Yes he is back

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DoctorStrangelove replied

31 October 2023, 16:58
The enquiry that portrays Bunter as even less suitable to be PM than we'd otherwise sussed.
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northernladuk replied

31 October 2023, 16:03
Phew, I thought this was a thread about Vetran following his (not) banned thread.
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SueEllen started a topic Yes he is back

31 October 2023, 15:42
Yes he is back

It's the Covid inquiry with a Mr Cummings

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-b2438835.html

Dominic Cummings apologised for the language used in a series of “appalling” sweary messages criticising members of the government during the pandemic.
The former adviser was shown a host of WhatsApp messages in which he called his former colleagues “useless f***pigs, morons and c***s”.

He apologised for the language used but defended the criticism, saying it was he was reflecting “a widespread view” that senior politicians were “dealing with this crisis extremely badly.”

Earlier, Mr Cummings said it was “crackers” that he was appointed to Number 10 as he tore into the “dysfunctional” set up in government during another bumper day of evidence at the Covid inquiry.

Giving evidence earlier this morning, Lee Cain, Mr Johnson’s former communications chief, said the pandemic was the “wrong crisis for this prime minister’s skill set”.
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