Looks like the BBC Presenter story did what was intended and drove off the front page the fact Johnson failed to hand over his notebooks and phones as required by law.
No doubt Murdoch will be calling in that favour very soon.
🧮 FACT CHECK 🧮
Deputy PM: “Under this government, more council houses were built”… Wrong ❌ (see @insidehousing 👇)
Deputy PM: “Under this party, we have record levels of housing being built”… Wrong ❌ (we’re actually on track for record *lows*👇)
This is delusional #PMQs
It's hard to beat someone who:
(1) Shows up daily
Most people are inconsistent. They show up some days and not others. When they're motivated, they have bursts of intensity. When they're not, they struggle to make progress. It's nearly impossible to compound your efforts this way. You don't need to be a hero. Commit to showing up each day and pushing the rock forward.
(2) Wants to improve
It's not human nature to continuously learn. We reach a certain level of competence or success and feel we've figured it out. We believe if we keep doing the same things, we'll be good. But this is a lie. The highest performers have insatiable appetites for learning and improving. They're relentless about growth. Always remember: you're never too good to get better.
(3) Commits to the work
Improvement is a process. There's no way to cheat it, regardless of what the internet may tell you. Everyone starts at the beginning and endures a journey. There's no "end." If you want to become your best, commit to the process of work it will require.
(4) Refuses to give in or quit
Life is challenging. Along your journey of improvement will be mistakes, failures and hardship. Nobody is immune. Just stay in the fight. When things get hard, rely on your ability to show up consistently. Take quitting off the table, and you cannot lose.
Develop these 4 character traits, and you're unstoppable.
This video is extraordinary. Has anyone asked Rees-Mogg on camera what he thinks of it now? He is someone who is very law-abiding and respectful of authority.
As I was saying…
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Today at #PMQs laughter erupted from the Tory benches when Keir Starmer pointed out it would take the average saver 4 years to save £9000 for a house deposit.
Tory MPs are literally laughing at working people.
The real Sunak week:
~praised Raab for resigning
~failed to support civil servants
~took nurses to court
~voted to let water companies to keep dumping sewage
~voted to traumatise asylum seekers and defy human rights law
~confirmed his far-right values
Nothing to be proud of.
"Question 1: If Rishi wants more people to study maths, but there is a nationwide shortage of maths teachers, and this doesn't address said shortage, then how big a waste of time is this whole fucking thing? Please show your working."
SUNAK WIFE DIRECTOR OF GYM FIRM
Went bust owing £millions inc £421,000 to HMRC
UPDATE
She signed Statement of Truth for accounts with Administrators I've got a copy.
Admins then sold all assets to same people (not her) for £50k
Gyms still open
HMRC UNPAID
https://t.co/uwZB6u9joy
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Here's the best way to understand the CPTPP deal that the Daily Mail has splashed all over Saturday's front page.
Imagine the whole UK economy as one person, earning £25,000 a year.
In this metaphoric scenario, the deal is worth £20 extra to them over a period of a decade.
How Rishi Sunak's spokesperson responded just now when I asked why the Prime Minister failed to declare his wife's shares in a childcare agency, when asked by MPs yesterday if he had any conflicts of interests with his childcare policy.
Curious that @GaryLineker was free to raise questions about Qatar’s human rights record - with the blessing of the bbc - over the World Cup , but cannot raise questions of human rights in this country if it involves criticism of government policy …