| MET investigation, no more than a year 18:42 - Jan 31 with 1510 views | Samuelowen88 |
Must be music to Boris's ears.
Can keep saying people need to wait for police investigation. It will take long enough for some to no longer care. |  |
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| MET investigation, no more than a year on 20:21 - Jan 31 with 232 views | ZXBlue |
| MET investigation, no more than a year on 20:15 - Jan 31 by Nthsuffolkblue |
Al other investigations into parties with clear evidence and attendance by their own officers will take around a year then?
They said they couldn't investigate. The report was then commissioned and was clearly going to be an embarrassment to the Government. They then do a U-turn and decide not only that they can now investigate but that they should do so. The effect of this is to prevent the report from being published. They then decide the investigation will take a year. This will end with a quiet decision to progress the case no further and state there was insufficient evidence to put to the CPS/bring a fine/whatever. This will be announced on the day that we decide to send troops to Ukraine or some other major news event. |
No they investigated when someone dropped evidence int heir lap form a senior position.
But it is still covid reg breaches. Its fixed penalty notices etc and should be handled proportionately. |  | | |
| MET investigation, no more than a year on 21:18 - Jan 31 with 192 views | ghostofescobar |
| MET investigation, no more than a year on 19:27 - Jan 31 by ZXBlue |
I dont agree. The news will move on, then the police will hand our a couple of fixed penalties in 6 months time, and Boris will say that the police have done there investigation and taken the proper steps, so there is nothing more to see and no need to publish.
He has already misled parliament about his intention to publish, whcih he appears to have reneged upon. |
The news will move on an awful lot slower than if he went now. If he was ousted now, it’s a “free hit” reset for the Tories. |  |
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