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Previously on "Cheers"
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Boris should demand Rishi puts up a massive tax on IT outsourcing and use collected money to provide better local training
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I find it funnier that Rishi was caught with a soft drink. Was the drink diet? Johnson should take diet tips from him.
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Cheers
"Police have photo of Boris Johnson with beer at lockdown party, say reports
Photograph understood to be among those submitted by Met to Sue Gray inquiry into breaches of Covid rules
Police have a photograph of Boris Johnson holding a can of beer at his lockdown birthday party in June 2020, according to reports.
It is understood to be among the 300 pictures submitted to the Metropolitan police by Sue Gray for their investigation into social gatherings which breached coronavirus regulations.
The prime minister is pictured with a can of Estrella beer standing next to the chancellor, Rishi Sunak, in No 10’s Cabinet Room, the Mirror has been told.
It was reported that the picture was taken by the prime minister’s official taxpayer-funded photographer, who was documenting the event in June 2020.
Labour’s deputy leader, Angela Rayner, told the newspaper: “The Downing Street photographer is funded by the taxpayer, and the public have every right to see the photos they pay to have taken, including any of the prime minister’s birthday party.
“Following the Met police investigation, the Sue Gray report must be published in its entirety with all accompanying evidence – photos, videos and testimony.”"
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ty-say-reports
FFS, the fat ugly SOB is responsible for Brexit, countless lies through his career that certainly killed plenty of people, his killer "herd immunity" policy, general incompetence and corruption, yet he is being picked on for drinking a pint of beer at his home?Tags: None
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