[Malcolm Armsteen]

I also suspect a lot of it is the unspoken extra clause. Johnson and Mogg want people back into work because it seems right to them - people doing lowly admin jobs shouldn’t have perks that they enjoy such as flexible working times and the like. The same argument that poor people shouldn’t have any pleasures in life, only taken up a few rungs. They want people back in the office to increase their own sense of specialness.

Begrudging. It's their default mode.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Can you spot the problem here?

His government stopped Crossrail 2. Absolutely not the faintest idea what's going on.

[Boiler]

From a BBC SYB:

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[Andy McDandy]

The great thing about political jokes is that they eventually come around again. First heard that one about Cecil Parkinson.

[Youngian]

Interesting perspective as to why you get nowhere on the doorstep explaining why Boris Johnson is an evil piece of shit.

[Boiler]

Boris Johnson will not face a further Partygate fine, says No 10

[Crabcakes]

I think this is going to backfire spectacularly. Junior staff have been fined for attending the same events that senior staff have not been censured for - probably because they had access to expensive legal advice. They are pissed off, and have plenty of evidence on their iPhones.

Johnson may think he’s got away with it again, but I suspect he’s made a few too many enemies this time. It reeks of a cover up, and the other explanation - wealth and privilege has allowed people to break the law and wriggle out of it - is barely better.

[Boiler]

Yebbut Starmer's beer

[Boiler]

Johnson has got away with it again - wealth and privilege has allowed people to break the law and wriggle out of it.

FTFY

[mattomac]

It’s really the worse look possible.

Only the Met could do it so well/badly