Laughter in the Commons as minister ridiculed over new Chief of Staff appointment 

Yep who have industries in Europe and not the failing brexit Britain...

Those offshore billionaires did enough damage to Britain when they all backed new Labour and in return were incentivised to raid the pension fund of honest working people

@@johnrea2115 always have to blame labour huh?

@@flare9866 since the party was stolen from the working class by the metropolitan liberals and their Islington guardian reading support who sneer at working class value and concerns absolutely, now more than ever the question is what about the workers,

@@flare9866 I know what you're saying but l get what he's saying he said New Labour as in Blair tory b team leader, and now Starmer Blair lite tory c team leader, tho he was wrong aboit labour under Blair they did everything right... For a tory, even the boom nbust style economy and like the tory snake blair was he jumped out and left the poisoned chalice to Brown to act as scapegoat for the coming storm of the world wide banking disaster ( and the tories got away with blaming labour for the said world wide bankers greed and labour never got up and said hey look it was your banker mates that caused it not us, for some reason.) and that let in Cameron with his austerity measures as in austerity for the poorest but not for him and his mates they even gave bankers bonuses!!!) until sun reading working class tory voters stop deluding themselves that they are up there in tory circles ( lets face it even upper middle and upper classes aren't within real tory circles the multi million and billionaires) and quit voting in these bllod sucking leeches ( 8.5 billion on ppe that wasnt fit for purpose, nobody charged with fraud just debt written off and guess whose got away with it ?) we will never have a fairer society.

Levelling up = increased bribes.

Absolutely.

@@Essemm52 Especially in once busy ports, now second home housing for billionaires.

Brexit done! Remoan on

Just his toes sticking out.

Òne agrees.

I hear Johnson’s nick name is no longer Big Dog….now it’s Donkey as he has another set of legs sticking out of his backside.

Can they explain leveling up and I can only see leveling dwn and deeper dwn leveling up would getting back tax payers cash

As long as these people remain in power, do not expect anything good from them

Nailed it Frank...They all need to go ..Drain the swamp.

@@dedebiljahrse4116 I agree but please don't say drain the swamp.

The Speaker is weak no backbone unlike the last one

From across the pond welcome to the world of Trump. He told over 35,000 lies before and during his term. His backers still won't let go.

@@davidweyant9356 Yep you got moronic voters and so do we, they're called Sun and Daily Mail readers over here, they love to be conned by the elite, can't get enough of it. 🤗

The Government does you mean?

They get paid hundreds a day just to turn up, it's a gravy train joke.

I saw one knitting

@@markvarley2962 If it makes them feel safe why not ??

@@markvarley2962 Poor lamb, just be grateful you weren't in the trenches having to wear a gas mask while nasty soldiers were trying to shoot your head off.

alot of them write notes on their phones.

AND they expense all their bills - so we’re paying for their increases too!!!

I didn't vote for them did you ?

That fits together

@@eddydar I did and it’s the biggest regret of my life ,

You're write, Disney rights these scripts.

If Disney wrote those Script the writer would be Sacked. *SACKED* I tell you. 🇮🇪🇪🇺

I live in a red wall seat that went blue and the local papers are full of angry people who lent Johnson their vote. I could never vote for a liar like Johnson.

@@royboy565 I hope most people feel like this. As a Londoner I feel like all the parties have neglected the North. It's stupid there's so much potential and talent wasted or lost.... genuinely investigating in the North would benefit the country in the long term....

Just shows how hated Comrade Corbanov was.

I can tell you, as a resident of a red wall seat, they are out at the next election.

And they will!!

The entire house needs to resign immediately

Boris needs to resign I don’t think so, Boris for P M.

Keir need to explain why Saville not prosacuted when he was in charge at cps

Boris for P M

@@leerubybritvic1990 very true

It’s probably the same people who voted brexit and complain about shortages

Daily Heil readers probably.

you dont read that crap do you?

Sun readers are useful sheep, they will always do Murdochs bidding

Perhaps, Boris isn't "getting Brexit done" fast enough for the Sun reading brexiteers.

oooooooohhh now thats wot am talkin about.....lol good for real!!!!!

If guy fawkes was an mp I'd expect fireworks!

Slight change of script - instead of country watching Guido burn he's watching the country burn.

When will people wake up and say no more

I remember attending my first debate organized by my school's debating club. The motion was something about whether the lower forms should be allowed long pants. The motion was carried and I naively believed the uniforms would change. I was quickly disabused of this notion. Nothing would happen. They just had a jolly debate and that was it. Most western governments are like this, and the British one especially. Parliament is just a talking shop where they debate things and that's it. No action. Just hot air. Level down more likely, if there's any change.

Well, you could vote at the next general election.

What a stupid observation,it is the irrelevance of our vote that perpetuates the insane incompetence of our nations governance@@littlepippin8445

@@iandixon2278 Without voting in a govt, useless or not, what is there? Army rule, dictator,.... The best solution is yet to be found.

He has no standing to sue. Parliamentary Privilege protects MPs speech in the house.

Why should he sue him ? If Boris is ultimately responsible for party gate as the boss which technically he is. Then Keir as the boss of the CPS is also ultimately responsible for the actions of the people with. What's sauce for the goose is also sauce for the gander.

