there's a few had a 2nd go; & here's another

She is shouting at him for no reason.

Now the other one is back

iwell thank you; but you were not asked a question by me. But if you enjoy holding his hand, then please carry on

The worst performance ever by a PM?

Tragi-comedy. Is this guy the PM ?  It's now about him not Cummins. Nice bloke but in the wrong job way more than even Teresa May who was useless.

Ex Pm the way things are going and not long to wait hopefully. Let's get folks in that are traditional conservatives instead of these clowns.

Rigby cut off; this day just keeps on giving

It's good to see Bojo looking so well, politics aside.

Nice bloke ?

^
3. When he discussed having a journalist beaten up


Darius Guppy was jailed for five years in 1993 for his part in an insurance fraud (Image: Sunday Mirror)
Boris Johnson was secretly recorded in 1990 in a phone call with former Eton pal Darius Guppy, who was jailed for five years in 1993 for his part in an insurance fraud.

Mr Guppy wanted contact details for News of the World journalist Stuart Collier, who was investigating his affairs. “There is nothing which I won't do to get my revenge,” he said.

Asked by Mr Johnson “how badly are you going to hurt this guy”, he replied the journalist “will not be seriously hurt” but “will probably get a couple of black eyes and... a cracked rib.”

Mr Johnson could be heard seeking assurances he would not get in "trouble" before saying: "OK, Darrie, I said I'll do it."

No attack ever took place and Mr Johnson said in 2013 he was just “humouring” his old pal.

But Mr Collier, now 69, said he feared for his family and called on the new Prime Minister to apologise.

Dido Harding :

In October 2015, TalkTalk experienced a "significant and sustained cyber-attack", during which personal and banking details of up to four million customers is thought to have been accessed.[10]

City A.M. described her responses as "naive", noting that early on when asked if the affected customer data was encrypted or not, she replied: "The awful truth is that I don’t know". Her "inflexible line" on termination fees was also criticised.[11] Marketing ran a headline, "TalkTalk boss Dido Harding's utter ignorance is a lesson to us all".[12]

The Evening Standard noted that "It has been a tough week for TalkTalk boss Dido Harding, facing complaints from customers and calls for her head."[13] The company admitted the hack had cost it £60 million and lost it 95,000 customers. [14]

White Flag was quite good though.

Leopard , I meant nice bloke in terms of public appeal in a non too deep sense. Obviously I and most others don't read every story. We are heading towards Idiocracy ( film )  pretty fast.

wouldn't it have been genius if the camera panned out and we saw dom holding up the cards,
move on
move on
move on

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at least we didnt need the ear piece this week,just kept looking to his right