by Jason Tyler | 17th August 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
YouGov has asked the public the question that has been dominating the political news agenda this week. By a whopping margin, Brits prefer a No Deal Brexit to Prime Minister Corbyn. Of those with a view, 58% would rather leave the EU on WTO terms…
by Jason Tyler | 16th August 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
The Sadiq Khan ‘blimp’ that was flown on Parliament Square has gone up for sale on Ebay. It was created in response to the ‘Trump Baby Blimp’ that Guido revealed Sadiq’s advisers over-ruled officials to ensure it would fly at an anti-President demonstration last...
by Jason Tyler | 16th August 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
Number 10 is at risk of continuing the last government’s public health fudge, as new sugar ban plans could lead to British favourites like jelly babies, dib dabs, boiled sweets, and fudge being made illegal. They can try prying Guido’s sherbet lemons from his cold,...
by Jason Tyler | 16th August 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
Jeremy Corbyn has quietly downgraded Labour’s ambition to tackle climate change despite today promising a “green industrial revolution.” It’s not just Brexit pledges that they’ve ripped out of their manifesto… In 2017 Labour committed to achieving 60% of electricity...
by Jason Tyler | 16th August 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
Yesterday’s story about the penny dropping at the FCO that Brexit was really going to happen on October 31 triggered the FCO press office into claiming that they had, of course, been training people on trade policy since 2016. Unfortunately for the junior press...
by Jason Tyler | 16th August 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
This week, Boris launched his ‘People’s PMQs’ allowing him to answer the public’s questions directly, in one of many examples of Downing Street getting on top of its PR and Coms operation since the new administration started. The People’s PMQs always looked like...
