Tories are still lying *******s

[JeMeSouviens]

Some speculation on twitter among journos that the 54 letters is very close or already breached and Brady of the '22 will be calling a confidence vote when parliament returns.

Also Johnson's approval has gone -ve among Tory members as surveyed by ConservativeHome. MPs not ****ing it from their members makes no confidence in Johnson more and more likely.

One of only 2 other Tories with a -ve approval? Good old Doogie the Lino.

[Stairway 2 7]

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Some speculation on twitter among journos that the 54 letters is very close or already breached and Brady of the '22 will be calling a confidence vote when parliament returns.

Also Johnson's approval has gone -ve among Tory members as surveyed by ConservativeHome. MPs not ****ing it from their members makes no confidence in Johnson more and more likely.

One of only 2 other Tories with a -ve approval? Good old Doogie the Lino.

What a depressing list. I think opposition parties are best served with boris stuttering at the helm. But that is no reason for him to stay, he deserves the boor. Morally corrupt embarrassment

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What a depressing list.

Oh I don't know. Having Douglas Ross as the second most unpopular MP among members of his own party is quite amusing, I think.

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Oh I don't know. Having Douglas Ross as the second most unpopular MP among members of his own party is quite amusing, I think.

That is hilarious. Truss, mogg, gove and barclay ect being in the positives less so

[Bostonhibby]

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Oh I don't know. Having Douglas Ross as the second most unpopular MP among members of his own party is quite amusing, I think.

Second only to Bozo's number one chum, Murray Ross.

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[stokesmessiah]

He is getting mightily close to being on a shoogly peg here?? 28th conservative now publicly declared he has to go.

[hibsbollah]

Leadsom now, shes not in the Cabinet but she's still a big hitter politically. I think the Big Top is about to collapse on top of the circus performers.

[Ozyhibby]

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He is getting mightily close to being on a shoogly peg here?? 28th conservative now publicly declared he has to go.

That’s more than had publicly declared against May when she reached the figure required.


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That’s more than had publicly declared against May when she reached the figure required.


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I was trying to remember that earlier…can you mind how many came out?

Interesting to see what happens when parliament resumes…

[Ozyhibby]

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I was trying to remember that earlier…can you mind how many came out?

Interesting to see what happens when parliament resumes…

It was about half the number needed had declared. Although with May there were less Tory mp’s so the number was lower anyway.
I’d say in the next day or so, Johnson will reach the magic number. Then it gets interesting.


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[lapsedhibee]

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I’d say in the next day or so, Johnson will reach the magic number.

Something worth partying about this week after all.

[stu in nottingham]

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It was about half the number needed had declared. Although with May there were less Tory mp’s so the number was lower anyway.
I’d say in the next day or so, Johnson will reach the magic number. Then it gets interesting.


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It's based on 15% of current MPs required which I understand on current numbers would be 54 letters.

[Stairway 2 7]

They would be mad to put in a new leader just now. Inflation is going to rise for the next 9 months, who ever comes in is going to be presiding over a horrible time.

For that reason and johnson deserving everything he gets, I hope they do

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They would be mad to put in a new leader just now. Inflation is going to rise for the next 9 months, who ever comes in is going to be presiding over a horrible time.

For that reason and johnson deserving everything he gets, I hope they do

They are damned if they do and damned if they don’t now. Wait until the market steadies and they will probably be too close to an election campaign.

[stu in nottingham]

I'd imagine they were pinning their hopes on 'golden boy' Sunak previously but now he's on the naughty step with the public. Perhaps hard to imagine a natural vote winner amongst the rest. Most of them are damaged goods.

[Stairway 2 7]

https://mobile.twitter.com/GavinBarw...07135536271361

A thread on the options for the tories. Would boris winning a confidence vote be the worst option for them

[Smartie]

I can see a tough couple of years for the Tories whatever they do.

If only it was as easy at should be to "unify the left" and kick them out on their *****.

[Hibs Class]

I saw a suggestion yesterday that Johnson's allies may force a confidence vote now in expectation of him surviving and then having 12 months without the threat of another confidence vote

[Hibrandenburg]

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I saw a suggestion yesterday that Johnson's allies may force a confidence vote now in expectation of him surviving and then having 12 months without the threat of another confidence vote

Sounds familiar.

[Stairway 2 7]

Uk inflation higher than EU at 9%.

Germany 8.7%
Spain 8.5%
US 8.3%
France 5.4%
Eu 8.1%

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/31/euro...r&par=sharebar

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Uk inflation higher than EU at 9%.

