Talk about corrupt. Amidst all this mess, Johnson and his crew are getting away with the parties they had whilst they forced people to stay away from dying relatives. Let’s not forget their lies.
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>Nine members of staff from the Notting Hill Fish + Meat Shop were in the midst of a “business meeting”, Westminster magistrates court heard, and were issued with fines for breaking the government’s Covid-19 rules.
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>The Met Police approach to the incident could shed light on the force’s handling of Partygate scandal, where Downing Street staff face possible fines for attending gatherings in their place of work.
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>One of the incidents under investigation is an alleged gathering in Boris Johnson’s private flat at Number 10, with unnamed sources suggesting that the Prime Minister may escape censure because he was working at the time.
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>Mr Johnson, who has been questioned under caution by police in the form of a written questionnaire, previously defended his presence at a Downing Street garden party, saying: “When I went out into that garden I thought that I was attending a work event.”
A “work meeting”, at her bosses house, and no one knows why the meeting couldn’t happen online.
And she says the boss was going to pay the fine. But also that she never got the fine. But also that she knew she shouldn’t go but her boss is “insistent”, thank God he only insisted on an illegal meeting not a mass murder…
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Talk about corrupt. Amidst all this mess, Johnson and his crew are getting away with the parties they had whilst they forced people to stay away from dying relatives. Let’s not forget their lies.
Here:
>Nine members of staff from the Notting Hill Fish + Meat Shop were in the midst of a “business meeting”, Westminster magistrates court heard, and were issued with fines for breaking the government’s Covid-19 rules.
>
>The Met Police approach to the incident could shed light on the force’s handling of Partygate scandal, where Downing Street staff face possible fines for attending gatherings in their place of work.
>
>One of the incidents under investigation is an alleged gathering in Boris Johnson’s private flat at Number 10, with unnamed sources suggesting that the Prime Minister may escape censure because he was working at the time.
>
>Mr Johnson, who has been questioned under caution by police in the form of a written questionnaire, previously defended his presence at a Downing Street garden party, saying: “When I went out into that garden I thought that I was attending a work event.”
A “work meeting”, at her bosses house, and no one knows why the meeting couldn’t happen online.
And she says the boss was going to pay the fine. But also that she never got the fine. But also that she knew she shouldn’t go but her boss is “insistent”, thank God he only insisted on an illegal meeting not a mass murder…