Nobody told him it was his birthday.

[SueEllen]

Since the Torygraph, Wail and Express aren't running the story yet, here's the nearest I could find in the Hull Daily Mail (Definitely not "main Stream")

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news...tement-6563163

The Met have asked Sue Gray to remove all the bits from her report that might be about the things she was supposed to investigate.
It's in Sky, BBC, Independent, LES, Mirror, S*n, but not yet in the 3 MSM named in the first sentence.

I saw it in a main stream news source.

[d000hg]

Unclear how BBC and Sky are not MSM.

[SueEllen]

Unclear how BBC and Sky are not MSM.

They are both biased.

[WTFH]

Unclear how BBC and Sky are not MSM.

I'm not saying they aren't. I'm saying that some MSM sources were running the story, while others were still on "Look at Madonna" and "Isn't Joe Biden Old", almost like they didn't want to run with it.

[d000hg]

So they can't release the report, which is where all the damning information is, for fear it will interfere in an investigation which could land Boris a £50 fixed penalty for eating a cheese & pickle sandwich.
Labour, who wanted the police to be involved, are now blaming the government that the police are involved.

I wish HIGNFY was running.

[WTFH]

So they can't release the report, which is where all the damning information is, for fear it will interfere in an investigation which could land Boris a £50 fixed penalty for eating a cheese & pickle sandwich.
Labour, who wanted the police to be involved, are now blaming the government that the police are involved.

I wish HIGNFY was running.

Labour wanted the police involved when the government and police said there was nothing wrong. The government then said they would have an independent inquiry.

So, to blame Labour for this is a bit of straw-clutching. If it had been a police matter from the start, and the police were considered impartial, then that would have been great. Now we have 2 inquiries, where one can't publish because it will detract from the other, and when the police find no wrongdoing, the Gray report will be sidelined as irrelevant.

[d000hg]

Oh I'm not blaming Labour - they're quite right that it's ridiculous. It just heightens the farce that when the police backtrack and decide to investigate, it stops the investigation which actually matters. Well, unless they apply the 10k fine to the organiser rather than a handful of £50 (or whatever they were) individual fines to those present.