If you live in South Wales, any government I lead will make sure that you don't lose a penny from Brexit. No government I lead will cut capital investment in places with funny names that you used to hear on Rugby Special that nobody cares about.
But if I do have to cut anything, I make this promise to you now: I will plant a question at PMQs with Alan Cairns so that I can blame the Welsh Government."
Sadiq is trying to make London into Slovenia too. Might be a good way of getting some powers out of George Osborne or whoever is in charge of that sort of thing now.
On the plus side, Gove is now on Twitter. He doesn't yet have that many followers. And they're not all fans.
Sadiq has sold the Boris water cannon and says he'll spend the money on youth services. Wonder if he was announcing that today because he thought Johnson would be running for PM.
Late withdrawals – Tattersall’s Rule 4
In all races, excluding ante-post bets, if a runner is withdrawn, not under starter’s orders, bets will be settled in accordance with Tattersalls Rule 4(c), which says that backers of the withdrawn horse will have their stakes refunded.
Does this mean that Gove will have the stake he plunged into BJs back returned to him?
Glass Half Empty wrote: Late withdrawals – Tattersall’s Rule 4
In all races, excluding ante-post bets, if a runner is withdrawn, not under starter’s orders, bets will be settled in accordance with Tattersalls Rule 4(c), which says that backers of the withdrawn horse will have their stakes refunded.
Does this mean that Gove will have the stake he plunged into BJs back returned to him?
Apparently Gove's speech - all 13 pages - was written in one morning. I like to picture his looks-like-Noel-Fielding wife cutting off his sweat-stained shirt ala Jack Kerouac as Gove furiously pounded the keyboard. "I think of Boris Johnson, I even think of Old Boris Johnson the father we never found, I think of Boris Johnson."
"Erm, no dear, we're stabbing him back? Remember?"
Bollocks. Most of that was written aged 15, in front of his bedroom mirror, in his gaff that always smelt a bit of fish, in between squeezing plukes onto the glass. Only the detail has changed, the song remains the same frustrated virgin's cry.
GoveBusters the constant buzz in his brain. "But I wrote for The Times! You're still in the faish business Fraser!" he whined, while Sarah finished the final draft.
Lang Spoon wrote: aged 15, in front of his bedroom mirror, in his gaff that always smelt a bit of fish, in between squeezing plukes onto the glass. Only the detail has changed, the song remains the same frustrated virgin's cry.
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