| Hancock quits 18:17 - Jun 26 with 4169 views | SitfcB |
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| Hancock quits on 18:19 - Jun 26 with 2674 views | jeera |
Should have been sacked and not given the chance. |  |
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| Hancock quits on 18:23 - Jun 26 with 2581 views | HARRY10 |
| Hancock quits on 18:19 - Jun 26 by jeera |
Should have been sacked and not given the chance. |
"Downing Street said Johnson accepts Hancock’s apology and “considers the matter closed”.
Another complete about face by fat boy |  | | |
| Hancock quits on 18:25 - Jun 26 with 2547 views | footers |
Best of luck, Matt, in your future endeavours in being a total tosser. [Post edited 26 Jun 2021 18:25]
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| Hancock quits on 18:28 - Jun 26 with 2480 views | Swailsey |
Shouldn’t ever have been given the chance.
Awful, slimy snake. |  |
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| Hancock quits on 18:32 - Jun 26 with 2433 views | HARRY10 |
| Hancock quits on 18:28 - Jun 26 by Swailsey |
Shouldn’t ever have been given the chance.
Awful, slimy snake. |
When you have a PM who only appoints those less competent than him to the cabinet
Then guess what ? | | | |
| Hancock quits on 18:34 - Jun 26 with 2408 views | Chrisd |
There was no way he was coming back from that, he’d lost all credibility. | |
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| Hancock quits on 18:34 - Jun 26 with 2399 views | Pinewoodblue |
| Hancock quits on 18:25 - Jun 26 by footers |
Best of luck, Matt, in your future endeavours in being a total tosser. [Post edited 26 Jun 2021 18:25]
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I assume that at least one of tomorrow’s newspapers will spill further beans that would have forced Boris to sack him.
Dread to think who will replace him. Gavin Williamson anyone, or perhaps The vaccine minister who’s name escapes me. |  |
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| Hancock quits on 18:36 - Jun 26 with 2377 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
Remarkable. I really did think there was even any semblance of accountability left in the Government.
Of course he should have gone over his mishandling of the Coronavirus response rather than because of breaking social distancing rules. I find it notable that no one seems to have found any issue with him appointing the close friend to the role in the first place. |  |
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| Hancock quits on 18:37 - Jun 26 with 2356 views | BlueBadger |
| Hancock quits on 18:34 - Jun 26 by Chrisd |
There was no way he was coming back from that, he’d lost all credibility. |
That happened about a year ago. |  |
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| Hancock quits on 18:37 - Jun 26 with 2355 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Hancock quits on 18:34 - Jun 26 by Chrisd |
There was no way he was coming back from that, he’d lost all credibility. |
I genuinely didn’t realise credibility was a requirement. |  |
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| Hancock quits on 18:38 - Jun 26 with 2342 views | tazdac |
| Hancock quits on 18:34 - Jun 26 by Chrisd |
There was no way he was coming back from that, he’d lost all credibility. |
He had credibility? :o) | | | |
| Hancock quits on 18:39 - Jun 26 with 2314 views | Chrisd |
| Hancock quits on 18:37 - Jun 26 by Swansea_Blue |
I genuinely didn’t realise credibility was a requirement. |
Clearly not when you look at a lot of these Tory ministers. | |
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| Hancock quits on 18:39 - Jun 26 with 2310 views | footers |
| Hancock quits on 18:34 - Jun 26 by Pinewoodblue |
I assume that at least one of tomorrow’s newspapers will spill further beans that would have forced Boris to sack him.
Dread to think who will replace him. Gavin Williamson anyone, or perhaps The vaccine minister who’s name escapes me. |
Was just saying that to a mate. From a non-covid perspective, having a competent Tory hawk as Health Sec with an 80-seat majority could told untold damage (from my POV anyway) to the NHS. Hancock's biggest quality in that respect was that he was a complete idiot. | |
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| Hancock quits on 18:39 - Jun 26 with 2300 views | Mullet |
Hopefully he will see Boris again soon in front of a jury. |  |
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| Hancock quits on 18:39 - Jun 26 with 2297 views | Pinewoodblue |
| Hancock quits on 18:37 - Jun 26 by Swansea_Blue |
I genuinely didn’t realise credibility was a requirement. |
If it was a requirement Boris would have difficulty forming a full cabinet. | |
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| Hancock quits on 18:41 - Jun 26 with 2285 views | Meadowlark |
| Hancock quits on 18:34 - Jun 26 by Chrisd |
There was no way he was coming back from that, he’d lost all credibility. |
What credibility?
Now his crooked actions and dealings will be forgotten no doubt. |  | | |
| Hancock quits on 19:01 - Jun 26 with 2172 views | bazza |
He still Classes having an affair with his secretary as breaking social distancing, the guys got
No shame . |  | | |
| Hancock quits on 19:08 - Jun 26 with 2108 views | Guthrum |
| Hancock quits on 18:34 - Jun 26 by Chrisd |
There was no way he was coming back from that, he’d lost all credibility. |
He is, at least, aware of what "untenable" means (not a mid-afternoon quiz), which puts his powers of comprehension beyond those of some of his colleagues. |  |
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| Hancock quits on 19:09 - Jun 26 with 2111 views | EastTownBlue |
And now Gina is quitting as a non-executive director of the health department.
Her qualifications and experience in health will be missed. | | | |
| Hancock quits on 19:14 - Jun 26 with 2072 views | MerseyBlue |
Pretty convenient for the government to be able to wash their hands of this. Agree with others that with so many looming loons on the right of the party, it's pretty concerning to see where we go from here. All of the Tories scare the hell out of me, they're cold and calculated reptilians with no concern for the people they represent. |  |
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| Hancock quits on 19:20 - Jun 26 with 2017 views | jas0999 |
Almost certainly pushed. That’s politics. | | | |
| Hancock quits on 19:30 - Jun 26 with 1960 views | GeoffSentence |
| Hancock quits on 18:34 - Jun 26 by Chrisd |
There was no way he was coming back from that, he’d lost all credibility. |
I suspect it was the half of the conservative party that have been opposed to lockdown that are the reason for this. I reckon they would have jumped on this as a reason to get rid of lockdown restrictions completely and he would be in a very weak position to say otherwise. |  |
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| Hancock quits on 19:33 - Jun 26 with 1946 views | BlueNomad |
So, with Hancock gone who are they going to throw under the bus when the government’s handling of the pandemic is subject of a thorough review? It would appear to make Johnson less secure. |  | | |
| Hancock quits on 19:37 - Jun 26 with 1921 views | bluelagos |
| Hancock quits on 19:33 - Jun 26 by BlueNomad |
So, with Hancock gone who are they going to throw under the bus when the government’s handling of the pandemic is subject of a thorough review? It would appear to make Johnson less secure. |
Hancock. And Cummings,
The guy that appointed them both to remain as teflon coated as ever. |  |
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| Hancock quits on 19:38 - Jun 26 with 1917 views | TractorWood |
| Hancock quits on 19:20 - Jun 26 by jas0999 |
Almost certainly pushed. That’s politics. |
I think it's obvious that if there was another lockdown, Hancock would have less than zero credibility in any involvement. His job was totally untenable, as was Cummings last Summer.
Fundamentally, he seems a sociopathic moron. However, he's a good example of why no one should ever feel imposter syndrome at work. |  |
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