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2 minutes ago, Cherry Tree said:

According to the BBC, Johnson said the following at the cabinet meeting.

"he hoped we could now move to a place where Covid was not dominating the news agenda anymore."

Obviously no one has told him what has been dominating the news agenda for the last four weeks.

yeah, we can talk about the shit state of the economy instead.

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1 minute ago, Cherry Tree said:

According to the BBC, Johnson said the following at the cabinet meeting.

"he hoped we could now move to a place where Covid was not dominating the news agenda anymore."

Obviously no one has told him what has been dominating the news agenda for the last four weeks.

as soon as he has to defend himself from his own stupidity, first thing he does is talk covid:'vaccines', 'booster', etc.

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29 minutes ago, Gingerfish79 said:

A massive focus on the Midlands and north needed from Labour now.

And up in Scotland even a bit of tactical voting could easily allow labour to regain some of their natural heartland in the central lowlands .  Corbyn just didn’t appeal to the voters in Scotland. 

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Just now, steviewevie said:

Johnson coming out fighting this week, no matter what public thinks, he needs to win over those sat behind him.

if they think hes going to lose them their seats  he cant  win them over

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