?
akabula 27 Jan 16 00:09 Facts • January 25, 2016 4:51 PM GMT You don't want to believe everything you see on an Internet chat forum . Hth ! Do you mean like when someone says they are going to take in immigrants?Who knows ?
akabula Date Joined: 13 Mar 08 Add contact | Send message 27 Jan 16 00:09 Joined: 13 Mar 08 | Topic/replies: 16,745 | Blogger: akabula's blog Facts • January 25, 2016 4:51 PM GMT You don't want to believe everything you see on an Internet chat forum . Hth !
Do you mean like when someone says they are going to take in immigrants?
akabulaDate Joined: 13 Mar 08Add contact | Send message27 Jan 16 00:09 Joined: 13 Mar 08 | Topic/replies: 16,745 | Blogger: akabula's blogFacts • January 25, 2016 4:51 PM GMT You don't want to believe everything you see on an Internet chat fo