I‘ve run out of words to describe what’s happening. Just like this Government is running out of Ministers. And our country is running out of patience. It simply can’t go on like this - we need a #GeneralElection
Imagine being the poor bastard in charge of the @bp_UK account today. Wonder how many times they're going to be called a vacuous money grabbing cunts. Add one to the count more you vacuous money grabbing cunts. #fuelprice#CostOfGreedCrisis
@jhalcrojohnston I suppose what she should do is lie about it for a year, get fined and then SNP can tell us it wasn't important and we should all just move on.
@BandQ how can I contact someone to talk about a missing order? Website contact form is down, call centres closed (totally understandable) 6-7 day wait on Facebook. Order placed over 2 weeks ago, just want to cancel and get a refund.
@NickyMorgan01 @andrealeadsom @GeorgeFreemanMP @michaelgove 14) @BorisJohnson, PM (h/t @Sandbach): 'I would like to make it absolutely clear that I am not attracted to arcane procedures such as the prorogation of Parliament. As someone who aspires to be the PM of a democratic nation, I believe in finding consensus in the House of Commons'
@NickyMorgan01 @andrealeadsom @GeorgeFreemanMP 13) @michaelgove again: 'One reason I argued to leave the EU was to make our parliament stronger, to reinvigorate our democracy. It would be a terrible thing if having said we should have more power in our country & trust our institutions more we shut the doors of parliament'
@NickyMorgan01 @andrealeadsom @GeorgeFreemanMP [Sir John Major, former Tory PM: 'I cannot imagine Mr Disraeli, Mr Gladstone, Mr Churchill or Mrs Thatcher even in their most difficult moments saying let us put parliament aside while I carry through this difficult policy that a part of my party disagrees with.’]
@NickyMorgan01 @andrealeadsom 12) @GeorgeFreemanMP, transport minister: 'The idea that a new PM will want, let alone be allowed by backbench MPs or Peers, to prorogue Parliament is bonkers. It would look appalling.'
@NickyMorgan01 @andrealeadsom [Reports tonight say there was no dissent expressed from cabinet ministers. According to the Guardian Amber Rudd was 'more reserved than others' but Nicky Morgan was as 'enthusiastic as Andrea Leadsom' in supporting the plan]
@NickyMorgan01 @andrealeadsom 11) @andrealeadsom also said: 'It's certainly not something I would seek to do. I'm passionate about parliament democracy.'
@NickyMorgan01 10) @andrealeadsom, business sec, was asked if she could go along with such a plan. 'No I don’t believe I would and I don’t believe it would happen.'
9) @NickyMorgan01 again: 'Proroguing Parliament is clearly a mad suggestion. You cannot say you are going to take back control … and then go: ‘Oh, by the way, we are just going to shut Parliament down for a couple of months, so we are just going to drift out on a no deal’
8) @michaelgove, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster: 'I think it will be wrong for many reasons. I think it would not be true to the best traditions of British democracy