That’s them being safely disposed of, right there.
I’d feel more comfortable if they were parked up somewhere like Teddington Lock.
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You mean like to us at Hinkley? Maybe Sizewell?
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As much as I dislike Andrew Neil, he is very good at holding them to account, as is Eddie mair.
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Being held to account in front of a deaf dumb and blind electorate with no effective opposition and a media that will iron out / ignore or spin stories is a powerful position to be in, even for morons apparently.
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No way. That’s where I live.
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It’s near where a lot of influential people live so we could be damn sure they’d look after them properly for a long as necessary and funding it would never be an issue. All win
Yes, but Foxtons would be trying to rent out rooms in them within an hour.
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Well you’d hope so. But I speak as someone who once spent a sweaty 6-7 hours pumping 14 tonnes of mineral oil out of a tank with a door which was cracking, in an un-bunded enclosure over service trenches. I don’t know whether the drains in those trenches passed through the site’s ‘delay tanks’ which were designed to stop anything naughty reaching the Thames. But it’s possible we could have made quite a mess, and that it could have sailed a few days later right past the Houses of Parliament. Accidents can happen almost anywhere.
“Lord” Bethell (hereditary peer, v v dodgy PPE dealings, “replaced” his phone when it was required for an investigation into said dealings) is toast.
Hope the twat won’t manage to dodge prosecution, but it’s a pretty vain hope.
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Accuracy ‘n’ that
He was one time manager of the Ministry of Sound Club. He also sorted out access for Hancock’s mistress to the house of lords, shagtastic.
He’s a baron married to a fund manager. Mud doesn’t stick to slippery people.
Now my piss is starting to boil. Sir Fuckinuseless.
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He’ll probably fuck that up as well and call himself Siri Williamson