Germany 8.7%
Spain 8.5%
US 8.3%
France 5.4%
Eu 8.1%

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/31/euro...r&par=sharebar

A half Liter of my go to beer has gone up from 79 to 88 cents. You know things in Germany are getting serious when beer is nearly as expensive as water

[Jack]

I was in that famous oil producing island of Tenerife earlier this month where petrol costs €1.40 (£1.19) a litre.

[Stairway 2 7]

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A half Liter of my go to beer has gone up from 79 to 88 cents. You know things in Germany are getting serious when beer is nearly as expensive as water

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[Stairway 2 7]

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I was in that famous oil producing island of Tenerife earlier this month where petrol costs €1.40 (£1.19) a litre.

Less tax on it. Norway is the highest even with how much it produces

Petrol Diesel
1 Norway € 2.39 (+ 0.03) € 2.12 (- 0.15)
2 Finland € 2.36 (+ 0.14) € 2.23 (- 0.01)
3 Netherlands € 2.36 (+ 0.07) € 2.08 (- 0.10)
4 Greece € 2.26 (+ 0.13)€ 1.87 (- 0.03)
5 Denmark € 2.24 (+ 0.10) € 1.92 (- 0.12)
6 Germany € 2.16 (+ 0.06) € 2.02(- 0.07)
7 Switzerland € 2.11 (+ 0.12) € 2.24 (+ 0.09)
8 Sweden € 2.09 (+ 0.10) € 2.21 (- 0.11)
9 Portugal € 2.07 (+ 0.11) € 1.84 (- 0.08)
10 Estonia € 2.00 (+ 0.17) € 1.85 (+ 0.05)
11 Iceland € 1.98 (- 0.01) € 2.01 (- 0.01)
12 Belgium € 1.98 (+ 0.08) € 1.96 (- 0.12)
13 France € 1.97 (+ 0.09) € 1.80 (- 0.14)
14 Great Britain € 1.97 (+ 0.05) € 2.17 (+ 0.08)
15 Latvia € 1.94 (+ 0.09) € 1.88 (- 0.02)
16 Spain € 1.94 (+ 0.06) € 1.84 (- 0.06)
17 Italy € 1.89 (+ 0.07) € 1.84 (- 0.01)

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A half Liter of my go to beer has gone up from 79 to 88 cents. You know things in Germany are getting serious when beer is nearly as expensive as water

The UK has solved that problem by reintroducing Imperial Measures.

[cabbageandribs1875]

jail them both Peter Stefanovic on Twitter: "Today Johnson's deputy official spokesman refused at least 7 times to deny the gathering took place. The Commons Privileges Committee could now demand the messages are handed over to its investigation into whether the PM misled Parliament over Partygate https://t.co/xahFhhzJrP" / Twitter

i see further down those tweets someone saying Johnson has been calling his critics promising them promotions and asking in return that they 'stay with me' lol creepy crooked corrupt liar


i have noticed the last few months princess nut nut managing to stay out of the headlines

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[neil7908]

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Some speculation on twitter among journos that the 54 letters is very close or already breached and Brady of the '22 will be calling a confidence vote when parliament returns.

Also Johnson's approval has gone -ve among Tory members as surveyed by ConservativeHome. MPs not ****ing it from their members makes no confidence in Johnson more and more likely.

One of only 2 other Tories with a -ve approval? Good old Doogie the Lino.

I want BJ gone. But Christ, what are we going to end up with, Truss as PM? We'll be at war (literally) with the EU in a month.

It will be funny to see Boris squrim if they reach the 54 letters but with Sunak now looking down and out, the truth is Boris will survive comfortably any vote of confidence. Other politicians in his position would then reflect on their legacy, damage to the party etc and resign. But we know Boris will cling on to dear life, and use any dodgy trick he can muster.

It's going to be a crap couple of years till the next election whatever happens.

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I want BJ gone. But Christ, what are we going to end up with, Truss as PM? We'll be at war (literally) with the EU in a month.

It will be funny to see Boris squrim if they reach the 54 letters but with Sunak now looking down and out, the truth is Boris will survive comfortably any vote of confidence. Other politicians in his position would then reflect on their legacy, damage to the party etc and resign. But we know Boris will cling on to dear life, and use any dodgy trick he can muster.

It's going to be a crap couple of years till the next election whatever happens.

Unless Starmer has to resign because of lockdown rules (highly unlikely) and then Johnson goes for a snap election?


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Can't see any election happening, just because one paper said it. They can sit back for 3 years. In that time inflation and fuel prices should be down and corona will be largely behind everyone. Biggest chance of him being booted might be end of the year when inflation will peak and second gas rise will have hit. Bring in someone new as things are recovering