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Hancock bonking his Aide - lol
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He will try and lay low.Originally posted by mattster View PostIs there no longer anything that would cause a minister to resign?
But the press smell blood (and clicks), they will keep him in the headlines until he is forced to resign.Comment
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It's a brilliant misdirection - everybody is focussed on a wrong thing now (instead of contracts he awarded to alleged friends!)Originally posted by cojak View PostWhat an idiot. He knows that there are people after is hide, he should have done nothing to give them ammo.
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Health Secretary Matt Hancock admits breaking social distance rules with aide
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-57612441
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Paedophilia with children 13 and under.Originally posted by mattster View Post
Not sure what I was expecting, but I'm fairly gobsmacked by this after what Hancock said about Neil Ferguson last year. Is there no longer anything that would cause a minister to resign?
(There is a Tory MP accused of touching a 15 year old.)"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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There were quite a lot of MPs and assistants who have been proven to be involved in Paedophilia.Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
Paedophilia with children 13 and under.
(There is a Tory MP accused of touching a 15 year old.)
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/arti...-ones-got-away
They didn't resign. Some thankfully did end up in prison.
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It shows that Boris was right. Matt Hancock is totally f****g hopeless.
Every bloke knows that if you are going to have a bit on the side. You have to make sure you never get caught!Former IPSE member
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