According to reports, Mr Johnson left the call after 10 minutes and Mr Gove described Brexit as being “like moving house – it’s a hassle at first, but you are upgrading”.
It could be heard after the Tory MP implored members to "park the opportunism" as they debated economic support for areas with greater restrictions.
"Johnson will need to come back to the house and correct the record. The PM should not be telling lies just to get through a question."
Perhaps Deloitte and the other blood-sucking management consultants who asked for £16 billion were told it’s ‘£12 billion or nothing.’ I guess Johnson needs some hired goons for the grubbiest of jobs.
"The lies have to stop. If we want to turn this around, truth has to be spoken."
“Dom wanted £10,000,” one government source told the FT. “He’s weirdly obsessed with massive fines.”
The clip fuels allegations of cronyism within the current administration.
"This isn't a game. It's about people's lives. This is a national crisis and we won't defeat this virus on the cheap."
“Londoners didn’t cause coronavirus and they shouldn’t be made to pay for it."
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