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Weston-super-Mare MP resigns as Johnson's anti-corruption tsar - Vimarsana News

Weston-super-Mare MP resigns as Johnson's anti-corruption tsar

John Penrose is the husband of Dido Harding

Fairytale Queen's jubilee versus grown-up public ethics and a constitution - Vimarsana News

Fairytale Queen's jubilee versus grown-up public ethics and a constitution

THE Queen did not appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace misquoting Monty Python’s Life of Brian: “He’s not the Prime Minister! He’s a…

Johnson survives, but partygate tarnishes government's image - News - Vimarsana News

Johnson survives, but partygate tarnishes government's image - News

Those who have watched him for decades, known him since his days in Oxford, are not surprised at the rows with him at the epicenter

BBCNEWS Click - Short Edition June 4, 2024 21:46:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Click - Short Edition June 4, 2024 21:46:00

Is somewhat gone awry, because in their dna they believe in tax cuts. personally, i think it is pie in the sky right now given a fiscal position where we have had 400 billion borrowing, 2 trillion public debt, inflation at 9%, to be even thinking about tax cuts. i think it is totally and utterly bizarre and irresponsible, but you do have the likes of respected figures on the right, david davis, iain duncan smith, calling for those tax cuts, saying that that is the way to grow the economy to get you out of potentially a looming recession. the bigger issue for me is, what this is doing to politi...

New Rules Will Require Ministers to Declare Freebies to Parliament - Vimarsana News

New Rules Will Require Ministers to Declare Freebies to Parliament

The Standards Committee recommended ministers would have to declare freebies given to them in a ministerial capacity in Parliamentary records.