He says he's not stepping down.
He might not resign but if the number of government resignations keep going up he may struggle to get any bills through parliament so will need to go.Does telling him to resign actually do anything though? Just feels a bit performative
ETA I stand corrected (and apologies for quoting myself)Wasn't at PMQ either. Presumably preparing a leadership bid. Other absentees possibly doing the same.
(Speculation of course but hey nobody can be in two places at tge same time!)
I can't believe I've spent half a day on Boris. So far.
already went through 4 big tubs of popcorn today!Anyone else watching sky news and keeping an eye on the resignations on top right of screen. Nearly as exciting as the Eurovision scoring
As if there was any doubt what a weaselly little fucktard he was. He could be the shortest serving Chancellor in history.It didn’t take Zahawi long did it?
Called it some time ago.He says he's not stepping down.
It's just went up to 36!already went through 4 big tubs of popcorn today!
Sadly not I don't thinkDon't normally comment on this thread but could the queen get rid of him ?
In theory yes, but wouldn't do it. Think last time the crown told PM to go was in the 1800s.Don't normally comment on this thread but could the queen get rid of him ?
Yes but it’s highly unlikely. The ways Boris can go:Don't normally comment on this thread but could the queen get rid of him ?
Might be some behind the scenes talks with him that don’t get revealedIn theory yes, but wouldn't do it. Think last time the crown told PM to go was in the 1800s.
Queenie could get her own back for him fibbing to her.In theory yes, but wouldn't do it. Think last time the crown told PM to go was in the 1800s.
Imagine he resigns before just to spite them