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Government corruption 17:22 - Mar 5 with 437 views

"We have a Government, and a Prime Minister, contemptuous of transparency and apparently allergic to accountability. The very least that the public deserves now is the truth" - @gem_abbott

Government 'failed to publish more than 500 Covid contracts' https://t.co/ILcVg9Bw0k
— Good Law Project (@GoodLawProject) March 5, 2021

Government corruption on 17:23 - Mar 5 with 420 views

Meadowlark

Not heard much about this on the BBC....

Government corruption on 17:29 - Mar 5 with 386 views

ArnoldMoorhen

Government corruption on 17:23 - Mar 5 by Meadowlark
Not heard much about this on the BBC....

Weird, that. Just absolute silence. But then Meghan may have said something, or Nicola Sturgeon might have not said something, or Jeremy Corbyn may have said something to someone who is a baddie, or maybe Ed Milliband has eaten something and pulled a funny face, or something. We can't expect them to be over all of the news.

Government corruption on 17:42 - Mar 5 with 336 views

Cheltenham_Blue

Government corruption on 17:23 - Mar 5 by Meadowlark
Not heard much about this on the BBC....

It was covered extensively about 10 days ago when the high court found that Hancock had acted unlawfully.

Including on Andrew Marr

[Post edited 5 Mar 2021 17:43]

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Government corruption on 19:11 - Mar 5 with 273 views

Meadowlark

Government corruption on 17:42 - Mar 5 by Cheltenham_Blue
It was covered extensively about 10 days ago when the high court found that Hancock had acted unlawfully. Including on Andrew Marr [Post edited 5 Mar 2021 17:43]

Deliberately misleading Parliament used to bring about a resignation.
Seems this government can lie as much as it wants without any sanctions.
I don't think the BBC has covered this extensively.
They have covered Phil the Greek's hospital stay and Markle's court case extensively.
The unlawful actions of our Parliament have hardly been mentioned.

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