@@patricklee6206 . Boris ATTENDED many of the parties. He is not under pressure to resign because a few interns had half a bottle of red while he was away on holiday! He was at the parties, including at least one well-attended party in his private residence. And then he repeatedly lied to parliament and the people about it. The CPS didn't fail to prosecute Savile. The police didn't bring any charges against him because all they had was vague allegation and rumours. There was never any chance of getting a guilty verdict based on the evidence of the time. It is the Police's job to collect and assemble evidence and then pass it to the CPS. There was no available evidence at the time so the CPS was barely involved. None of this got within a mile of Starmer's desk! Maybe you could direct your outrage towards the Tory party (to which Savile was a big donor,) and especially Thatcher for pressuring the police to leave him alone for years and for nominating him for a knighthood four times!

@@dansegelov305 I never said that he was any where near the Saville case nor the Rochdale or Rotherham grooming gangs on his watch but the CPS have the ultimate veto on whether a case goes to court. As DPP he was ultimately responsible in fact he even said so himself. Boris apparently was in attendance at about 4 events but is blamed for all that took place in or out of No10 even though with 2 of them he was 40 miles away. But because he is in charge the blame must ultimately rest with him and on several occasions he has apologised and taken responsibility . That doesn't mean that he can't blame the attendees of these events ,Tories , Civil Servants and advisors. With regards to the Tory party and their association with Savile I agree in hindsight it was not good the difference is that there were 2 complaints against him in Kier's time as DPP. I also find it unlikely that the complaints about such a high profile celebrity would not have been brought to his attention.

@@patricklee6206 . OK, one more time for the hard of hearing. Firstly, the police investigate the allegations. If they find significant evidence they charge the suspect with a crime. At that point a CPS agent examines the case and it's evidence and decides whether or not there is sufficient proof to expect a guilty verdict at trial. If not, it is passed back to the police to either investigate further or drop the charge. In Savile's case, he was never charged. Which means that the only real involvement by the CPS was ensuring chain of custody of evidence. Starmer wasn't involved because there was nothing to be involved in. The case never got as far as formal charges! The entire case was wholly in police hands. It never reached the CPS for potential prosecution.

Welcome to tory Britain!

We are in Boris head

We already do!

We don’t have to.

@@royboy565 Your sentiment is why politics is such a failure. It isn't a Tory problem. If you think any other party would do a better job you haven't lived very long. The problem is that the kind of person who enters politics is typically not the kind you'd want making decisions on your behalf. The core of the problem is that our culture is ok with politicians having the power to do as they please, so much so we have no written constitution, so in essence any laws passed *is* the constitution. We have no personal responsibility and we allowed all this to happen. Treating politics like football only makes it worse.

Funny how that used to be 'hear hear'.

Johnsons new catchphrase..... "its not my fault".

Absolutely correct

No, the people of Britain voted for him "to get Brexit done"

@@hugodrax71 and why did they decide that was a good idea?

@@pjay3028 You'll have to ask the British public that one but I'm guessing they were convinced by UKIP's claims.

@@hugodrax71 and which popular mainstream UK newspaper do you think most positively reported the UKIP agenda?

In a meeting

Welcome to British Parliament

The meeting decided that the meeting wasn't meeting the requirements of the said meeting so there was no meeting of the minds. The meeting is therefore over.

Welcome to the United States under Trump.

Best thing to happen. All that money so people can arrive a bit earlier. Better to improve the existing track system. You may not have been aware of this but times have changed. Get the chip off your shoulder.

@@QPRTokyo Invesst instead in existing system? Let me guess… in London / south east, right?

@@QPRTokyo if that was true, what is “levelling up” throughout the country all about?

Trollope.

I quite agree, he has gone rapidly downhill since his appointment.

yep, they even asked you to give the clap to the nurses and doctors and the front line workers.. Yet they did mention giving themselves the clap?? They preferred not to have that honor bestowed upon them selves.see how kind they are?? --------------------------- YE CAN'T MEK IT UP.

Here is some for you....... Johnson never lies, Tories are trustworthy, Tories care deeply, or... Castrate big dog, Clean my mess, operation rancid meat,... The best one is to quote Fawlty Towers. I know nothing.

We've gone from "Eat out to help out", to "Eat or heat". They could try that.

@@b62boom1 give them the clap.

No beats Me!

They improve by getting an even bigger fat salary in April.... taking it to 80.000 why we are all paying them to make our lives a misery!!

What policies? The only thing that they're any good at is throwing bricks from the sidelines.

and you see labour as appealing?

You will be lucky to ever get a chance to vote again. Johnson reigns supreme. Anyone who has ever gone against him has failed ..and have been broken. Having handed him a chance to break parliament, Conservative voting electorate has handed him a means to thwart and break our democracy. The electorate may think they can get rid off. Johnson may have other plans. They have made an autocratic tyrant and may have to live with the consequences for a long long time yet.

@@jasperblack7394see everyone ? another Johnson enabler. And there are many otgers. We will never be free of Johnson. Tyrany is the UKs only future

@@bbbf09 It's called democracy, you think that only people that hold your opinions 🤪 are relevant.

She is a right old dog.

Trollope

@@NPSee-dv2xr imagine being attracted to someone who looks like a £20 Bradford prossie

In 1871 foreigners did work then we went bloody PC stupid in the 21st century.

What the hell is that woman doing in parliament? She’s totally out of her depth .

He did indeed.

A regicidal, military dictator 'had the right idea?'

@@dansegelov305 Yes, in the six years England was a Republic was (to date!) its period of greatest prosperity, that is an historic fact. Learn your history!

too true capable lady

I think she just levelled the north.