"Johnson says 'I'd rather be dead in a ditch' than agree Brexit extension".He said it at a parade of trainee policemen. Trainee ambulance staff might have been better, just in case.
David Ainsworth ● 2624d7 Comments
Well some poor police lass did nearly faint behind him!!
Bunny Payne ● 2624d
Quite funny but also a bit pathetic that the media are now playing the Hollies' song "He Ain't Heavy" with a clip of Jo Johnson pedalling away on his bike
Perhaps the Johnson brothers can rationalise their differences over Brexit like I've done with some relatives. Sadly, I know of other families where it's meant some have stopped talking to each other.
Michael Ixer ● 2624d
I hope they will when Brexit is over, whichever way it is settled. Boris was way off form yesterday which makes me think this political split by his brother has hit him hard on a personal level. The timing couldn't have been worse and I hope it wasn't a deliberate ploy by JJ to cause maximum upset for his brother. They are poles apart over the Brexit issue so Boris shouldn't have offered his brother a Ministerial position, and JJ shouldn't have accepted it.
Sue Hammond ● 2623d
The only reason Jo was in the cabinet was pure nepotism, and Jo knew it. He seems to have been aware of it and felt very uncomfortable
Sean Hodges ● 2623d
He shouldn't have accepted the job then.
I guess that Boris knew that he could depend on him as family. Very trusting of Boris, who would be bound by no such considerations personally.
David Ainsworth ● 2623d