The queen say's matt hancock is full of ..................

[BillyStubbsTears]

The social distancing is one thing.

But there's a far bigger thing. He's used public money to employ a woman that he's f**king.

How did we lose our way so badly that there's even any discussion about this being a resignation issue?

Oh yeah! I know. It's because we have a PM who did EXACTLY the same thing when London Mayor and brazened it out. And half the population couldn't give a shit. Because he got Brexit done.

[GazLaz]

Absolutely insane what these Kitsons are getting away with. Surely it’s not just their own party that can old them to account.

[bpoolrover]

Was he seeing her at the time he employed her thou? If he was not there is no problem, he should resign for the social distancing thou

[BillyStubbsTears]

Irrelevant Bpool. The moment the affair commenced, he was under obligation to flag this up as a massive conflict of interest. Not doing that is a sacking offence full stop.

[bpoolrover]

That's not going to happen in the real world thou is it

[BillyStubbsTears]

And what sort of defence is THAT?

[bpoolrover]

So if your having a affair bst are you going to announce it?

[BillyStubbsTears]

So No10 says it considers the issue closed after Hancock apologised.

Any right winger in here going to support that?

[bpoolrover]

No he should resign

[BillyStubbsTears]

So if your having a affair bst are you going to announce it?

1) I don't and haven't.

2) I've been in a job where it was written in the contract that any relationship with an employee in my management chain had to be reported to my line manager, with failed to do bring considered gross misconduct.

If Hancock can't keep his cock in his pants, either he or his mistress should have resigned. It's THAT simple.

[bpoolrover]

But in the real world bst that does not
Happen does it, and does it say that in his contract? I've not seen it so I can't really say

[River Don]

Johnson accepts an apology and considers the matter closed.

Off course, how can he do anything else? It's exactly how he behaves.

[BillyStubbsTears]

Bpool.
The ministerial code requires ALL conflicts of interest to be flagged up.

All. Not "all except ones that will get you booted out of your house."

It is critically important that ministers are not a) misusing public funds and b) not leaving themselves open to blackmail.

There is no way he should survive this, regardless of the social distancing issue.

[BillyStubbsTears]

This sums it up perfectly.

https://mobile.twitter.com/carolecadwalla/status/1408404237294374918

[BillyStubbsTears]

The BBC has totally lost its moral compass here.

They are saying Hancock breached "guidelines."

He DIDN'T. He broke the f**king law (no pun). In early May it was ILLEGAL to meet indoors with someone from another household.

[KeithMyath]

He won't be sacked, when you're Boris its convenient having some one around that actually worse than he is.

[BillyStubbsTears]

Typical of this Govt of course. When Hancock wants a service, he gives the job to one of his old university mates, instead of putting the job out to Tinder.

[bpoolrover]

I'm amazed he has not resigned lol, I will give it a week thou and he will go

[belton rover]

I'm amazed he has not resigned lol, I will give it a week thou and he will go

I’m sure he will too, Blackpool - quite rightly.

Let’s hope it’s before all the Frank Dobermans on here burst blood all their blood vessels.

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

I don't know what the law was at that point. If he broke it he should resign but I didn't think he had broke the law then?

Does government have enough checks in place to ensure these things are proper in terms of her recruitment? She may be the best candidate in which case it is.  It's not uncommon for friends/former colleagues/family members to be recruited to work together.  I work with my wife without issue for example.  But it just doesn't feel right in this case.

A further question, how does CCTV from government offices end up in the sun?  That needs an investigation aswell.  God knows why he's acting like that in the workplace mind.

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

Typical of this Govt of course. When Hancock wants a service, he gives the job to one of his old university mates, instead of putting the job out to Tinder.

I really hope that's a deliberate typo

[BillyStubbsTears]

Typical of this Govt of course. When Hancock wants a service, he gives the job to one of his old university mates, instead of putting the job out to Tinder.

I really hope that's a deliberate typo

I'm getting the feeling I'm wasted here.

[belton rover]

Typical of this Govt of course. When Hancock wants a service, he gives the job to one of his old university mates, instead of putting the job out to Tinder.

I really hope that's a deliberate typo

I'm getting the feeling I'm wasted here.

Finally.

[BillyStubbsTears]

Yeah Belton. Difference is, I'm being ironic when I say that.

[belton rover]

Oh well Billy. It was a good feeling while it lasted.

[Sprotyrover]

.....Not forgetting, of course that you can't get much further than Austf**kingstralia.

There's a little lump of Rock perched in the Antarctic Ocean that would suit Sydders, if he doesn't mind the odd Penguin or Leopard Seal!

[Sprotyrover]

.....Not forgetting, of course that you can't get much further than Austf**kingstralia.

There's a little lump of Rock perched in the Antarctic Ocean that would suit Sydders, if he doesn't mind the odd Penguin or Leopard Seal!

In fact there might even be enough room for Nick Hamshank as well!

[drfchound]

Just imagine the chats they could have, a match made in heaven.

[BillyStubbsTears]

And so the personal insult pile-on continues. Have a look at yourselves.

[drfchound]

Still got no sense of humour then BST.

I thought it was bleeding obvious that it was said in jest by myself and sproty.