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£800,000?
That’s enough to feed 7,305 people every day for a year (according to Conservative hero Lee Anderson)
But at least he’s consistent in mismanaging his personal funds as badly as he mismanaged the country.
The Fail/Express and their ilk must have been so excited when they heard that the evil communist BBC were in trouble, until they found out who and why.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostWhy do you need an introduction to your own cousin from someone who isn't family?
That has been noted elsewhere.
Who else did Mr Boris Johnson get money, goods or services from that we should know about?
Anyone who did that wouldn't have got security cleared.
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Originally posted by malvolio View Post....
then again, the bigger story is why a sitting PM needs £800k but that doesn't seem to have been noticed.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostWhy do you need an introduction to your own cousin from someone who isn't family?
That has been noted elsewhere.
Who else did Mr Boris Johnson get money, goods or services from that we should know about?
Anyone who did that wouldn't have got security cleared.
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostSomeone who's known Boris known for 20 years introducing Boris to someone else he'd known for many years to talk about guaranteeing a loan, who was later recommended for the BBC role by an independent panel to the Culture Secretary who advised Boris as per standard procedure.
Put like that it's a bit of a non-story, isn't it.
Originally posted by malvolio View Postthen again, the bigger story is why a sitting PM needs £800k but that doesn't seem to have been noticed.
Who else did Mr Boris Johnson get money, goods or services from that we should know about?
Anyone who did that wouldn't have got security cleared.
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Originally posted by malvolio View Postthen again, the bigger story is why a sitting PM needs £800k but that doesn't seem to have been noticed.
He was earning 800K a year before he took office. Had to take a massive pay cut. Use credit to make up the difference?
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Someone who's known Boris known for 20 years introducing Boris to someone else he'd known for many years to talk about guaranteeing a loan, who was later recommended for the BBC role by an independent panel to the Culture Secretary who advised Boris as per standard procedure.
Put like that it's a bit of a non-story, isn't it.
then again, the bigger story is why a sitting PM needs £800k but that doesn't seem to have been noticed.
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Boris Johnson
Another scandal involving the Director General of the Beeb, Richard Sharp, before he was appointed, Boris Johnson's own cousin and Simon Case. The Times exposed this. (I don't have a link to The Times - https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/t...ntee-f7nt5kfml)
https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...-boris-johnson
The BBC chair, Richard Sharp, has said he has asked the nominations committee of the BBC board to review any potential conflicts of interest over his role amid claims he helped Boris Johnson secure a loan, the broadcaster reported.
In a statement Sharp said he wanted to ensure “all the appropriate guidelines have been followed”.Tags: None
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