UK government tensions rise after leak of Johnson-Gove letter to May

I thought Boris & Gove were enemies? Or was the backstabbing incident all a show? :sherlock:

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...prime-minister

Pair of *****

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

A political story from the Guardian will be as balanced as a health report from the Daily Express

If it makes the bbc politics page - then I usually tend to take note of it. Lots of smoke , mirrors and more smoke here

Gove though... and to think someone wants to share a bed with him

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Rubbish the guardian urged people to vote liberal in 2010 and helped prop up the Tories

I still read the paper but a lot of people won't forget

I am waiting for an intelligent version of the morning star

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

A political story from the Guardian will be as balanced as a health report from the Daily Express

If it makes the bbc politics page - then I usually tend to take note of it. Lots of smoke , mirrors and more smoke here

Gove though... and to think someone wants to share a bed with him

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The leaked letter was actually disclosed by the right leaning Mail on Sunday.

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Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY

Rubbish the guardian urged people to vote liberal in 2010 and helped prop up the Tories

I still read the paper but a lot of people won't forget

I am waiting for an intelligent version of the morning star

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Where can you get the Morning star?

I've wanted to try it, I've had leaflets with magazines but I'm sure that was delivery by post. I can't be bothered for that

If Gove stabbed Boris in the back to enable May to become PM, surely you would have to wonder what they are all up too?

I think we all know what they 'all' are. Well, mostly.
Gove and Johnson more than most.
We, Britain, have rarely been so very poorly represented.
It would matter less, perhaps be quite funny, if it were not for the fact that something if the very greatest magnitude is bearing down, fast.

Cross Party Brexit Working group needed - now.

Not sure what the shock is on this issue Gove and Boris were clearly on the same side with regards Brexit ,we also now there views now and rightly we dont want to be stiffed by European anti UK negations and it may have rightly forced this to take place """"""UK Parliament will get vote on final Brexit deal before the country leaves EU, minister David Davis tells MPs

Think they are just doing there job challenging the norm and ensuring the 51.9% (17,410,742) are represented fairly
politics is supposed to be democratic in and out of the commons and parties.

I cant wait to see / hear or view the actions the opposition or remain MP's take , now they have the vote on Brexit ,will they delay the result , will they fudge or sit on the fence and remain quiet .

This could cause political casualty , in areas where they voted out , one of May'as better decision as it will flush out those on the fence or not representing their constituencies wishes on Brexit , such fun.

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Originally Posted by LordKenwyne

Where can you get the Morning star?

I've wanted to try it, I've had leaflets with magazines but I'm sure that was delivery by post. I can't be bothered for that

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Favourite feature in the Morning Star: Pick of The Week

Lol Ninianclark does it again. A thread about Johnson and Gove writing a letter becomes today's home for his regurgitated critique of the Labour party.

Brexit: the issue where the Tories made a massive issue of something effecting is all for the sake of an internal grubby struggle

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

Cross Party Brexit Working group needed - now. - that's the funniest thing you have said all day.
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Really?
Watching the news will soon stop your mirth.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DOlxfMoW0AA13GD.jpg:large

I should say my point actually to the above.

A pretty disgusting question to even ask local residents.

Are they hoping they all say O?.

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Originally Posted by CardiffIrish2

Brexit: the issue where the Tories made a massive issue of something effecting is all for the sake of an internal grubby struggle

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think you might fine 17 million people disagreeing with that viewpoint and the rise of UKIP