The Decade in Tory: The Sunday Times Bestseller: An Inventory of Idiocy from the Coalition to Covid

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In a bold challenge to logic, the govt said they wouldn’t look for evidence of this unless they found evidence Speaking of utter failure to perform basic duties, senior officials reported the PM is “too lazy” and “unfocused” to read briefing papers, even on Ukraine.

Have YOU donated to my crowdfunding appeal, raising funds to fight false libel claims by TV celebrities who should know better? These court cases cost a lot of money so every penny will help ensure that wealth doesn’t beat justice. In a single day the UK had 359 Covid-19 deaths, which was 45 more than the other 27 EU countries *combined*. Because Johnson is now out of power, he remained in power, and not only appointed a new cabinet but also invented a completely new job as a reward for top supporter Peter Bone, a child’s drawing of their vampire grandad. This week their contracts were dropped, so from July they have no work, no pay and no qualificationBut council leaders wrote to the govt to explain that they don’t actually have the legal powers to do this The next day govt confirmed that the phrase “200 pieces of PPE equipment” refers to 100 pairs of gloves Anyway: Badenoch said she had to scrap the scrapping of laws that protect us, because civil servants had been uncooperative. Tugendhat – remember, this is the clever one – went on to explain that he could solve the NI crisis because he’d fought for his country, although I’m not sure if “I’m a British soldier and want to have a fight” is as quite likely to defuse tensions in Belfast as Tom thinks.

Michael Heseltine said Braverman was generating “a very nasty flavour of commentary” on immigration. Boris Johnson said Brexit must be delivered, as we have a “democratic duty” to listen to the people A virus is an inert, non-living, sub-microscopic entity, so it’s a stretch to expect it to adhere to our cultural norms The Archbishop of Canterbury called government migrant policy “morally unacceptable and politically impractical” that would cause “great damage to the UK’s interests and reputation”. After the government’s badger cull killed literally half the badgers in the country, an official report called the policy “a self-perpetuating failure”, “confused and flawed” and “ineffective and misguided”.Immediately afterwards the govt issued a statement saying it will have “close to zero” benefit to the UK