by Jason Tyler | 26th June 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
Vince Cable has long been a staunch advocate of greater Huawei involvement in the UK. From stepping down as Business Secretary in 2015 right up to this year he’s been busy penning op-eds talking them up and defending them in interviews. He even launched a public...
by Jason Tyler | 26th June 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
[embedded content] The SNP’s shouty Ian Blackford managed to be even more tedious than usual at PMQs today, boring on for so long about the Tory leadership contenders that even Bercow got bored and told him to hurry up. But naturally didn’t bother to ask him to...
by Jason Tyler | 26th June 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
At the National Exhibition Centre on Sunday the Brexit Party is having a big rally with over 5,000 attendees expected. This will, they say, involve revealing of the first 100-plus Prospective Parliamentary Candidates (PPCs) selected for Westminster elections and the...
by Jason Tyler | 26th June 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
[embedded content] Leadsom has a deadpan “am I bovvered” moment over Boris’s painted wooden buses. She’s welcome to check out Guido’s instead…
by Jason Tyler | 26th June 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
The LibDems have finally re-selected MP-for-five-months and Ed Davey supporter Sarah Olney to fight her old Richmond Park seat. The party had forced their candidate to go through another selection process following her incredibly short stint as Vince Cable’s Head of...
by Jason Tyler | 26th June 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
While Boris was busy wooing the Conservative Friends of Israel at a dinner last night, as first revealed by Guido, Jeremy Hunt spent an hour answering questions on Twitter in place of the debate Sky News had wanted to hold. Hunt was keen to stress his entrepreneurial...
