If the original tweet ("We HIRED 100 Boris Johnson’s") is correct they are at work!You've also made the ridiculous assumption that the people in attendance work Monday to Friday, nine to five and that they need a day off in order to attend.
You reap what you sow.
How many of them received police visits or fines during this time? How many were under more scrutiny than the government clearly were at this time?
The fun part would be firing 100 Boris Johnsons.
If anyone was under more scrutiny than the government at the time, there was already a problem.
But has Boris himself apologised to the queen? It sounds like someone at No. 10 has apologised, well it seems like a bit half-hearted apology, but Boris himself has made no such apology.
People on here who broke rules didn’t set those rules and tell people they were expected to follow them & introduce legislation that prosecuted rule breakers
Correct, and I have no sympathy for them. They made these measures mandatory and then decided to break them.
Boris hasn't even apologised for the piss-up on May 20th. He's only apologised for "not realising it wasn't a work function". He doesn't do apologies, and believes rules don't apply to him. There's a report from his university tutor saying the same thing, so this is a lifelong trait.
Quite, he has no morals whatsoever. He'll do whatever he can get away with and even when he's caught he doesn't care, I guess he thinks/knows that other people in his party have also been breaking the law so he knows no one will stop him/chastise him for his misdemeanors.
I don't see why. Cheating its not illegal, whereas these gatherings at the time were.
That’s because it’s their job to. For example, at work (food industry), I have to instruct people I’m supervising not to chew gum and use phones in the kitchen because it is my job to tell people that, or I’d get demoted from my supervisor position. God knows I do both though, and willingly let others.
www.independent.co.uk
www.mirror.co.uk
Downing Street staff held 'wine-time Fridays' throughout the pandemic with Boris Johnson regularly witnessing the gatherings.
Sources told the Mirror that the Prime Minister encouraged aides to “let off steam” despite indoor socialising being banned under lockdown rules.
The regular event was so popular that staff even invested in a £142 drinks fridge to keep their bottles of white wine, Prosecco and beer cool.
Reports that staff took a suitcase to a supermarket to stock up on booze ahead of a party on the eve of Prince Philip’s funeral were not a one-off.
Sources claimed that aides took turns on Fridays to visit the local Tesco Metro in Westminster with a trolley suitcase to fill up the 34-bottle capacity fridge.
A picture has emerged of a wine fridge being delivered to Downing Street
The fridge has the capacity for 34 wine bottles
An extraordinary picture has emerged of the chiller being delivered through the back door of Downing Street on December 11, 2020.
At the time rules banned two or more people from different households from meeting indoors, unless “reasonably necessary” for work purposes.
Downing Street today apologised to Buckingham Palace after it was revealed more parties were held in No10 the day before Prince Philip’s funeral last Spring.
Two leaving bashes - one for Mr Johnson’s top spin doctor James Slack and another for the PM’s photographer - took place at Downing Street on April 16.
It was just hours before the Queen sat grieving alone at St George’s Chapel, Windsor.
‘Wine-time Fridays’ were scheduled into the electronic calendars of around 50 No 10 staff between 4pm and 7pm every week.
If that is true, it means we were repeatedly lied to when we were told that we must stay at home to protect the NHS and save lives.
