Oopsie daisy

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elsergiovolador replied

2 June 2020, 08:21
This guy is still on the telly. Mindblowing (or not).
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darmstadt replied

1 June 2020, 22:28
Utter brilliance from the Chancellor on the news just.
Today, outdoor markets were allowed to reopen so what question do you think he asked the market trader he spoke to?
Yep - 'Is this your first day back'?!!
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AtW replied

30 May 2020, 08:24
Sounds like episode of Yes, Minister
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darmstadt replied

30 May 2020, 08:17
Would that be the Cummings supporter Jenrick: Cabinet Minister Robert Jenrick 'breaks lockdown rules twice' by going to 'second home' - Mirror Online
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elsergiovolador started a topic Oopsie daisy

29 May 2020, 20:56
Oopsie daisy

Housing secretary Robert Jenrick has admitted “unlawfully” signing off a 1,500-home development by Conservative Party donor Richard Desmond – in a move that would have saved the billionaire publishing tycoon some £40m.

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/ent...b648af37581f14

They should look into IR35...

Last edited by elsergiovolador; 29 May 2020, 21:14.
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