An attempt by Boris Johnson to join in the TikTok craze and appeal to youngsters spectacularly backfired, as Gen Z’ers seized the chance to say what they think about the way the country is being run, while poking plenty of fun.
As Johnson’s plans to slash the number of civil servants are slammed by unions as “an outrageous act of vandalism on our public services”, the Brexit opportunities minister describes the cuts as ‘perfectly reasonable.’
Dominic Cummings said Boris Johnson personally negotiated “direct bungs” to newspapers, in the form of Covid relief payments.
Warnings have been made that ‘no honourable country should act unilaterally’ by breaking an international agreement.
People don’t have “confidence that the prime minister can be relied upon to tell the truth”
“This is desperate stuff from a tired government, repackaging a plan from 2015.”
Conservative council candidates have been accused of ‘trying to hide from their own government’s record’, as they attempt to dissociate from the scandal-mired prime minister.
In March, North Tyneside Conservatives were accused of abusing the furlough scheme
Asked if he was honest, Johnson said he does his ‘best to represent faithfully and accurately what I believe.’
‘The hateful nature of this article reveals a great deal about the Conservatives in Westminster under this prime minister, their pals in the right-wing press and of their relationship with a public that they hold in contempt.’
