Tim Walker tweeted: "The explanation is quite simple: wealthy Tory donors invest in the Tory party, the Tory party gives them a humongous return on their investments out of public money."
"It’s time to stop the culture wars that are feeding division. Dog whistles win votes but destroy nations."
“These allegations raise very serious questions about Conservative cronyism at the heart of the BBC."
A health secretary caught flouting his own rules, 600 million lost Covid tests and questions over Russian interference in UK elections were not enough to rattle voters.
Labour, in contrast, attracted just 32 per cent of the vote.
The party declared a "truly historic result" after Jill Mortimer secured a 6,940 majority. Labour held the seat in 2019 with a majority of 3,595.
The Tories have opened up an 11 point lead in the polls even though two in five people think the PM is corrupt!
How Peter Stefanovic's campaign for the truth could bring about a long-awaited reckoning for Boris Johnson's Conservatives.
“I’m very much in favour of powerful mayors in the West of England and elsewhere," Johnson said, he just can't name them.